St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-13
MODJESKA AS RosALIND.

varied expressions, charms every beholder
with its beauty. Modjeska has better
support than when she appeared
here before. Mr.. Vandervelt's Or
lando is an excellent conception,
the actor having good voice and stage pres
ence, and divers agreeable qualities which
give him the sympathies of the audience.
His contest with Charles, the wrestler,
looked less like hipprodrome than this
part of the performance usually does. Mr.
A. K. Brooks, as jacques, was also much
more agreeable than his predecessor of two
years ago, and his rendering of the famous
lines beginning, ''All the worlds a
stage" was done in manner
which drew appreciative applause.
James Cooper's Touchstone was
one of the best we have seen, and Miss
Mary Shaw's Celia was properly playful. In
fact, all the minor parts, down to William
and Audrey, were in competent hands.
The audience was composed of the repre-
sentatives of the culture and refinement of
the city. The costumes were of the richest
and most costly character appropriate for
the charming autumn weather. 1t is prob
able that no city in the country could bring
to an intellectual feast, such as was enjoyed
last evening, more appreciative and ele-
CANT audience than that which greeted the
peerless actress on her opening night.
While it Is impossible to enumerate all of
the excellent people that composed the i'm
mense audience, the following names casu-
ally selected will give an idea of its char
acter:
Hon. and Mrs. Harvey Off Ger, DR.. and Mrs
Wharton and Miss Wharton, John Summers
wife and friends, Mrs. Loyal Nye Mrs. Judge
keyes, Dr. Clary and wife, Gov. G. X. Davis
and lady, George R. Finch and wife, Miss Allie
Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Constance, l. V. D.
Heard and wife, Claiming Seabury and wife,
Judge W. Wilkin, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mer-
riam, Miss Cooke, Judge and Mrs. o. Brien, J.
Mannheimer and wife, B. Goodkind and lady,
Henry Sattler, wife and friends, Mr.. c. A
Gilbert and Miss Auerbach, George Blakely,
A l.. Brisbin, Miss Rice Mr.. Hunter Mr.
Paget and Miss Finch, Miss Virginia Rice
Mr.. w. II. Rice, DR.. and Mrs.
George Brown, DR.. and Mrs. Dens-
low, Mr.. Ed Davidson and Miss Porter,
Richards Gordon and Miss Gordon, COL S. j, .
Ahern and Miss Ahern, Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Cook, Capt. and Mrs. Starkey, j. w.
McClung, Hon. S. G.. Comstock Col AL White,
Moorhead; Mr.. Archie Driscoll, Miss Schur-
meier. Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey Louis Fisher
DIR. and Mrs. Flagg, S. B. Walsh. Judge Hail.
Hon. and Mrs. J. B. Norrish of Hastings;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farwell, Frank Newell,
Miss Sellers, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mickey,
Edward Sawyer. Miss Sawyer, DR.. and Mrs.
s. A. Beecher, G. H. Warren and lady, Hewig
j. Strauss, Gen. and Mrs. J. B. San
born, Miss Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P
Jewett, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Whelan,
DR.. Fulton, Miss Alice Dean. Charles Potts,
NJ. Boyle, J. w. Merriam, Mr. Bullitt, Mr..
John Kelly, Miss Tiny Kelly, Mr.. Drusser,
Miss Flandrau, Mr.. Juggard and lady, Mr.. W.
A. Hardenbergh and Miss Forepaugh, Miss
Wilson, Winona;M Mr.. Jed Howe and Miss Alice
Bigelow, Mr.. Cattel and Miss Averil, Mr..
Depew, Mr.. W. S. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs Il. C.
Burbank, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Ryan, Mr. and
Mrs. Hennessey, Mr.. McVey and Miss Ham
mond, Mrs. Washington and Mr.. Lee Wash
ington, Mr.. Morrison and Miss Tina Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Moss DR.. and Mrs Hor-
ton, DR.. and Mrs. Denslow, Miss Morris,
Henry Matthews, J. Engel, II. D. O'Brien,
Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs, Mrs. Mayor Rice, MIR. E.
G. Handy, 81. G. Tn ompson and Miss Schur-
meier John Lundis, Miss Smith of Indianapo-
lis, Samuel Dean, Mr.. Lawler and Miss
OBrien, Rev. Mr. Gilbert, DR.. Goodrich MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Sharp, Col. Ahern aud Miss
Ahern, Mr.. Lucian Warner and Miss Warner,
Mr.. Arthur Warner and lady, Mr.. and Mrs
Goodrich, Mr.. Walter Hewitt and lady, Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Chittenden, Mr.. Ben Schur-
meier, Mr.. W. 7. Maxield and Miss Harrison,
daughter of Hon. Carter Harrison of Chicago,
Hon. Dick Jones of Rochester.