The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Pauline Hall declares that she is still a
member Of the Wilbur MAUD Daniels)
Opera Company, all reports to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
VIII s. Vaudeville, who was overcome
by heart trouble at Ann Arbor. Mich. Sat-
urday night. during the first act of 1.-The
Founders" had recovered sufficiently last
night 10 start for Bay City TO rejoin Thorn
as Q. Seabrooke's company.
Wednesday evening. May Is. is the date
of the appearance OF Nat c. Goodwin and
Maxine Elliott at English's Opera House
I'm the special revival of 1.-The Merchant OF
Venice made by Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger.
This production will be presented only
twenty-eight times on the present tour.
THE Wilderness is the title OF a new
comedy drama by Henry v. Esmond, which
will be produced in this country by Nat c.
Goodwin after his forthcoming London
season. Mr.. EsmOnd has also just COM
pleted another play called MY Lady Vir-
tue"
Mrs. Leslie Carter, who Is playing "Zaza"
In the larger cities of the West. will stop
in indianapolis on her return to the East
long enough TO give local amusement lovers
at least one opportunity of witnessing a
presentation of that much-talked about
drama
Edward s. Tarr, a veteran actor and
stage manager OF 1.-The Belle of New York"
company, which played at the Scranton,
IA. Lyceum Saturday night. dropped dead
of apoplexy I'm the Office OF the Hotel Ter
race in that city yesterday morning. The
remains are to be sent TO Baltimore for in
terment.
John w. Isham's organization Of colored
vaudeville talent is said to carry a quantity
of handsome scenery. This season they
are appearing TO excellent advantage In
an amusing musical farce entitled King
'Rastus." which will be presented at the
Park Thursday afternoon and night OF the
present week.
There was no Improvement last night in
the condition OF Maurice Barrymore, the
actor. who Is a patient in the Bellevue in
sane pavilion. New York. The newspapers
were given to Mr.. Barrymore. but not until
oil reference to him was cut out. At a late
hour last night he was resting more quietly
than at any time since his admission.
Daniel Frohman's famous Lyceum The
alter Stock Company has started on its trip
to San Francisco to begin a thirteen weeks
season. and on the way West will be seen
I'm this city at English's Opera House In a
single performance OF the brilliant play
Is one OF the present seasons notable sue
cesses In both London and New York.
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Julia Kingsley, who is described as being
both pretty and clever. will be one OF the
principal attractions in the vaudeville bill
at the Grand this week. beginning this aft
ernoon. Miss Kingsley is assisted by Mel
son Lewis in the presentation of a farcical
absurdity entitled Her Uncle's Niece"
This Is only one of nine excellent features
that make up this weeks programme.
XXX
Boone Mckee. who brought the United
States Marine Band TO this city last week.
and who manage the indianapolis SYM
phony Orchestra. has entered into a con-
tract, with the Victor Herbert Pittsburg
Symphony Orchestra by which that famous
organization will be heard in Tomlinson
Hall the night OF May 4. Mrs. Fannie
Bloomfeld-Zeisler, the pianist who played
for the ladies' Matinee adusicale n few
weeks ago. will be the soloist with the
P~ittsburg orchestra.
Xxx
One OF the most pleasing art posters II
the season Is the work OF an ighteen-year
old son OF Ali Ben Haggin. the famous
California capitalist and thurman. 1t is
used to advertise William A. Brady's pro-
ouction OF the new Clyde Fitch play. Low
ers Lane" and represents a dimpled Gu
pid piping his love lay 10 a small bird
twittering upon the plnk-hlossomed branch
OF an apple tree. This is young Haggin's
first attempt at that kind OF work.
Mildred Hollands genial manager, Ed
ward c. White. who is well known and very
popular IN this city. has favored his
friends. the dramati writer's OF the coun-
try. with handsome souvenirs OF Miss Hol-
lands tour In her new play. The Power
Sehind the Throne" I'm the form of pretty
and serviceable card cases. on the inner
nap OF which Is placed a superbIy litho-
graphed annual pass to the play. good in
any city IN which Miss Holland may be
appearing.
Henry Miller in Madeline Lucette RyIey's
latest and. II is said. greatest play. Rich
"a Savage" viii De the attraction at En-
vn<rs Opera House Saturday afternoon
and night OF the current week. The drama
is said 10 be one that Is equally popular
with the more highly educated element OF
playgoers. as well as Will those who look
only for good entertainment at the thea
tiers. The former are said 70 reve. IA the
literary treat IL offers, and the latter in