St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07
SAINT PAUL MATTERS.
Jarbeau Who Sung Herself Into Favor
Here Will Star on Her Own Ae-
count Next Year.
Services in the st. Paul Churches on This
Sabbath Morning Talk to
Newsboys'
Faulkner, the Light Weight Cham
pion, Wins the Wrestling Tour
nament With the Jap.
ANUS z VI ENTS.

a Us VI
Jarbeau Captures ST. PauI's Musical
Heart--She is Going tn Star on her
Own Hook Next Season.-s'Called
Fsack'' This Week.
Abbott and De Lussan have a new rival
in the affections of st. Paul lovers of opera.
1t is Jarbeau. the chic little French woman
who during the past week has sung herself
into the hearts of our people. Nothing has
caught an audience here to such an extent
or raised so much enthusiasm as Jarbeaus
interpolated French song in 1.-The Trip 10
Africa" 1t is given out cold that JarDeau
intends to star on her own hook next sea-
son. The wonder is that she hasn't MADE
the experiment before this. 1t is true tha6
her fame is new. But then her lie
is still young. Scarcely, II at
all, out of her teens. her professional Ire IS
nearly before her. And yet she occupies
position on the operate stage that
the oldest and best may well
envy. Notwithstanding her youth there is
no arrogant assumption of merit III her
proposition to reach ont for success on the
basis of her own personality. If she Is
making money for Duff as the star Of hs
performances, why may she not make
money for herself as her own proprletresS?
She is fortunately situated, too, for control
ling her own engagements. She has nus
band who would make an ideal manager.
Bright, intelligent affable, energetic and
possessed of thorough business education,
Mr. Bernstein is eminentlY qualified for the
duties and responsibilities of theatrical
management. In addition to all these
qualifications he is the possesSor of hand
some fortune. and can afford to
be liberal in providing his wife
with capable support and an appropriate
outfit. And what is still more an essential
element of success. he is paSslonately IN
love with his young wife. and has the SUD-
FINEST confidence in her capabilities. NO
theatrical star has ever had more faVoraDle
conditions to rise to the zenith of fame and
success than Jarbeau enjoys, and 1t Will be
a disappointment to her friends if she does
not occupy the brightest constellation that
destiny seems to have kept vacant for her.
If a single suggestion would be pardOnable
in this connection. we would suggest that
in selecting her operas Jarbeau would con
fine herself to those in which the plot has
an Oriental cOloring. That gushing over
flow of generous warmth in her own
young nature is in such fascin-
ating accord with the glowing charaeteris-
ties of Oriental character, with ''neart on
her lip. soul within her eyes, soft as the
cline of the ORIENT, and nature as sunny as
its skies. she gives an Interpretation OF
Oriental character that is charming beyond
description. She gives the veritable form
Of life and light to Van Super's new opera,
which has been such a splendid success in
this city during the past week.
CALLED BACK"
During the present week the Grismer-
Davies combination will hold the boards
at the Grand Commencing with tomorrow
night they will present MIR. Grlsmers own
dIamatization of Hugh CGnway's celebrated
romance, Called Back" 1t is a powerful
drama. full of novelties and thrilling Incl
dents. strong in plot and Astounding in dra-
matte action. MI. GriSmer is cultured
actor who has developed superior powers.
Miss Phoebe Davies has also won laurelS
in her profession. The stars have capable
support. Next week HOyts Tin Soldier"
and The Lights o. London"
FRYER FRIvOLITY.
There is q current impression that a jeal-
ousy exists between Jaroeaa and Lillian Rus
sell. 1t is a great mis,aHe. They are like
sisters and devote 10 each other. There is
Il continual play OF humOr and fun between
them which cannot be kept OF the stage. An
illustration WAS given last night when Jar
pinching Lilian's pretty bare arm until a blue
mark appeared and Lillian shrieked Ouch.
People in the audience VINO saw the staueSque
beauty afterwards turn and pout out her lip
at her tOrmentor imagined that she was mad.
Not Il bit OF it. A ru1iied temper would never
have gotten Off the humorous hit so quick,
W hen she advised the lover not 10 marry
THAT woman because she pinches-" But lew
had observed that only few moments before,
while her arm was lovingly entwined
around Jarbeaus neck, she had pinched
the latter's shoulder until it almost
bled, or that few moments
afterward she caught her finger when reach
ing for the cup in her hand and pressed it
against the fia2on so tight that Jarbeau had
to bite her lip to keep from screaming These
little play spells of affection often pass be-
tween tue stars. AMI yet they are as ardent in
their feelings toward each other as two lovers.
If Duff would bury his ''Iolauthe' ana
give away his "AIikaiO' outfit, and stick TO
1.-The Trip to Africa" ne would make more
money.
II by some means the dudelets could be
kept from smoking their cigarettelets in the
hallet between the acts the audiences would
be gratitted.
When u man goes out between acts now he
sis just going out to get the election returns.
They are generally full returns.
In addition to the regular entertainment
at the Olympic. which was by the Rily
company. the wrestling tournament be-
tween Faulkner and the Jap drew heavily,
and big business was the result. For the
coming week is billed. Morris & Ryland's
10 Ko Pantomime and Speciality company.
with George Ryland's dog and monkey
circus in addition to the strong Ollo. The
business up to date. with Its promise for
the future, Manager Hilton says, indicates
the best season st. Paul has seen in four