Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
The 4theRRanL.

As indicated last week, the celebrated
comedy, bearing the above title, Will be
enacted by the dramatic division this even
ing. The piece, which is exceedingly in
teresting and amusing, has undergone
sufficient number of rehearsais, and will,
no doubt, give great and general satisfac-
ton. The cast is as follows:
Morland Renter. .................M Nj. Dreher
Olga, his wife ..........A Miss Julia kiedt
Carolina, ........ Mrs. Alemanr
Franziska, ................ Miss Bertha Riedt
Mrs. Sekaube ....... ............. hrs. Rose
Georglna NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,. Mrs. Haub
Heberland. merchant ......... 49,. Mr. Penner
Helena, his wife. Mrs. Kodylek
Bruno Won Reden ............ ..... Mr.. Fuchs
Karl Walter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. Stern
DR.. Sauber Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Alemann
Minna Norland's Kitchen Girl 80. Miss Clara
Ksbie, DR.. Sauber's servant. ...... Mr.. Lau
Lena Haberland's Maid Servant 80. Miss Anna
The scene is laid during the present
time at watering place near a large city.
The scenery used in the production of the
piece is partly new and very pleasing,
while, ss usual, Siebert's orchestra will
furnish the music between acts, the choice
selections for which are always feature
of these entertainments.
LUMPAoIvAGABUNDUs.
This well known magic musical farce,
one Of the greatest favor1tes and most
trusty stend-bys of the German stage, will
be placed upon.ths boards of the Athena
um Tuesday, the 18th inst, under the
auspices of the Scandinavian Dramatic
club, who will render it in their own
| vernacular under the name of Anderson,
Peterson and Lunstrom, or the Jolly Vaga-
bonds" It ia il said that the translation
is very happy one and that it possesses
peculiar attractions for Scandinavians
from the fact that some of the scenes have
been thoroughly localized and adapted to
the habits and customs of journeymen
tradesmen's lives in the Northland. Ger
tain it is, that the company which is to
produce it here is very strong one, and
one which has worked up g good reputa-
tion, so there will be no doubt of rich
treat for all who may attend.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The German society has their committee
in the field and hard at work, preparing
for their annual Christmas festival which,
as usual will be on the most liberal scale,
and during which all the children who at
tend, and without reference to society
membership, will be handsomely treated
and royalty entertained.
HERR FRANZ BEINAU,
| the eminent German hissrionic artist, who
| played most successful engagement here
during last season, under the auspices of
tbs German society, is now in San Fran
| cisco and scoring an immense success.
| Mr.. Reinau is close observer and dill
gent student of human nature, in addition
| to being an estimable gentleman, and
richly deserves all the prosperity that is
now smiling upon his efforts.
ZINE UkBERRAsCHUNG.
Mrs. A. G. Feise, the estimsble wife of
Major Feise, the ''head and front" of the
| Great Union band, was the sstonished but
delighted recipient of q nice little surprise
party, gotten up and rendered by num-
Der of her numerous friends in and out of
the dramatic division. The pleasant af-
fair occurred on Wednesday evening last,
and when the major and his lady recovered
| from their first amszement, they quickly
rallied and made the occasion 30 pleasant
with music, anecdote and general socia-
bility, that it was early morn before the
last surprising visitor bade adieu to the
| fair surDrised