The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-15
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Christine Blessing is appearing at the
New York Casino roof garden in a novel
act called 1.-The Girl with the Diamond
Dog"
Arthur T. Hoyt. a young actor from
Colorado. will make his first Eastern APP
pearance in James O'Neilrs spectacular
version OF The Count of Monte Cristo.'
1.-The Likeness of the Night" the new
play which the Kendals are TO produce
shortly in London. is from the pen of Mrs.
w. K Clifford. whose Love Letters of a
Worldly Woman created a literary SEN
sation some SIX or seven years ago.
Burr Mcintosh has been engaged TO
create the character of Philemon in Mary
Mannering's production of Janice Mere
dith" next season. Mr.. Mcintosh has re-
Gently been playing 'Pudd'nhead Wilson
in the West.
The actors home fund has reached the
$50. 600 mark and will be allowed to rest for
a time In the fall. however, the cam
paign will be resumed with vigor and GER
tain quarters. as yet untouched, will be
canvassed thoroughly.
Warren Conlan. who has been engaged
by the Messrs- Lieber & Co. to play the
role OF NJ. De villefort in James o'Neirrs
Monte Cristo" next season. was a
created the character of Governor Oliver
p. Morton in James A. Herne's play, Rev.
Griffith Davenport"
Viola Allen retired permanently from
'sThe Christian last Saturday night at
Powers's Theater. Chicago. Next season
she will be seen In the play which was
UrfffQn s<DQCfalIV fOr hQr nv + Nfart0p
Crawford. The title of the new piece is
I'm the Palace of the King" and particu-
lar interest attaches TO II because IL is the
first distinctly Spanish play attempted &c
be produced In this country since the late
falling out with Spain
xxx
Mrs Ffske seems likely TO be cut of from
appearing in Philadelphia. which has been
one of her strongest cards. The Auditor
ium has been the only theater In which she
could appear, because Ii was out of the
trust. but a contract was signed a few
days ago which converted IL into a trust
house. Olga Nethersole is at present in
the same boat with Mrs. Fiske. since the
syndicate has refused TO book her In its
theaters on account Of her trouble with
her manager. Marcus Mayer and Messrs.
Nixon a. Zimmerman. The latter trouble
Will. however. doubtless be patched up be-
fore the opening of the next theatrical
season
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The theater-goers OF Indianapolis will
doubtless be pleased 70 know that the car
nival of musical romances and terpsichor-
can revels produced at English's on the LIST
and I'd OF the present month will be repeat
ed for the benefit OF the Fresh Air Mission.
which has for its object the care and rec
reation of the poor and homeless children
of the city The carnival will be produced
at Tomlinson Hall on the 3Sth. 29th and 30th
of the present month. and will be staged
with all the accessories of costumes and
scenery necessary for the artistic presenta-
tion OF an entertainment OF this magni-
tude- There Will be over three hundred
participants and several new features will
be added. among which will be the drinking
song and chorus from "Girohe-Girofa'' and
the Anvil Chorus" from III Trovatore.'
The Fresh Air Mission Is one OF the most
popular charities in the city. and no doubt
the entertainment will nave the support
and patronage Of the general public.