The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10
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Mrs. Leslie Carter has received an offer
10 return to London next April for an
other twelve weeks of "Zaza.'
Xxx
New York theatergoers will get their
first glimpse of Mary Mannering as a star
in Janice Meredith tonight.
xxx
'"The Prisoner of Zenda' is announced
as the Christmas week attraction at the
Park Theater in Cincinnati, where stock
companies arc still given a full share of
public patronage
Signora Eleonora Duse. the great Italian
actress. is having Mrs. Fiske's version of
Tess Of the D'Urbervilles'' translated into
Italian. and will make her first appearance
as Tess in Rome early next May.
Xxx
David Harum." the play which was
slated by the critics and cried down by
the magazine reviewers. will run the en-
tire present season in New York. Next
season IL will be seen only in Boston, Phil
adelphia and Chicago.
XXX
Manager NJ. c.. Anderson. who has leased
the Grand Opera House for vaudeville
productions. has just secured the Great
Lafayette show for his Columbia Theater
In Cincinnati, which woulc indicate that
Indianapolis people may have an oppor-
tunity to see this fine attraction.
Henrietta Crossman and Mistress Nell'
are credited with being the only attrac-
lions that nave no time limit set to their
stay in New York. a special company is
being organized to present on the road
the delightful Nell Gwynn play. in which
Miss CroSsman Is winning such subStan-
tial recognition. The latter organization
will start from New York about Dec. "a.
"A Wise Guy" the piece which will be
presented at the Park Theater the latter
half of the current week by Edmond
Hayes and a capable supporting company,
Is q pleasing combination of farce-comedy
vaudeville and burlesque. 1t made quite
a hit at the Park last season, and returns
with the assurance that everything about
the production has been brought up To
date.
The Sorrows of Satan will be present.
ed at the Park Theater the first three days
OF the present week. beginning with to-
days matinee. by the only company pro-
ducing the play in this country. The cast
Is necessarily of great strength and Is
headed by Miss Emily Dodd, whose bril-
FAINT work last season in the role OF Lady
Sybil Elton Is still fresh In the minds of
theater-goers.
MAUI Luz III - VA&o ohlAlllCI > DGdu-
tiful and capable leading woman. is said
TO wear some remarkably handsome and
effective gowns in Prince Otto the
brilliant New York success. which is to be
presented at Engiish's Opera House Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday nights and Sat
urday afternoon OF the current week Miss
Durbin plays the part of the princess,
which ts said 10 tit her remarkably well.
The title role OF Sardou's Theodore is
said 10 1T Mrs. Minnie Tittell Bruno 10
perfection. She Is described as possessing
q lthesome grace of motion and a face
that portrays with marvellous ease and
rapidity the emotions OF a woman who
commands and cajoles. fascinates and re-
pels. loves and hates. gives pleasure and
dora" is booked at English's for three
nights. beginning tonight, and a Wednes-
day matinee.
Julia Arthur and her millionaire husband,
Benjamin p. Cheney. will leave soon for
an extended tour OF California. Mexico
and the great Southwest. While on this
trip they will read a number OF PLAYS that
have been submitted for Miss Arthurs use.
and on the day following washington's
birthday announcement OF the next stellar
vehicle for Miss Arthur will be made The
day named has been selected because IL is
the anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr..
and Mrs. Cheney.
Many clever vaudeville and buriesque
features are claimed for the New York
Stars. who begin a three days engagement
at the Empire Theater this afternoon. The
performance opens with a curtaIn-raiser
called "The Sousa Girls" and closes with a
buriesq1e entitled An Artists Model 1t
y claimed the chorus has been selected
6om the ranks OF the best operate stage