Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.


for the Coming Week. ii
Rice's Surprise Party, New York.
Blind Tom, Connersville, Ind, 26th.
Standard Piniforists Williamsburgh.
Pauline Markham, Piniforists, Chicago.
Knights New "Naiad Queen" Oshkosh.
Robson and Crane combination. Boston.
Milton Mobiles and combination, Chicago.
Criterion's comedy combination, Montreal.
Louise Pomeroy and combination, Chicago.
Ford and Zimmerman's Pinaforists, Brook
lyn. 1
LESS Comic Opera Troupe, Augusta, Me-,
28th.
Tony Pastors troupe, Utica 18th, Syracuse,
/ J. 81. Wallack and combination, GAINESVILLE,
Both. lf5 sH .t.sf iIas 81
Strakosch's Italian Opera Troupe, San Fran
CISCO
Park Theatre Combination Of New York (No
~, Boston.
Robert spiller's Pinaforists, Gloucester,
Mass, 28th. E@ga ~.
Lloyd and Appleton's Pinaforists, Pitts6eld,
Mass, 2Sth. 1858 .t tile
Nord Weston Theatre Combination, Fort
G. Swain Buckley and new combination.
Philadelphia.
Fanny Louise Buchanan and company, In
dianapolis, Ind. 85E
Duff's Pinaforists in Little Duke" and
'Fatinitza," Chicago.
Grey and Stevens Combination, Council
Bluffs 9th and 28th.
George France and combination, Council
Bluffs 29th, Both and 31st. 49,
Agnes Wallace-Villa Combination, New Lon
don, Conn.,, 26th and 9th. ~
Haverly's Mastodons, Scranton 9th, Wilks-
barre 28th, Lancaster 30th.
Maggie Mitchell and combination, Kingston
10Th. Montreal 9th, five nights 1T
John s. Raymond and DOMINATION, St. Paul
26th, Minneapolis goth, each three nights. !.
Charlotte Thompson and combination,
Springfield 18th and 9th, Pittsfeld 28th, Troy
Goth, 30th and 31st. 5sa3. Ttti5s
Emerson's Minstrels, Pittston. Pa, Goth, AL
lentown 9th, Easton 2Sth, Pottsyille 29th,
Lebanon 30th, Reading 31st. ~
!: San Francisco Minstrels. Watertown 26th,
Rochester 9th, Buffalo 2sth, Penn Yam Goth,
Canadaigua Both. Auburn 31st.
Den Thompson and combination, Kansas
City 26th and 9th, Leavenworth 28th, st. Jo-
seph 18th, Omaha 30th and 31st.
5g ~ "A Cot. Sellers. Il if5f .sys fys
- John T. Raymond, who is known through.
out the length and breadth of the land as the
exponent of Mark Twain's excentric character
of Col. Sellers, will open a brief season at the
Globe, an excellent dramatic authority, speak.
of his performance there as follows: sIn Mr..
Raymonds impersonation of the ever scheming
speculator, whose glowing plans for obtaining
wealth dazzled the eyes and confused the facul
ties of his confederates, is presented one of the
most perfect pieces of comedy on the stage
Devoid of the absurd impossibilities which fire.
quently form the substance of modern come
dies, there is an air of probability about the
entire play which admits, without violation
of common sense, genuine interest in all the
characters, as we'll as of hearty laughter at the
eccentricities of the principal figure John T
Raymond, while being exceedingly comical, il
still exceedingly natural. His mannerisms
gesticulations and grimaces, are so thoroughly
consistent with the role assumed, that the spec
tator appears almost Immediately to recognize
phrase of character met with at some previous
time. The humor Of the pourtrayal is SO clear
~ apparent the fun SO quickly contagious
| that no point is lost to the audience, and every
stroke of satire is perceived and enjoyed. Th'
laughter last night was boisterous and prolong
ed, a pause in the dialogue being sometime
necessitated until the merriment subsidized. Th
support was efficient"