The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-02
actress, Miss Dorothy Sherrod. The en-
gagement is for tomorrow night only.

THE Wizard of o. with its funny
scarecrow, tin woodman. Kansas cyclone
cowardly lion and other original features.
is booked TO play an early engagement at
EngIish's. This extravaganza has enjoyed
highly successful runs in Chicago and New
York and has been received in both OF these
cities as a most refreshinSly original musi-
cal and spectacular production. Inc
Wizard of or abounds IL so many genuine
novelties and so many unique surprises
that playgoers welcome IL as an unusuai
theatrical attraction The original coih-
pany will be seen in Indianapolis.
Harry Bryants Burlesquers will open a
weeks engagement at the Empire this after
noon This combination is popular with
Empire patrons. and if 1t gives as good
show as il did last season the week will
prove a successful one from the box office
standpoint Harry Bryant is known as a
comedian with original methods, and ms
shows usually somewhat different from
the usual run of burlesque attractions. As
ISOLATED with him this season are the fol-
lowing burlesque and vaudeville perform
ers: The Racketts, in a musical act, Ken
nedy and Cameron. in a singing speciality,
Cassamore and Florence, In a COMEDY
sketch, Darmondy, the juggler, and the
burlesques Will be given, with Mat Ken
nedy and Harry Bryant as the principal fun
makers.
Martha of the Lowlands,' Harrison
Gray Fiske's beautiful production from the
Spanish of Angel Guimere, closed its sue
cessful engagement at the Manhattan
Theater. New York, last Saturday night,
and will start on tour next week. The New
York critics praised the play as a great
dramatic novelty and as a drama of prime
interest treatment
theme of universal appeal. 1t proved at
tractive to New York theater-goers just
countries, where it was first produced, and
the integrity with. which 1t was presented
struck the Spanish colony in New YORK 6,iis as
remarkable. To them IL was a verltaDle
reproduction of native subject.
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The children playing with Maxine Elliott
in "Her Own Way" are all remarkably
bright younsters. One of them, Donald
Gallaher, will be remembered by Indian
apolis theater-goers as the comical little
bad boy in THE Little Princess" seen
here last spring. He is about eight and In
the play has to ride hobby-horse In
one Of the scenes. One day last week Miss
Elliott thinking to please the yOungster
said to him, Donald, I'll tell you what L II
do If you're real good boy-I'n buy you a
horse just like this one, all for yourself.
The juvenile actor looked at her rather
pllylnSly- MY ucdT MISS 1-hlONl, Ac Ste-N'
| you must understand that do this hobby
horse business because 1t Is in my part
not from choice"
| The story of Tolstoi's Resurrection, y
which will be seen at Englishs Thursday
night, is brutally strong and absorbingly
| interesting, with the central figure OF
Maslova one of the most exacting parts ever
| written for an actress. In this character
| Blanche Walsh is said to display wonder
| full emotional ability and to give perform
| ance throughout that holds the audience
| breathlessy interested. Maslova has to so
| resurrection of her soul takes place. The
| prison scene Is considered one of the most
/ tremendously effective ever given on the
/ American stage. The sale OF seats for this
| notable performance will open at English
| tomorrow morning.
| The Unique Theater will begin its fourth
/ week this afternoon with a new vaudeville
/ bill and a new set of animated pictures tc
| offer for the entertainment of it's patrons
| The programme will be headed by the EN-
| pire Trio in a farcical sketch and Cook and
| Howard in a musical act entitled Kidding
| the Professor" Several other new perform
| ers will contribute to the show and Manager
| Thorbus announces some interesting bio
| graph views never shown in this city before
| The entertainment at this little theater lasts
| exactly one hour. A show is given every
| afternoon beginning at o'clock and three
1 shows are given each evening, the first
beginning at o'clock.