Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-29

whether or not "Pinafore'' has bsen over
done here, the juveniles will be sure to have
host Of admirers.
Ptnafore Personals.
The GLOBE took part in the mysteries of
''Pinafore' last night behind the scenes. Ac-
Quaintance was quickly made with 1.-THE
Queens Navee,' and a little Grant business in
the hand shaking line took place with tho fol-
lowing, the crew of a. NJ. g. Pinafore:
Dol. Robert Filkins, manages.
Charles McGeaohy, treasurer.
Albert Anderson, musical director.
j. E. Fancher, pianist.
w. 81. Bishop. stage manager.
Mrs. W. q. Bishop, directTess.
Mrs. Hayes.
Mrs. futile.
Masters Willie Newman. Arthur Dunn. Ollo
Ahlstrom, Augustus Collins. John McKever,
William Collier Louis Swartz, Joseph Diack-
cry, Robbie Taylor, Eddie Taylor, Harry Tav-
lor, Angelo Williams. Charles Sullivan, O.
Clandeuning, George Currep, George Wheeler.
Fred Rogers. Harry Martin, George Timmons,
Frank Swinney.
Misses Jennie Dunn frankie Bishop, Daisy
Murdoch, Zoe futile, George Hanley, Josie
Hanley. Selma Rough. Mamie Page, Addje
Baker, Rosie Kerns, Grace Sweetnum, Lillian
Taylor, Clara Trowein, Hattie Kirk. Katie
Shields. Amanda Silverstein, Lille Walters
Phoebe Mohr. Blanche Redden, Lille Oohn,
Lulu Cohn, Title Chambers, Rosa Roth, Eta
May Hunt. Mrs. Hunt.
Behind the scenes the scene was just as ami.
mated and as highly interesting as seen over
the foot lights. Numbers of the fifty or more
children were grouped around, awaiting their
calls, and kept up among themselves sub
stage was occupied by Others doing
their parts. From the front the affair
was novel and pleasing. Behind the scenes a
closer inspection did not dispel the illusion.
nearer acquaintance with the young folks
only increased the interest their performance
gave.
Hebe of The stage was even more charming
than before her audience. If there she was
the embodiment of the charming little CO.
quette, talking to every day folks, she is a
dear. sweet little lady, precooious in her con-
versation, charming in her manners, without
the los. Of one childish attraction. Daisy
MURDOCH, the Hebe of last night, is years
and half old. She's pretty and sweet. and
Is the angel of the troupe, being general ia.
vorite, with all her companions for her sweet
disposition and engaging willingness.
And Midshipmite il her brother. He af-
firms he's partner of Manager Flkins, and
announces it Officially" The children all
pet the little mite, and he takes it as coolly as
he appears aboard ship. They are full of
anecdotes about his precocity and relate them
before him, to be interrupted by him when
they 60 wrong in their story.
1t is told that Midshipmite had the bad luck
ut one performance to fall off the deck, raised
above the stage. His mother who watches her
darling closely, rushed for and grabbed him up
in her arms, exclaiming:
Ernie are you hurt?"
NO." he lisped, shut Ise 50 fraid Ise dis
graced the company.
The other night, the little mite was rolled M
NJ nj
asked if he were tired
OFFICIALLY / am" was the sententious re-
ply.
He justlikes to play sing, so he says, but the
children exclaim that he likes roast beef and
tea better and "toast.' added midshipmite
Daisy Murdoch wears three gold badges as
gold medal prizes awarded for parlor skating,
aad is decidedly proud of them. Besides she's
Little Buttercup," is a dear little lady.
She Is old hammered and sedate off the STAGE
Zoe Tuttle is eight years and half old too
and wears the dignity of her years with mnra
gravity and sense than many boarding school
miss: She is &C ON panied by her mother. Zoe
has done service on the stage as clever and
charming little Eva in Uncle Toms Cabin, and
while having sung before the public previously
this Is the first time she ever essayed opera.
Zoe.
Captain Oorcoran is an honor to "the Queens
Navee'' He is clever actor clean cut in his
emphasis, exact and graceful in his gestures.
ana perfect gentleman in every day life.
o %dLi'e an Me"m"R n, is bod fifteen years
in the profession. He has been noted a. s.tbe
boy baritone" and his bell toned voice, coupled
with his acting, makes his part one of the most
attractive of the whole operetta He Is man
~ boy, and by example assists no little in the
control OF his comraces, who at times may be
given to exhuberance.
Ralph Raokstraw was enacted last night bv
Otto Ahlstrom, we'll grown youth Of is. He
is in looks the very embodiment of boy to
love, and in every day action is as lovablc IS he
is to his audiences.
Biz Joseph Porter, z. G. B.. was sustained in
All his dignity by Josie Hanley, last night
She's dainty little miss, who in her proner
attire, scarcely looks equal to essaying her role
which she fills so creditably. She has sister,
George, in the company. who assumes the part
or Josephine. and makes sweetheart over
which any sailor might become enraptured.
Josie is proper young miss of u
year, mr. peqr quite the affable young lady.
Ang Collins and Harry Drake Both are we'll
grown lads, and have admirable voices.
-, The part of Josephine was assigned to Eta
MAY Hunt. She fairly electrified the audience
with her wonderful voice. Eta
With uh young lady Of Minneapolis,
W. 0L0 VIGIL 4cOUalntP0.
At home and with friends she is great favor.
lite, not having been spollt by the adulstion
her wonderful voice brings her. Manaoer
Filkins i. especially anxious to secure her a.
vices. and Eta is in no sense reluotant to a..
company the merry crew on their orui,e Int
her mother has not as yet been induced to- Owe
her consent. The advantages, however. which
would inure for Miss Hunts benefit from " snch
tour, should not lightly be allowed to escane
her. =" ees@pe
Dick Deadeye, Arthur Dunn's own wondrons
creation: He's q natural born actor. with a
genius for comedy. He's the spirit and the
abundant fun of the play, and Arthur's twelve
years make him just as irrepressible off al on
tho stage: He takes great pride in the com.
pany, aud talks Of its success in a proprietary
kind of way. When complimented on the
greatness and genius OF his part he accepts
With pleasure and becoming modesty. He is
twelve years DID, small for his age. and when
washed out of his misshapened features. ia
handsome boy. - =
This is the personnel of the operetta last NIGHT
excepting Selma Rough and Mamie Page. two
twelve year old misses, who danced the horn
pipe with such ease and grace that thew were
loudly encored. Both are pretty, modest