Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

With last ight closed one of the mo.
thoroughly enjoyable and successful dra
matte seasons ever witnessed in ST. Paul.
We refer of course to the engagement
the Mile Rhea company, which came to ii
close at the Opera house last night, and
seldom has a company left st. Paul
with higher impression tmong
all classes of amusement goer'
Each performance of the company has
drawn large ard enthusiastic audiences,
and as the public became more and more
familiar with the merits of the troupe, the
talent of Mills Rhea and the capabilities
of the ladies and gentlemen composing
her company, the attendance constantly
increased, which after all, is about the
best criterion one Can have OF the merits
of play or players.
The engeeem' ut has been most delight
9ul, presenting, as it did in truly grace
full and artistic manner, such plays as
<'Adrienne,'' "Much Ado About Nothing"
Camille" Gan Unequal Match" and
E.School for Scandal" 1t has been ban
quet of good dishes from which The dra-
matte epicure could take his choice
OF the presentation of the plays, all save
one, the GLOBE has hitherto spoken at
length, and another review is at present
uncalled for.
Camille" was repeated to q fashionable
audience of ladies yesterday afternoon,
and that it was given with success was
evidenced by the emotional effect upon the
auditors.
Last night the engagement closed with
aThe School For Scandal" and doubtless
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that it was the first performance of the
charming comedy by this com papy. Ger
tainly it was not to be inferred from any
show of crudeness on the pa of the perfor-
mers On the contrary polished and osi
enjoyable entertaiumt nj was given. ls
Lady Teazle, Mile Rhea looked and acteo
the role to pert, ction. Her easy and grace
FIJI bearing, faul:le=s costnming and
thorough poise al! indicated HAT tde
assumption Is one in which she is destined
10 achieve IS great il not greater success
thar have marked her other characters.
The Charles Sarface by Mr.. Harris was
captivating and merits more extended
comment thau we can give at this writing.
Mr. Wilson appeared to fine advantage as
Sir Peter and the Joseph Surface of Mr..
John T. Sullivan showed him to be a clever
uhO AASlllS JOubb bS 1Oi IuC
ladies they were irresistible, Mrs. Wren,
Miss Lindeman and Miss Hall each adding
zest to the performance. The cast, in
deed, was clever throughout.
MY PARTNER.
The sale of seats for the engagement of
the Aldrich-Parsloe Company in "My
Partner" to open on Tuesday evening,
will commence at the Opera house box
Office tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock,
continuing until o'clock, p. N.
Of this delightful play the Baltimore
Daily News speaks as follows:
Large audiences witnessed the perform
ance of "My Partner at the Academy yes
terday, both at the matinee and evening
performances. The play is one of the
most beautiful now on the stage, and is
constructed with all the skill which has
won for its author a leading position
among American dramatists. Pure and
simple, homely and pathetic, the charac-
ters are sketched with a delicaoy that
brings every heart within the range of its
influence and moves every emotion to lis
utmost depths. Mr.. Aldrichs impersona-
ton Of Joe. Saunders is a strong and
pleasing piece of acting. Mr.. Pa7sloe as
the Chinaman presents fine characterize
ton. Miss Dora Goldthwaite and other
members of the company we're also deserv-
ing OF praise. The performance, as
whole, is thoroughly delightful one, and
the opportunity to witness an American
drama of great beauty and power, acted
by well balanced and judiciously selected
company, should not he missed by any
theatre goer.