The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30
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Diamond Merchant
Is North Illinois St.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Bates House is Just across the street from


DR.. John Gibbs. who Is attending Miss
Lolita Crabtree, the actress. at the Hotel
Navarro. New York, reported last evening
that his patient was much improved.
The sale of seats for the single perfor-
nance of Richard CarveI." with John
Drew In the title role, at English's Opera
House Monday night next week will open
at the box office tomorrow morning.
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Mile. Fleurette. the great dancer. is one
of the central figures Of Hoyt's "a Trip
to Chinatown which comes to the Park
Theater tomorrow afternoon to replace
"A Brass Monkey, by the same clever
author.
Manager Miller of English's Opera House
announced last night that people who have
had seats for the Alice Nielsen engagement
reserved and laid away at the boxoffice
had better call for them, all such seats
will be sold out. The demand is unusually
heavy.
i Hoyt's farce-comedy, "A Brass Monkey
which is now being presented at the
Park to audiences which fill the seating
capacity of the house, Is about as well
provided with catchy songs and lively dane
IS as any similar production seen here
during the present season.
The race-track diversion which closes
the performance of Fred Twins big show.
at the Empire this week. is called A
Good Thing" 1t is handsomely mounted,
and exhibits fine display OF costumes
worn by the women. There arc a number
of new and catchy songs in the bur
lesque.
Souvenirs will be given to all women
who attend the performance at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow afternoon. These
will be excellent photographs of Dor
othy Morton. the talented comic opera
singer who is one of the prominent features
Of the fine vaudev programme at that
house this week
Robertus and Wilfredo. equ;librists and
1ugglers. are showing at the Grand this
week something entirely new and decidedly
unique In the way of difficult manipula-
ton OF a number of rubber balls. They
juggle the balls So TO initiate the sound
OF train pulling away from a station. and
do many other entertaining feats with the
little bounding spheres.
The sale of seats for the concert of the
Amphion Club and ossip Gabrilowitsch
noted pianist. at the German House to-
night. has developed such strength that
the directors of the club have decided TO
put several rows of extra chairs in the
balcony, TO be sold at 80 cents each with
The exception or the two front rows
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Seats are on sale for the engagement
Of the Alice Nielsen opera company AT
English's this week, presenting THE Sing
ing Girl Friday night and 'sThe Fortune
Teller Saturday afternoon and night. This
opera company Is said 10 be the largest
Theatrical organization now travelling In
over 100 people. II is claimed. besides an
orchestra OF thirteen musicians.
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Captain Louis Sorcho. who will begin to-
morrow afternoon IN the main hall of the
German House an exhibition of deep-sea
diving. by means of a huge steel and glass
tank said TO contain 80 900 gallons of water
comes TO this city after a series OF success.
international Exposition, Atlanta. GA the
Greater American Exposition. Omaha
Neb-. the electrical exhibition in Madison
square Garden. New York, and the West
ern Pennsylvania exposition.
big Frank" the boxing kangaroo. Is
proving a big attraction at the Zoo. He
very frequently scores knock-down
against Trainer Briggs. The dental stu
dents turned out in force last night. They
furnished an excellent quartet, Composed OF
w. l.. Anderson, =. X. Smead, c. III. Lucas
and T. q. wishard. clever exhibition OF
impersonaffon and mimicry was given bv
w. III. Pritchard Captain Jack Bonayifa.
the lion trainer. has been OF of the pro
gramme for several days on account of i'll
ness. but Will probably give his act with
twenty lions to-day or tomorrow.
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Madame Butterfly David Belaseo.s
adS~fation OF John Luther Longs idyllic