The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-21
Locally Interesting.


Next week at the Grand the stock COM
pany will appear in the much-talked of
production of "F'rou Frou," which has been
In preparation for some time past.
One week from tomorrow afternoon
Hoyt's "a Milk White Flag will be given
the first of a series of presentations to con-
tinue three days at the Park Theater.
The last half of next week at the Park
will be given over to high-class melodrama.
The bill is Sorrows of Satan." the strong
emotional play constructed from the novel
of the same name by Marie Corelli.
At English's Opera House the first three
nights of next week the original copy
righted pictures of the Jeffreys-Sharkey
pugilistic contest will be exhibited. These
views have never been seen here before.
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Friday and Saturday of next week a
rafting farce-comedy will be presented I'M
der the fetching title of Hotel Topsy
Turvy." 1t comes to English's Opera House
bearing the mark of New York approval
Manager Zimmerman, of the Empire
theater, has booked Irwin Brothers Bur-
lesquers and the Venitian Burlesquers for
next week. The two companies will divide
the time. The Irwin Brothers show is well
known here.
People We Have Seen and Heard OF.
The husbands of Mrs. Langtry and Mrs
Campbell are both in South Africa fighting
the Beers.
At the New York Eden Musee series
of moving pictures from South Africa is
being exhibited.
Frank Daniels has closed his engage
ment with 1.-THE Ameer' at Wallack's The
alter. New York.
Tomorrow Anna Held begins her elev-
enth week of ''Papas Wife" at the Man
haitian Theater. New York.
The Boston Lyric Opera Company played
series of thirty-two engagements at
Honolulu last month to crowded houses.
Nellie Lindroth has been we'll received In
the role of Miss Smith in the funny farce
why Smith Left Home" which will be
at English's next month.
May Irwin continues to add frsh, new
songs to her comedy. SISTER Mary" and
its run at the Bijou. New York. seems
calculated to be never-ending.
The New York Mail and Express says
the third month of Way Down East" at
the Academy of Music finds 1t as popular
as during the first week Of its engagement.
1.-The Gunner's Mate" in which Marion
Berg is making quite a metropolitan hit,
closed it's two weeks engagement last
night at the Grand Opera House. New
York.
Albert II. Perry and Miss Eleanor Carr
White. members of the company that
played "A Colonial Girl at English's re-
Gently, have been married since their visit
TO this city.
An Anglo-American syndicate is prepar-
ing TO build large theater and hotel on
the Charing Cross road. close to wynd-
hams new London theater, where Pinero's
DANDY Dick" will shortly be revived.
Charles Denier Warren, the Chicago
born son of Charles Warren and Margaret
Fish. is making a hit in the pantomime
at the Royal Theater. London. which is
being produced by children of professional
players.
Creston Clarke, the rising young romantic
actor seen recently at English's is work
ing his way through Texas and will enter
the State Of Louisiana the last day of the
present month His tour continues TO be
successful.
While the Boston symphony Orchestra
was going through with it's performance
at Sanders's Theater. Cambridge, Jan. H.
the audience was thrown into confusion
and almost panic by the loud explosion of
a bomb. touched off. II was thought, by
fun-loving Harvard students
Lorraine Hollis. talented woman. who
has earned considerable fame as a men,