The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
ION the Circle"

Those who have thought that they were
too late TO secure good seats for the per-
Torrance OF Weber and Fields and their
all-star company Of comedians at the Park
next Monday night will be glad to learn
that there still choice places to be OBJ
tained. The seats are selling fast and the
management of the Park expects the
theater to be sold out by next Saturday
evening The Weber and Fields show Is
playing a second week in Chicago at pres
ent to enormous business and the theater-
goers of the Windy City are greatly en-
1oying 'Twirly Whirly" and The Big Lit
tie happens pc that Mile eb 5ames
theater In Mrs. Burnetts pretty child
play. 1.-The Little Princess" and so Chicago
fully Fay TempIeton's clever satire of the
bright young actress. No one enjoys MISS
7 Templeton's portrayal of Sarah -Crude-a
take-of on the Sarah Crewe of the original
play-so much as does Mile James herself,
who had her second opportunity OF the sea-
eon the other evening TO witness the bur-
bearing and in which she was recently seen
In this city at Englishs.
The Holden Company will continue play
ing East Lynne at the Park until Thurs
day, when, as the last regular attraction of
the Parks season. an English melodrama
called The Fool of st. Arvan'' will be put
on the stage by the stock players. The
Holdens are playing to excellent business In
spite of the fact that the weather Is fast
becoming too warm for attendance at
theater There are always good-siZed
crowds at the matinees while often people
have been turned away from the night per-
formances East Lynne" is given sat
isfactory presentation and the specialties
between the acts prove very pleasing.
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Camille D'Arville has evidently found 1t
hard to keep away from the glare of the
footlights, for she is appearing in vaude-
vile at the Masonic Temple In Chicago this
week After several years of retirement.
during which time she lived with her hus-
band In a fashionable hotel in San Fran
cisco she essayed her old role in the opera,
1.-The Fencing Master, recently and was
not successful II was thought at the time
that Miss D'Arville would go back to her
California horne, but the offer OF profita-
BILE vaudeville engagement was too tempt
ing. apparently. TO resist.
The concert band at Fair Bank will give
a change Of programme every evening this
week Director William z. Barnes has ar
ranged a series of very attractive concerts.
There will be two instrumental soloists on
the programme every night. The concerts
are divided into three parts with two in
termissions for the purpose of allowing the
crowds at the beautiful park 10 stroll about
the brilliantly Illuminated grounds.
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THE Gibson GIRL" still another musical
"girl show" will receive it's initial presen-
tation at the Knickerbocker Theater In
New York. a week from next Monday
night upon which occasion Blanch Ring
will make her debut a star The new
piece Is 20 be lavishly staged by George
w Ledersr and IL successful will continue
through the summer in the metropolis.
The American tour Of the English actor,
E. g. Willard. reached its conclusion last
Saturday night in Montreal and ne is to
sail some time this week for London, where
he will play all of next season. He will
return to this country for a long tour the
season after next. when he promises TO
produce several new dramas.
During her present engagement at the
Columbia Theater in San Francico. in THE
stubbornness OF Geraldine" Mary Manner
ing Is reharsing Ramsey Morris's new play.
Judith" This drama is to be tried OUT
during Miss Mannering's stay in San Fran
cisco and IL found suitable will be played
by her all OF next season.
Frank Daniels will have a new comic
opera next season. having decided TO lay
aside Miss Simplicity at the conclusion
OF his present tour. The new piece will in
ell probability be r. A. Barnet's latest out
put. Miss Humbug.