The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

Dan Daily is going to be in the New York
revival of 1.-THE Belle of New York"
The Hungarian Boys Band is a leading
feature at Proctor's Twenty third-street
Theater. New York.
Tim Murphy goes into New York with
'The Carpetbagger" on March at the
Fourteenth-street Theater.
"The Children of the Ghetto" will open
its road tour at Troy N. Y, Thursday.
under the management of Willard Hol-
combe.
Charles Frohnan will present his new
play by James NJ Barrie 1.-Two Kinds OF
Women" in London before he brings II to
America
Nelson Roberts, the new manager of Kos
ter & Balls New York music hall. has en-
gagged Verona Jarbeau for the present
week at that house.
James X. Hackett sustained a painful
napier wound in his right hand during a
rehearsal of the duel scene in THE Pride
of Jennjco." several days ago.
II Sam Schubert succeeds in buying 1.-The
Founders from Manager George w. Led
erer. 1t is likely that Thomas Q. Sea-
brooke will return to the cast.
Edward Rose is dramatizing for Alfred E.
Aarons the new novel, Near the Throne
written by w. j. Thorold. who was until
recently press agent for Mrs. Julia Arthur
Cheney.
An event at the Garden Theater, New
York, tonight will be the appearance of
Beatrice Cameron. Richard Manfield's
wife. in ARMS and the Man" 1t will be
her only appearance.
George III. Broadhurst has bought a
comedy, called His Absent Boy" for the
connection with certain ideas of his own
In producing new comedy.
Margaret Anglin. who played Roxane in
Mansfield's production of "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac." at English's last season. will have
Officers" to be put on at Frohman's EN-
pire Theater. New York, very soon.
David Higgins and Georgia waldron
made hit with new play. Darius Green
and His Flying Machine at Paterson, N.
j., last week. IT is a straight comedy, and
Is said TO be far ahead of "At Piney
Ridge" also written by them, which was
seen at the ParA last season.
The week at the Park opens hilariously
with 1.-The Katzenjammer Kids" a farce
comedy. I'm which the Blondells, Edward
and Libbie, figure as principals. Their en-
Eagement is for three days. commencing
with the matiEee this afternoon and ter
Einating with Wednesday nights perform
ance.
Tony Pastor has secured from the Vita
graph Company set of moving pictures
of the Christmas pantomime cinderella. -
now being produced with success in Lon
don. The scenes are flashed on to a
screen from a Photographic film a half
mile In length. and are said to be very
lively and beautiful
Willie Collier returns to English's TO-
night for another brief engagement of his
roaring farce. Mr.. Smooth" Earlier In
the present season this piece was well re-
ceived. Mr.. Collier carries capable com.
pany and adequate scenery and settings
There are to be but two performances, to-
night and tomorrow night
''The Crust OF Society,"" which opens 10,
the entire week at the Grand tonight. 4:
another Of those dressy modern plays In
which the members of the stock con,nanx
always appear TO such fine advantage. II
- based on work of Dumas entitled
DEM Monde, and Is replete with witty
lions.
When David Belasco's new farce
Naughty Anthony" is given its initia
New York presentation at the Herald
square Theater, the cast will contain tvs
society girls, who will thus make thei,
nrSt bows TO the public as actresses They
are Miss Frances Joliffe, a San Franciscs
heiress, and Miss Eva Grace Smell grand
daughter OF the murdered Chicago banker
Amos ]. Smell
The opening burlesque to be presented
at the Empire Theater this afternoon Is or
innocent reflection Of Greater New York,
famed 400, and Is entitled "a Warm Re-
ception- The closing burlesque Is emit
tied "A Hot Time In Alaska.'' vvith r.
Morris and Jennie Lamont in charge OF m,
comedy. The performance will be give,
by Sam Il. Jacks own burlesque com
pany, which Will be here all week.
An unusually elaborate operate concer
was given at the Metropolitan Oper,
House. New York. last night. The soloIst,
were Nordica and Nine Mantelu. Her
Van Rooy and Signor Scotti Emil PAN
conducted the orchestra The selection,
were from Beethoven, Weber, Gounod
wagner. Haydn. Schubert Rubenstein
soldmark. Meyerbeer -trauss Reimann
LeoncaValio, Erik and Humperdink.
New YorA paper tells a good story OF
the late John Stetson when he was man
aging Gilbert and Sullivan's Princes
la Business had been pretty bad unit
the company reached Syracuse n v
when. by some curious accident. the bo,
office receipts assumed plethoric propor
lions. As Stetson was going on his wa,
rejoicing 10 another city he was met witt
telegram from the Syracuse manage
asking for a return date. Not on you