Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

ments the past week. In fact, they were
decidedly dull, the Opera house being
closed for the entire week. The feature
outside was the Jannotta Testimonial con-
cert, given at Market hall Monday evening.
The programme was one of great merit,
while its rendition was in all respects
most creditable alike to the instructor and
director, and the soloists who rendered it.
HESS OPERA COMPANY.
The Opera house this week is to be occu-
pied every evening and for Wednesday
and Saturday matinee. The week opens
with the Hess English Opera company,
which will hold the boards for Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and
Wednesday matinee, presenting an unusu-
ally attractive repertoire, consisting of
mariana" for Monday evening; Gilbert
& Sullivan's new opera, 'Iolan-
the,' Tuesday evening; the al
ways attractive 'Olivette" for the Wednes-
day matinee, the engagement concluding
with the evening performance at which
will be given the standard and ever popular
Faust" These several operas will be
presented by remarkably strong cast in
the leading roles, including Miss Abbie
Darlington, Miss Ellsner, Harry Peakes,
Tams and others of celebrity and large
and we'll drilled chorus.
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
For the last three evenings of the week
and Saturday matinee, Charlotte Thomp-
son, an old favorite and confessedly pow
erful actress, will present several of her
greatest representations including ''The
New Jane Eyre;' ''Miss Mutton" and 'EThe
New East Lynne" Reserved seats, without
extra charge, will be Oh sale on and after
Wednesday morning.
sHAKEsPEARRAN.
Monday eve ming, the 18th inst, Thomas
W. Keene, the great Shakesperean define
ator, will commence an engagement of
three evenings and one matinee perform
ance, giving in 9 order named: Richard
ILL.," 'Richelieu," "Shylock," and MAC
| beth"
WOODS OPERA HOUSE.
Col. Wood has provideE an interesting
programme for his popular place of re-
sort the coming week, consisting of a
very strong olio, and the sensational
| drama of ''Nobody's Claim" with the pop
y
leading role, supported by Miss Sadie Has
| son and j. d. Clifton and the full stock
company.
ROLLER SKATING Rink.
! One of the largest and most refined au-
diences that st. Paul can produce gath
cred at the Market Hall skating rink
| Thursday night, the occasion being
| the opening of the Young Mems
rink. There were not less than 500 people
present of all ages, and very fair pro-
portion of this crowd attempted the fasci-
mating sport. The Great Western band
was present and contributed very mater
tally to the enjoyment of the occasion.
Mr.. G. Y. Patterson, the manager, gave an
exhibition of skating during the evening,
which was marvel of skill and proficien-
cy. The rink is now open to our citizens.
The hours for skating are as follows:
Morning sessions, for ladies and misses
| only, from II to 10 Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Ladies present at these
assemblies will receive special attention
from the instructors. Afternoon session.
open for ladies and gentlemen, 23O to
4:3O; evening session, 8 to 1915.
MR. KERKER's BENEFIT.
va 4AOAANo1 ONOoAAo 4hdy LIZ bu6 SI.
Paul Leiderkranz society will give Mr..
Kerker, their director benefit, Mr.. Ker-
ker is also the director, of the st. Paul
Maennesschor and of the Swiss Singing So
ciety. The piece selected is an operetta
by Kashat, entitled Gam Weorther Sec.''
Mr.. Kerker has worked hard in the matter
of music and has done good service. He
deserves generous benefit.
GERMANIA CONCERT AND BALL.
Tomorrow evening the st. Paul Ger
mania society will give concert at Tur-
ner hall, and after the concert ball. The
society has arranged very fine concert
which includes the Tannhausee March by
Wagner, violin solo by Mr.. Muehlen-
| bruch, the overture by Stradella, besides
choruses and quartets, Seibert's orchestra
will furnish the instrumental music.
NOTES.
Mr.. Grote, OF the Tivo1, is preparing
for the summer concerts of the Great
| Western band at his place.
Miss Marie Geist has now her musical
conservatory fully opened for the public,
a short distance above the Metropolitan
| hotel. Her rooms are those formerly &C.
} cupied by Prof. Manner, but recently