The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-02
Notes of the Stage.

AS previously announced in this paper.
Harold Bauer. the eminent pianist, is COM
ing to Indianapolis to appear in concert
work. He has been engaged by the Indian
apoliS Symphony Orchestra Association as
the soloist for the concert in English's OPP
era House the night of Jan. q.
Miss Nelson, who I'm private life is Mrs.
Joe Farnum. is appearing at the Empire
Theater this week in one of the strongest
acrobatic specialties I'm vaudeville. Mrs
Farnum was one of the original four Mel
son Sisters, who gained a worldwide fame
by their acrobatic work She does an,act
with her husband. who is also a we'll
known performer and an acrobat of ability
xxx
The scene of the last act of the "Elev-
enth Hour at the Park the first part of the
current week is said to be a faithful repro-
duction of wealthy Chicago mans draw
Ing room. made from photographs This
play, which Is Lincoln j. Carriers very lat
est and one of his most sensational melo-
dramas, Is creating quite q STIR It's en-
gagement ends with two performances to-
day.
"A Young Wife," one of the more recent
New York successes, will be presented for
the first time here at English's Onera
House Friday and Saturday nighss and SAT-
urday afternoon by an excellent comnanv
headed by Miss Selma Herman and incIud
ing Edna G.. Brothers, Alberta Ice Adoio,,
jackson, John T. Nicholson. John l., WOOD.
erson, Richard Williams Charles h. Craig
Mark Fenton and James j. De Barre.
Xxx
Local lovers of the best music are des-
tined TO have their predictions abundantlv
gratified during the first months of the new
century. Ossip Gabrielowitsch, the Russia
piano virtucso, who has been recently shar-
nOnOrS
other renowned foreign artists has been Sc
cured as the soloist OF the concert to ne
gwen oy the Amphion Club in the auditorl-
Jan. 30. "e"' u
friday force of men will be put to work
putting up the elaborate apparatus which
VIII be used by Lotto the famous net diver
In making his sensational leap from the TON
OIL 9.. IoLnlihson Hall to the street below next
iuesoay AFTERNOON. This great act has
been engaged by Manager Louis i PaclS
especially 70 announce his big ragtime car
nival, 10 De given in Tominson Hall the
same afternoon and evening under the
title of THE Syncopated Jubilee and c.atao
walk Contest"
The large sale of seats for the concert m
be given by the famous Thomas orchestra
in English's Opera House tomorrovv nieht
SNOW. that indianapolis is not so far be-
hind the larger cities in its appreciation of
the higher order of music Such a bodv -
musicians as Thomas's Chicago Orchast RI
stands out singly and alone among the few
really brilliant orchestras of the world. Mr.
John I'll. Stem. to whom belongs the honor
OF bringing this noted orchestra to this citv.
IS receiving warm congratulations upon his
display of genuine public spirit
Tomorrow the Park Theater will have one
of Its greatest attractions of the season. the
great Scribner vaudeville show. which en-
joys the unusual distinction of being un.
Gualinedly guaranteed by Messrs. Dickson
and Talbot, the well-known theatrical
men lnasmuch as the organization is
headed by Ezra Kendall. the brilliant mono
loguist, and Fred Hallen and Molly Full
Ter. IL Is easy To see that the proprietors
o. the Park are not taking very many
chances In giving their guaranty This at
traction will finish out the week at the
Fark. beginning with the matinee tornor-
row.
The captivating feats performed by Lock-
hart's troupe ot educated pachyderms az
the Grand this week are done solely
through the agency OF kindness. As soon
hs one or the huge beasts has done any
thing worthy OF commentator IL receives
OF sweetmeat thrust into It's gaping mouth
BY the good-natured trainer Not the Least
enjoyable feature OF the interesting exhibit