The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


lish's Opera House next Monday night
Mrs. Morris Black Sarah Layton Walker).
will begin at the box Office of the theater
tomorrow morning.
Tonight Tom Miaco's Jolly Grass Wild
ovSs will close their midweek engagement
to make room for the Howard & Emerson
"a New York Girl company at the En-
pire. The coming show is said to introduce
number or novelties
XXX
The character of Oliver Goldsmith as
transferred by Playwright Thomas to the
stage and impersonated by Stuart Robson,
IL one that is delightful to CONTEMPLATE
The seat sale opened yesterday morning for
morrow night at English's Opera House.
The four Jolly comedians, Harris, Davis,
Kemp and Glenn. are among the leaders in
the funmaking that will be supplied by
RUSSO & Hollands Nashville Students IN
conjunction with Gideon's Minstrel Carni-
val at the Park Theater the last three days
or the current week, beginning tomorrow
afternoon.
1.-THE Princess Chic" the new comic opera
by Kirk La Shelle and Julian Edwards
which is to be presented at English's Fri
day and Saturday nights and Saturday
afternoon OF the current week, is described
BY a prominent dramatic writer as being
1.-THE brightest, prettiest, wfttiest and in
oil respects the most meritorious work
since The Geisha.'"
Through inadvertence the excellent num-
her contributed by Mile Rialta in this
weeks vaudeville bill at the Grand Opera
House was not mentioned in the review of
Monday nights performance printed in the
ISSUE OF yesterday morning. Mile. Rialta
appears in variety of beautiful poses
plastiQue' and executes a variety OF dances
with the aid of powerful electric lighting
apparatus such as was carried by Papinta
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The Park Theater is being crowded to
the doors these days by people who enjoy
beautiful scenery. catchy music, pretty
songs. lively dances. clever comedians and
entertaining specialties, such as are fur
Eished by Johnny and Emma Ray and their
nne company In "A Hot Old Time" The
matinee and night performance to-day will
DC the last opportunities 10 see this popu-
lar farce
The musical comedy. "a Night in b.
hemia," which will be presented by the
Elks at EnsIish's Opera House next Tues
day and Wednesday nights. will introduce
number OF songs that are said TO be of
high order. such as THE Ladies from,
Gay Paree," by the Misses Mills, I.izilis
and Deboe; He Did Like Kelly Did," by
Casper. Donahue BALI and Miss McCor-
mick. and the Men Who Left the Town
To Go TO Klondike.' by Bob Paddock. En-
NETT Rose and Horace Thomas.
Yesterday and last night was c. A. r.
day at the Zoo. Big crowds attended. The
members OF the women's relief corps and
ladies OF the c. A. r. had worked faith
fully TO make the event a success, and they
We're gratIfied TO see that their labors were
fruitful. The arcade entrance TO the Zoo
was decorated with United States flags and
the interior was mass OF stars and stripes
Last night Re-. DIR. Mcintosh. a promf-
nent G. y. II. man, lectured on the ami
mails. To-day Is High School day benefit
70 the junior class OF the Manual Training
High School. Tomorrow will be Odd Fell
lows day. benefit 20 Canton Indianapo-
lis No. NJ p Friday will be temperance
day. benefit to the Women's Christian
Temperance Uni0n-the Willard and Gen.
trail branches. Saturday. the last and clos
ing day. will be newspaper mems day, and
81 light the newspaper men of the city
viii be Mr.. Bostock's special guests.