Daily globe., 1883-08-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

The season of legitimate drama will
open in this city at the Opera house on
next Tuesday evening, when a rare dram
attic treat IS promised in the appearance
Of the French tragedienne Mile Rhea. who
is supported by an excellent company.
The repertoire for the engagement IS as
follows: Tuesday, "Adrienne;'" Wednes-
day, "Much Ado About Nething;" Thurs
day, "Camille;" Friday, "An Unequal
Match;' Saturday matinee, "Camille;'
evening, School for Scandal
Mile Rhea is an actress of rare accom-
plishrnents, and ali her presentations
are marked by that rare grace and finish
inseparable from good breeding and
innate histrionic power of high order.
In speaking of ''Adrienne," an eastern
exchange pays her the following fine tri-
butte: Scribes charming play Of
''Adrienpe." produced by Modjeska on her
last visit, was successfully given at the
Academy of Music last evening to a large
and fashionable audience. 1t was the
second appearance of the French actress,
Mile Rhea and her fine company, and the
favorable impression already created
was created in those
who saw ''Camille" Thursday night The
stars success was phenomenal, and she
made very decided hit in the character
of "Adrienne Lecouvreur," the actress. 1t
is part that furnishes plenty of scope to
test her ability and power III a dramatic
way, and when we epeat that Rhea's sue
cess was extraordinary and instantaneous
the high compliment will be appreciated.
1t would indeed be singular if she did not
triumph, with all her pronounced beauty,
on -ti
Special arrangements have been made
with the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad to run special trains Wednesday
and Friday, leaving ST. Paul at II p. IN.
Also with the st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba railroad to run special Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings II
p. N. This will give residents of Mime
apolis an opportunity to witness the ex-
cellent performances of the popular
and competent French society, star Mile
Rhea, in her excellent repertoire, as has
heretofore been announced, and return to
Minneapolis after the plays are over. The
management has positive assurance from
the railroad officials that trains will be run
as above given Mile Rhea does not play
in Minneapolis this season,as her manage
ment cannot get dates suitable to their
route. This is her farewell American tour.
Don't miss this opportunity to witness her
performances
HAPPY PRESENTATION.
A very pleasant event occurred in the
main parlors of DonnelIy's, on Wabashaw
street., last evening. A party of about
fifty gentlemen employed at new Grand
Opera house, and intimate friends OF Mr..
Harry 6. Carter, who has charge of build
ing the interior of Grand Opera house, the
event of the evening being the presenta
tion to Mr.. Garter of magnificent dia-
mond stud, a very valuable stone; also,
picture presented by Arthur R. HURT
scenic artist to Mr.. Carter, representing
Carter's process of turning out Opera
houses rapidly, which was very appro-
pirate to the occasion, as he is certainly
doing some rapid and excellent work on
the new Opera house.
1t was certainly a we'll bestowed testi-
monial of the appreciation of Mr.. Carter
as an associate and builder. After
presentation, toasts, speeches and
songs were the order, and the
occasion passed off pleasantly and
satisfactorily 10 all concerned. Cost of
tue gem was 5000, purchased at Browns
the popular jeweler.
tis, foreman, was presented with cartoon
| photo of himself made on the spur of the
moment by Mr. Hunt. 1t may, he said in
conclusion that Mr.. Hunt drew several
| other good cartoon pictures and he is GER
tainly superior artist in his line.
THE NEAR FUTURE. -...
The engagements to be yet played at
the old Opera house are as follows: John
Mccullough. week, commencing Septem-
| Der II.
CA. Gardner, in "Karl," September "a
and 25.
Nat Goodwin, in "A Terrible Time,"
September 26, 81, % and %.
Collins 'Lights O'London" week COM
mencing October 1. Margaret Mather
week commencing October s.
Louis Aldrich and Charles T. Parsloe
appear in "My Partner"at the Opera house,
| September and 5.
''Conley's theater, Col. Pat. Conley
proprietor, and Edwin P. Hilton, manager,
| the old reliables,' with six or seven years
permanent experience, commence again to
amuse and entertain a very large number
of patrons on Monday, Aug. 81. Col.
| Conley has improved his theater so much
that it looks like a new house, and Man
ager Hilton made a two months eastern
trip especially to engage the best attrac-
tions now in existence, and he has succeed
el wonderfully"
The splendid concert given last night by
the First Regiment band at Col. Knauff's
Atlantic Garden was magnificent affair
and positive treat to the large number of
people in attendance.
The programme was particularly fine
and rendered in this popular musical or
ganization's best style. The garden was
crowded all the evening, and a more order
lyconcourse of people has never been seen
in our city, owing to the excellent man
agement which that prince of good fellows
the Colonel always has been famous for.
4 CURIOUS CASE.