The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Bohemian Burlesquers will close
with to-night's performance. Jacobs
Butterfly Burlesquers" open at to-mor-
rows matinee for six performances
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Joseph Arthur's latest play, Lost River"
with its quaint interesting characters, its
beautiful rich scenery and its thrilling In
cidents. will be seen at English's Opera
House next Monday and Tuesday nights.
About two thousand photographs of Pau
line Hall were received by Manager Myers,
of the Grand last night The pictures will
be given as souvenirs to all women attend
ing the matinee performance tomorrow.
Hoyt's "A Brass Monkey with new
music, novel specialties, pretty girls and
Maize Trumbull the dainty, clever little
soubrette, playing Baggage. is the attrac-
ton at the Park the first half of next week.
IAN American Gentleman" will be pre-
scented for the last times at the Park Thea
ter this afternoon and tonight. This piece
has proven deservedly popular with the pa
irons of the house 1t is provided with an
excellent company. and the SCENERY is
above the average of that shown at popu.
lar prices.
Frank Daniels in THE Ameer," at Eng
lish's tonight, is sufficient of an announce
ment to bring out large and enthusiastic
audience. since few comedians have larg-
er following in this city than Mr.. Daniels
The company includes such well-known
people as Helen Redmond. Norma Kopp
Kate TART. VIII Danforth. Rhys Thomas
and Owen Westford
The singing and dancing Of little Carrie
Ezier, in "A Ride for Life" the new play
coming TO the Park tomorrow afternoon,
Is said to be a revelation. This piece was
great success at the Grand Opera House.
New York. and was declared by several OF
the critics in the metropolis 10 be one or
the best comedy dramas seen in that city
in years.
Dorothy Morton, the comic opera star.
will make her first appearance in this city
In vaudeville at the Grand next week. Flo
Irwin and Walter Hawley will present the
original sketch, The Gay Miss Con" The
bill will include also Caroline Hull, con-
tralto; the Rexos. unicycle performers and
expert skaters; Charles l.. Fletcher mono
loguist: Gus Williams, Conway and Leland.
one-legged dancers. and Robetus and VIII
fredo, European equilibrists.
Hilda Thomas. the former Indianapolis
girl, who is making big hit at the Grand
in a vaudeville sketch called Miss Am
bition," will put on new playlet to-
morrow afternoon for the remainder of the
week, entitled THE Lone Star" which Is
said to be even brighter than the first
piece. Pauline Hall will sing new songs
the remainder of the week and display 3
set of entirely new gowns.
Hilda Thomas Is being warmly received
by her old friends at the Grand this week.
Miss Thomas was not merely born and
reared In Indianapolis, but has appeared
here In comic opera in past seasons, so that
IL is not surprising that her engagement in
vaudeville at the Grand this week should
be in the nature Of a triumph. A more de-
lightful and versatile coincidence has not
been seen here In several seasons. She
will change her act tomorrow afternoon
for the remainder OF the current week.
Marion Abbott. Mr.. Herne's leading wom-
an in Sag Harbor," achieved consider
able fame by her clever impersonation OF
Mrs. Lorimer. the breezy society matron
with the biting tongue. in the THE Moth
and the Flame" Miss Abbott's fine figure
has led many of her admirers TO christen
her THE Minerva OF the Stage" Sag
Harbor' will be presented at Englsh's
Opera House the last three Nights OF the
current week by the same company and
with the same splendid production that
made IL a remarkable success in New YORK
The engagement includes Saturday mat
inee.
The guessing contest at the Zoo to nix
the exact proportion Of men and women in