The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Maclyn Arbuckle will appear in David +.
Belasco's brilliant revival Of Under Two
Flags" anc later in Nat Goodwin's all star
production of 1.-THE Merchant Of Venice"
During E. II. Sothern's present tour in
Hamlet Miss Harmed will present ga
mile" at the Wednesday matinees the first
performance to be given in Cleveland In
few weeks.
The first souvenirs of the new vaude-
vile season at the Grand will be photo
graphs of Pauline Hall, which will be given
to all womtn attending the matinee Thurs
day of the present week.
Seats in the rear Of the lower floor of
English's Opera House for the Symphony
concert tonight will. in accordance with
custom, be sold at 81. In the bacony the
first two rows will be held at $3.50 and the
second two at 81, and the remaining seats
a. % and &c cents.
Pauline Halls appearances in vaudeville
this season have been series of ovations
to the recent comic opera prima donna,
and her twelve appearances at the Grand
this week, beginning this afternoon, will
not prove exceptions, judging from the I'M
usual advance demand for seats.
May Irwin has helped George Waugh
Arnold. young song writer, into prom
inence by singing successfully two of hi.
coon sorsgs, "Everything's Lovely and
the Goose Hangs High" and I've Laid
Him Away Upon the Shelf" Marie Dress
Ter is now singing two of the same authors
songs.
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Manager j. ID. Bernstein promises that
the production of "a Ride For Life" at
week will be a revelation in brilliant scenic
effects and mechanical devices. The cast
includes kess Snow "; ,d the popular comedian
soubrette, Miss Carrie Ezier.
Xxx
Manager Charles Frohman has given
Isabel Irving the part of Lady Joselyn
Leigh in the forthcoming production of
ITO Have and To Hold" This takes Miss
Irving from her place with the Frohman
Comedians, presenting AN Historical
Chateau" and means great promotion for
the talented actress.
THE Bohemian Burlesquers." with Billy
b. Van the bright particular star. will
commence a three days engagement at
the Empire with to-day's matinee. The
company arrived yesterday from Chicago,
where they performed last week. Gus
Rubin and his sparring partner will be
at the Empire Friday and Saturday of
this week.
Edward J. Radcliffe is reported to have
been engaged by Manager Brady G. Zieg-
field to create the part of Herbert Wood
bridge in Clyde Fftch's new play Lovers
Lane" at the Manhattan Theater, New
York, Feb. 1. This will be Mr.. Ratcliffe's
first appearance in New York for two
years. Emily WaAeman, who scored a per-
sonal triumph in ''Caleb West" will be i'm
a
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The story of 1.-THE Ameer," the delightful
comic opera IN which Frank Daniels will
appear Wednesday night at English's
Opera House, is decidedly original and
unique. This can readily be believed when
one remembers that 1t was written by
Kirk La Shelle Victor Herbert has pro-
vided some of his most tuneful music for
the piece. The excellence of Mr. Daniei,s
choruses is too we'll known to need recapi-
tulation hete.
One OF tie most beautiful scenes in the
new meloerama "An American Gentle
man." which comes 10 the Park this after
noon for 6. three-days' sojourn. is thar
which shows gypsy camp in the forest
an autumnal scene, the trees Just begin
ming to turn a golden brown: a brook
meapders down the side OF hill: and the
whole is bathed in suvery moonlight The
company. which is headed by William Rom
nelli and Rose Stahl, Is said TO be excel
lent
Scarcely less interesting than the final
appearance in this city OF the veteran
actor James A. Herne i'm his latest suc
cess Sag Garbor." at English's the last
three nights anG Saturday afternoon of this
week. VIII be the opportunity afforded local
theatergoers OF enjoying the beauty. grace
and charming acting of his two daughters
Crystal and julie. These young women
who are nineteen and seventeen wears az
age. respectively, have been carefuIIv
trained under the guidance of their eiffe5
mother Tie seat sale for the four per-
formances OF Sag Harbor'' begins ar ,ba
box Office OF the theater this morning
Colonel Shuitz, the Motel dog trainer ar
rived last night from the Baltimore 200
where for six weeks. with performing great
Danes. he has been appearing. The mon
ster dogs are from the Prince Bismarcte
kennel. at Hamburg. Germany IRE o.
galese guessing contest 20 settle the o,les
ton 10 ses OF the Cingalese dancere
begins tonight and closes Saturday nIght
Winners Will be announced and Drizas
awarded next Monday night The nareon
nrst guessing the correct number Of men
and women Will receive "A gold-mounfed
lions claw and the second. n season
ticket There viii be a labor benefit al
the Zoo Friday.