The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
Playwright Charles II. Hoyt is again in
possession OF perfect health.

Playwright Charles H. Hoyt is again in
possession OF perfect health.
Efie Ellsler is winning considerable
praise for her clever representation of
Glory Quayle in 1.-The Christian" -
Next May Blanche Walsh and Melbourne
Mcdowell are to play a return engage
ment at the New York Grand Opera House.
Tonight at Proctor's Twenty-third street
rheater. New York, Digby Bell will make
his debut as a vaudeville star and Eddie
Girard will perform similar act at the
Pleasure Palace uptown under the same
management.
The part of the old husband and father
in Because She Loved Him So'' is the
most important i'm which that admirable
English comedian, John f.. Dodson. has yet
been seen in America. The piece will be
at English's Opera House before very long.
The st. Louis newspapers are angry at
JEFF de Angels. the comic opera star be-
cause he refuses to allow Grace Van Stud
diford, his prirna donna. who is former st.
Louis society queen. to acknowledge en-
cores or receive flowers over the footlights.
Marie Tempest, prominent actress, is
trying to secure the English rights to
."Papa's Wife, the musical comedy by
Harry Il. Smith in which Anna Held Is
making such a hit in New York. Florenz
Ziegfeld, jr., controls the American end of
the piece.
Edwin Hoff. baritone singer who was
compelled to leave the Bostonians a few
seasons ago on account of loss of voice,
has completely recovered his singing ability
and will be heard in the opera company of
Jessie Bartlett Davis. which will come into
existence next fall.
why Smith Left Home" with a cast
that Is as near stellar as possible. comes
to Englishs Wednesday and Thursday of
the current week. opening with popular
price matinee Wednesday afternoon. The
remaining performances will be Wednes-
day and Thursday nights.
Mrs. Langtry Is getting up a tea concert
I'm New York for the benefit of the hospital
ship in South Africa. Nine. Calve will
sing If 1t is possible for her to do so. Eric
Hope, earl OF Yarmouth and an actor OF
mediocre ability, will preside over an Amer
lean bar, and Edna May and May Erwin
will ornament tea tables by their gracious
presence.
1t seems safe to predict that no one will
leave English's Opera House until the end
OF each performance of the Brady and
Ziegfeld French farce, Mile. Fif.'' the
last two days or this week. The engage
ment begins Friday night. includes a
popular matinee Saturday afternoon and
closes Saturday night.
Frederic E. Mckay. of the New York
Mail and Express. confidently predicts that
Klaw and Erlanger's great spectacular
production Of the Wallace religious novel,
"Een-Hur," will eventually contribute to
General Wallace financial returns in excess
Of those that accrued TO Harriet Beecher
Stowe for "Uncle Toms Cabin"
1.-THE Limited Mall" owned and staged
by Elmer z. Vance, who has considerable
reputation as an inventor OF sensational
theatrical effects, will be at the Park the
first three days OF this week, commence
ing with to-day's matinee. This melo-
drama used to pack the Park, and has been
away about long enough to repeat the per-
Torrance.
A New York paper Announces that Fred
Hallen and Joe Hart have signed contracts
with William A. Brady to appear jointly
in his new farce, AUNT Hanna" which
viii be produced for the first time at the
5i1ou Theater, New York. on the 18th inst
dollie Fuller and Carrie de Mar, wives OF
the comedians. VIII support their husbands
IN the new piece.
Charles Frohman has followed up his
Boston success with IA Ia by like sen.
sational run of 1.-THE Girl from Maxirn,s -
The orchestra is under the stage at every
performance and extra matinees are
played Mr.. Frohman is negotiating for
another Boston theater in which to con-
tinue the engagement OF the latter niece
after 1t Is obliged to leave the Museum.
The concert of the indianapolis svm.
phony Orchestra will be given at English's
Opera House tomorrow night. Inter-
est In the forthcoming event Is height
med by the announcement that the we'll
Known body of skilled musicians will he
assisted by Miss Frances Savile. a IA
nous soprano from the court OF Austria
Il Vienna
According to a Boston paper f NJ. Hol.
and is TO appear in Charles Frohman's
production OF "Coralie & Co, Dressmak.
RS" at the Madison-square Theater. New
FORK. tonight. indianapolis theater-goers
lave been under the impression that he
Mas TO be at English's Opera House this
month In conjunction with Fritz Williams
Hearts are Trumps."
When Playwright Hoyt first offered a
Trip TO Chinatown TO the amusement low
ing public. the piece was instantly recog-
nized as something entirely outside the
pain that had been worn smooth by he
countless farces which preceued H. Park
patrons VIII be entertained by this de-
lightful comedy the latter half OF the
present week. beginning Thursday after
noon.
she Stoops To Conquer" Is the excellent
comedy offering and Carleton Macy's pho
tographs the added drawing card Tor to-
night at the Grand Opera House. The
iikenesses OF Dir. Macy are OF the
eilipsoid pattern, the very latest thing in