St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-18

treat the spectators TO scenes Of Florentine
lie and incident in the most picturesque
epoch Of all Italian history. that of Dante.
The management Of this department is in
efficient hands, and some rare pictures of
Italian genius and passion should be the
result
ENGLAND.
Miss Glover and Mrs. CHnch. the mana
gers Of this department, have not fully ar
ranged the work, and it NAV not be much in
quantity, but the fine quality viii surely be
more than au equivalent for quantity. Sew
eral talented ladies and gentlemen will as
sist in presenting appropriate scenes and
tableaur from Shakespeare, Dickens and
Tennyson.
GERMANY
run programmes are being arranged By
this department, as viii be seen bv the ap-
pended synopsis. a full list OF those taking
part will be published early next week.
One Of the most attractive features will be
Tue lurnyerein classes Of Prof Hermann,
that will give an exhibition upon the Grand
Stage upon Thursday evening:
GERMAN BOOTH.
Mrs. George With, manager, assisted by
Mrs Farrar, Mrs. Hall, and Messrs. Betty,
Dreher, Engel, Herman, Mstheis, Rank, VIII
rich aud Wirth.
Monday-Tableaux, from German poets.
arr nged by Mrs. Wrth: Gretchen with the
spinning wheel; Gretchen and Faust: Apo-
inesls Of Goethe * Schiller; Lotto, with the
children; Hard 10 Choose" Also proups
81 peasants from the Black Forest.
Tuesday-TableauX by the German society
frr4lh he L. II
representing German life and costumes
at the time OF the Romans, during The mid
die ages and during the Roccoco period.
Wednesday National dances. arranged
by Win Matheis and his brothers. The
dancers will be given in costume and will be
very elegant and spirited as the Matheis
brothers are known TO be the most graceful
dancers in the CITY
Ihursday-Dlnces and fancy drills by the
scholars Of the st. Paul Turnverein under
the charge Of Professor Hermann. eye
cuted by about lifts children dressed In CHAR
acteristic costumes, IL IS intended 10 show
the beneficial influence Of systematic train
ing under the guidance OF an efficient
teacher.
Frday-An old German fair or Kirmess.
arranged by Mr.. Engel and Mrs. Farrar. I,
viii present an interesting aud amusing
picture Of 4 fair with the Burgermristsr
peGdlers. clowns, gcndarnes and ali sorts OF
funny people Ia full action.
Saturday-TabeauI arranged bv Miss Ida
"Aldt, Mss Gotziau and Mr.. Willrich.
EGYPT.
The scene o; this department represents
The pyramids and the sphinx. A charm
surrounds The very name Of CIeopatra. and
the gorgeous banquet scene. wherein Msrc
Antony forgets that De Is a Cesar and 4 Ro-
man, and willingly succumbed to the match.
less beauty Of the serpent Of the Nile. -
viii Be viewed nightly with feelings Of min
gled delight aud awe. For the poet has 8,
invested these lovers that our irnaeips,iops
complete the work, and the coolest cannot
look upon these scenes entirely unmoved.
One Of the most charming scenes
Is that wherein Paaraoa's daughter
wandering by the banks OF the Nile. ai.eov.
ers he tiny Noses A real Noses has been
secured for the carnival.
PROBABLY the most telling tsblear IN the
carnival Is the realization Of Picori's lannon's
painting called la Galeri ii Cleons,rs -
To this scene all the arts Of the psiptrr IN.
nachinist, calcium H. ht effects ana gorgeous
cOstumery combine 10 90 justice - the sub-
jet Manager Locke feels that the cuItpr.
OF S. Paul viii recognize his success in t.i.
particular tabeau.
Nrs heConaeli-MsuA-er.
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