Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-01
AMUSE MENTS.

The Nstroptita,a Troupe-Successfssl Weel
for the Peep-'O-Day Boys-The Ma~i
Ross Concert Conapany---The Nafa.
Queen.
During the past week there has been
surfeit of amusements in Minneapolis. Ii
the first place, we had the metropolitan
troupe, who are always with US. Since Mon
day night the Peep-'o-Day Boys, one of tn
finest of old sensational Irish dramas, ha!
been on the boards, and every presentation
OF the play has been to full houses-ofte1
crammed. The management must not be
deceived. During the entire autumn they
have had all the forces of Nature at work in
their behalf-the weather being almost un
exampled III their favor. People delighted
to go out of doors, and once out were pleased
to go in again to place of amusement sc
pleasantly arranged, so neatly kept as the
Pence Opera house under their manage
ment. BY and by, when old Boreas asserts
his claim to his dominions the COM
pany must be prepared for very consider
able falling off at the door. Meantime they
should study for new attractions, something
novel to coax the public forth, "ln spite OF
wind and weather." AS at present organized
the Metropolitan is one of the best stock
companies in the West, but a diet of even
the finest food pals upon the palate at last.
If Messrs. Murray and Goodwin are wise they
will not allow the interest to flag, but will
providently look forward to the real winter
weather, and, Gmitating our Minnesota wint-
ers,) freeze on to a sufficient number of at
fractions to put their success beyond the
shadow of a doubt.
On Tuesday evening of the present week
the popular Irish drama, "Peep o Day
Boys will give place to "Our Boys
MARIE RozE.
Next Friday night the music lovers of
Minneapolis will have the opportunity to
listen to the celebrated Marie Roze concert
company The GLOBE knows her only by
reputation, las this will be her first visit to
Minnesota but is prepared for one Of the
finest musical entertainments ever given in
Minneapolis. The Chicago Inter Ocean, of
last week, speaks az follows of the leading
'sstar' OF the troupe:
Marie Roze has a splendid stage presence, g
fine physique and q personal magnetism that is
certain to have It's effect upon an audience In
appearance she reminds one OF Parepa, and
there is a strong analogy between her tones and
those OF Parepas voice. Marie Reze's voice is
soprano, very dranatic in quality unusually
rich, round and mellow in the timbre and with
large volume. IL is very flexible and syrnpa-
thetic, never failing to awaken emotions in the
minds OF her hearers. This is the great charm
of her vocalization. Her notes are perfect and
call to mind a very appropriate metaphor
flow Of Liquid notes. AS q tragic actress Marie
Roze ranks high. In every city where this ar
tiste has sung she has created great enthusiasm.
On Thursday Marie Roze appeared in Aida in
place of Miss Kellogg and Marie Roze's inter
probation Of the character was more impressive
than that OF Miss Kellogg. With all of Miss
Kellogg's traits she is not dramatic singer,
nor does her voice possess any dramatic quail
ty. Marie Roze's personation, however, was
more fortunate as lyric hstrionic conception.
Her voice is dramatic, and she portray
emotions which Miss Kellogg fails to EXPIRE IS or
symbolic. Marie Roze's finished abilities en-
able her to give additional impressiyeness to
the role 1t is rarely that one sees so graceful
an actress.
THE NAIAD QUEEN.
Tho drill continues daily for the produc.
ton of the Naiad Queen, which will be pro
duced on the 9th inst. It will be the finest
Spectacular opera ever produced in Mime