The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-15
Notes of the Stage.

AIRS. Fiske opens a weeks engagement
In Denver jan Z.
The engagement OF the Little Egypt Bur-
lesque Company closes at the Empire The
alter tonight, and the Big Sensation Com
pany will be here Monday for a week of
vaudeville and burlesque.
ACROSS the Pacific Charles z. BIaney's
latest sensational melodrama, which comes
TO the Park next Thursday afternoon to
biggest scenic production ever given IN
this city at popular prices.
XXX
Gertrude Pianka, known the Lady of
Lions" is under engagement TO appear at
the Bostock Zoo in this city in the near
was received with the old Sir Charles
Wombwell's circus, which Is now owned
by Mr.. Bostock.
Roy L. Royce, who takes a dual role In
"a Wise Guy at the Park, is character
comedian OF great ability in addition TO be-
ing an uncommonly clever mimic. He fur
fishes almost as much of the fun of the
performance as Edmund Hayes, the wise
guy" "A Wise Guy closes its engage
ment with to-day's matinee and night per-
formances-
afternoon the Grand Opera House will en-
ter upon its new career as high-class
vaudeville house under the direction of
NJ c. Anderson. of Cincinnati. A pleasing
hill has been arranged for the first week
The headliner Is to be The Girl with the
Auburn Hair Others in the olio viii be
]. II. Murray and Clara Lane, Flat and
Sutherland. Baby Lund. Frank Urban and
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkyas ID. Fisher.
Ono of fine most infonsafNr atfr ~ft,,a
lions ever conceived by playwright is
that which forms the finale of the fourth
act of Otis SINNERS adaptation of prince
Otto" In which Princess Seraphina MAUD
Durbinl resents the insult offered to her
honor by her prime minister, Baron Won
Gondrensrk George Nash) and stahs him
with n dagger nurrie dly taken from a stanc
ot arms near by. The thrilling tall of
the minister and the entrance of the prince
constitute most effective climax TO a
strong act. The play will be repeated for
the last time this afternoon and tonight
When the Pennsylvania limited, one of
the country's most famous fast passenger
trains. pulls out OF New York next Satur-
day night with the members of Joseph Ar
thurs Lost River company. bound for
Indianapolis. this train will for the first
time I'm its history, carry cattle car By
special arrangement. the Messrs- Liebler
who control the production, will have two
horses and sheep that appear in the play,
hitched on TO the Limited" and trans
ported 10 Indiana's capital city. together
with the people In the company III MOTH
ing untoward occurs Lost River" will be
presented Esnglish's Opera House Mon
day night. the night before Christmas.
Xxx
The players wEo will support Miss Mar
lowe at English's next week In when
Knighthcod Was I'm Flower and the parts
assigned to them are as follows: Henry
NH, Charles Harbury; Francis IAN
souleme. dauphin OF France. WiIfrid
North; Thomas Wolsey. bishop OF Lincoln
c. F. GIbney; Duke OF Buckingham, David
rorrence: Duke DE Longueville. envoy of
France, Edwin Wilett; Charles Bra ndon
Bruce McRae; Sir Edwin Caskoden, master
CT the dance. Donald McLaren; Master
Cavendish. Wolsey's secretary. Frederic
Burt; Sir Alan Judson, Buckingham's
cousin. Wiifrid North: VIII Somme-s. the
kings jester. Frank Reicher: Captain
Bradhu-st. OF the ship Royal Hind y w
Morrison; host of the Bow and String tav-
ern Frederic Leslie. q priest T. l. CRIT
wright: officer OF the Kings guard
James Stuart: servant at the inn. William
charles, officer OF the ship Royal Hind w
II Taylor. first adventurer Francis Ifav-
ward: second Adventures. j. j. Elwyn.
Queen Katherine of England. Annie Clark.
Lady Jane BolingbrOke, Mistress Ammo
Boleyn and Mistress J8ne Seymour. maids
of honor 10 Princess Mary, Nora I.amison
Claire Kulp and Ellen Rowland respective,
w. page. Katherine Wilson.