The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-28

THE Casino Girl Will begin Its American
tour March in New York, with the entire
company that made the piece such hit in
London.
Seats are on sale for the concert to be
gwen in English's Opera House the evening
of Feb. by Theodore Thomas's orchestra
under the local direction of John H Stem
XXX
Camille D'Arville has returned to the
stage. despite her earnest protestations
when sho was married several months ago
that she would retire forever from the glare
OF the footlights. She is in vaudeville.
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New York paper says that Fraulein
Adele Aus der Ohe. court pianist to the
Grand Duke OF Saxe-Weimar. has arrived
in New York to begin a tour of the large
cities OF this country and that she will
be heard with the great Theodore Thomas
orchestra
Jerome Sykes will be supported in the
title role of Foxy CUTLER when that new
comic opera IL presented at English's short
ly. by a splendid company, including Helen
-Bertram, Carrie Weir, julius Steger,
A6olph link, Grace Cameron, Georgia
Game. w c. Stewart. Harry McDonough
and Louis Cassavant.
"A Trip to China town." the clever Hoyt
farce which comes to the Park Thursday
afternoon to remain the balance of the
week, is said to hold the record for the
longest continuous run in America, 70S times
at Mr.. Hoyts New York playhouse. 1t has
been presented in nearly every country on
the face of the globe.
XXX
Liebler & Co.'S production of Joseph Ar
thurs latest rural romance, Lost River
the companion piece to BLUE Jeans" will
be presented at Englishs Opera House to-
q hxy ha
cellent company seen I'm the play a few
weeks ago and with the same handsome
scenery and accessories.
"A Brass Monkey Charles H. Hoyt's
notwithstanding, farce-comedy that ran an
entire season in New York. opens at the
Park theater this afternoon, its first local
engagement at popular prices. IL will be a
genuine Hoyt production. II Is claimed
The star part OF Baggage is in the hands OF
Maize Trumbull, who Is described as a very
pretty and lively soubrette.
James III. Walliek's sumptuous production
OF Eleanor Merrons realistic play, THE
Dairy Farm is booked for an early ap-
pearance at the Park theater. Other lead
near future are "A Run on the Bank" the
Royal Lillputians. Bob Fftzsimmons and
his company in The Village Blacksmith
and Siberia, the latter spectacular
Alice Nielsen is beyond doubt the pref
test. youngest and daintiest of all the
American light opera singers at the present
time. Her phenomenal success with 1.-THE
Fortune Teller" and THE Singing Girl
has acquired for the petite prima donna
following of large size in every city in
which she has been seen and heard. Miss
Nielsen and her superb company will pre-
sent The Singing Girl at English's Opera
H0uSo Friday Fortune
Teller" Saturday afternoon and night Of the
current week
remarkable vaudeville bill we be given
at the Grand twice daily throughout the
current week, beginning this afternoon. At
the head of the ;ist of famous entertainers
stand Dorothy Morton, the comic opera
star. Flo Irwin and Walter Hawley come
dams. and Gus Williams, the man of varied
attachments. Other strong features are
Charles Leonard Fletcher. monologuist and
clever impersonator: the Rexos expert per-
formers on roller skates and the unicycie;
Conway and Leland, dancers and come
dams. Robetus and Wlfredo equilibrists.
Caroline Hull, said TO be fine contralto
singer. and the kinodrome with new NOV
Ing views.
The Zoo has an excellent programme of
novelties for the current week The prin-
cipal features are Capt. Bonavita and his
sensational lion act and Schultz's cleverly
trained Great Dane dogs. one of which Is
an expert wrestler. Other interesting spec-
falties viii be contributed by Prof Boyker
and his troupe OF educated bears. lions and
boar-hounds: Big Frank" the boxing kan
CARGO, ard Mrs. Murphy, the Simian aero
naut. Mrs. Murphy will go up In her bal
loon tomorrow and Saturday at | O'CLOCK
m Tomorrow night Will be Dental
Students Night and the performances in
the arena will bs augmented by a quartet
mimic and an imitator supplied by the
students. Over 300 are expected 10 be
present
The pictorial overture preceding Madame
butterfly" Is said TO be unique and charm
Ing. 1t shows the mighty Fuji-San by day
and eve, when the sun Is focused upon IN .
snow-capped core or the Lady of Moun
tains," with belt of glowing clouds he
hind. This is followed by a view OF
little bay upon which the moon sheds
pale light that makes the lafeen
rallied boats look like specks OF black unor
the quiet sea. Then Il revealed a tea gar
den with its gaiiy-iit house and hangino
paper lanterns. This Is the home OF Madame
butterfly, set In "A garden OF plum trees
overlooking the bay whence comes the
faithless Lieutenant from the American
navy. Madame Butterfly and Naughty
Anthony" two widely contrasting plays by
David Belasco will be presented az Eng
lishs opera house Wednesday and Thurs
day nights OF the current week.