The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

JEFF De Angels is to star next season in
musical comedy. instead of comic opera.
and is negotiating already for a New.York
opening.
"A Man and His Wife will be withdrawn
from the Empire Theater, New York. after
the current week, and Lord and Lady
Algy" revived In its place.
May Robson and Eric Hope Carl of Var
mouth) nave formed a partnership for the
purpose of conducting a summer theatrical
season at the great watering place, New
port.
'Uncle Josh Spruceby," the lively ten
year-old rural drama, with its sensational
mechanical effects and unusual musical
equipment, will succeed Isham's Octoroons
at the Park Thursday afternoon.
Julia Marlowe and her recent New York
success, Barbara Frietchie." Will be seen
at English's Opera House Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Miss Marlowe shows a
very lively and beautiful heroine
The combination of a delightful comedy.
such as 1.-The Butterflies" and the first
appearance az a member of the stock COM
pany of Miss Adelaide Warren should in
sure a large audience at the Grand to-
night.
Lee NJ. Boda, general manager of the
theatrical syndicate which controls Eng
Hsh's Opera House. arrived in the city
Saturday evening. He left for Columbus
yesterday morning. accompanied by Man.
ager Miller
Andrew Mack, the singer and comedian,
who is 20 present his new play. The Last
of the Rohans,' at English's Opera House
next Monday and Tuesday nights. Mr..
Morris also enjoys the distinction of being
the author of the play.
The Little Egypt Extravaganza Com
pany, presenting two burlesques, lone
Night in June and "A Bachelors Baby"
will be the attraction at the Empire The
alter this afternoon. The company an
nounces a strong olio and a host OF pretty
girls who appear i'm the two buriesques.
A New York paper says that Sosman,
Lands & Hunt have organized a No. 2
company to present the Jeanette L. Glider
version of "Quo Vadis'' in the larger West
ern cities. 1t is likely that reference is
had to the local stock company. which will
present the play in a few large cities on
its way east TO Buffalo.
A new English firm Of dramatists. Mr..
Henry Hamilton and Mr.. Seymour Hicks.
are at work on a new play for Charles
Frohman. the American theatrical man.
ager. who is now In London attending to
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and his multitude of other enterprises in
the British metropolis.
The sale of seats for the engagement of
Jerome Sykes and Edna Wallace Hopper In
sousa's new operatic extravaganza, Chris
and the Wonderful Lamp" opens at Eng
lish's Opera House this morning at 8
O'Clock. There will be three performances
Friday and Saturday nights and a special
matinee Saturday afternoon.
Belle Davis, who is at the head Of Ish-
ANS Octoroons. opening at the Park this
afternoon. is perhaps the highest-salaried
member of a colored organization. Miss
Davis is both good-looking and talented.
A clever feature OF the bill presented Is
the skit called 1.-The Booking Agency" per-
petrateu by Smart and Williams, assisted
by Marion Henry.
David Harum" was presented all last
week in Rochester, N. Y, by Mr.. w. H.
Crane and his company. The remarkable
feature I'm this statement Is that such a
feat could be accomplished In Rochester,
which has always hitherto been regarded
as a ~one-night stand. The box-ofice re-
ceipts showed a steady increase each night
after the first. This week the play will be
given in Syracuse.
Tim Murphy is said to be negotiating
with Frank Mckee with a view TO appear
ing in his old role of Maverick Brander in
HoytS "A Texas steer InlS Is COCO
news, indeed, If true Murphy has not had
much luck since he left the greatest role
In which he ever appeared. Dorothy Sher-
rod (Mrs- Murphy will. or course, be seen
In her former character of Bossy If the
zeal Is consummated.
The next wedding in local theatrical cir.
cles is that OF Mr.. z. f. Brown. adver-
Using agent of English's Opera House. and
Miss Ida Mae Pearson. which is scheduled
TO take place Wednesday evening in the
parlors OF Father Denis McCabe, OF Holy
Cross Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will
at once take up their residence In the new
Brown at $50 Tacoma avenue. The en-
ployes of English's Opera House have
made up a purse and bought a handsome
leather divan for the prospective bride
and groom.