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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1905
Page
10
Maya Miss Helen Gould, noted for her benevolences to enlisted men, visited Fort Wayne Wednesday. She attended a reception for officers and then addressed the soldiers, delivering remarks in her honor.
The Grand-The Young America Quintet now at Grind vaudeville bringing New York act to England and Scotland. Mattie Raornim stars as child performer, four male singers and dancers set a rapid routine. Auditorium to become summer theater by week end with opening week acts including The Three La Moinés and Birney Gilmore.
A scrappy OCR reads that Gen. Cronje, famed Transvaal commander known as the Lion of the Vaal, will appear in Indianapolis for a war spectacle. The piece describes his famed campaigns, battle lore, and public fascination with his surrender as part of a theatrical reconstruction of the Paapteners and Vaardebere battles, with mentions of his wife Mrs Cranja and Captain Jack Wladen.
A fragment describes Trishman as genial with ready wit and humor. It notes his songs, described as the kind he mocks best, hinting at a lively, jesting performance style. The words convey a humorous, self-assured stage presence.
The Turk theater company, set to perform at the Park on May 36, earns praise for strong leads in recent Indianapolis plays. Andrew Von Mitzel, previously Blanche Walsh’s leading man in The Resurrection, and Thomas J. Keough, noted for From Dixie and The Mocking Bird, headline a lineup. Burlesque acts by Janewan and lively musical numbers fill the program, with women’s matinee scheduled this afternoon.
General Organizer Hagerty of the International Blacksmiths' association left Wednesday for Pittsburg. Indianapolis contracts were signed by Hagerty for the union, warning the Big Four railroad company that the terms will remain practically as they were.
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