St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-26
follows: Thursday night, Richeleu with
the followjnp caSt.

the following cast.
Cardinal Rchelieu. Edwin Booth
King Louis XIII. II L. Coleman
Duke OF Orleans. II. G. Barton
Count De BaradaS. ......... Charles Hanford
Adrian De Mauprat. John Malone
De Bertnghen. ................O Owen Fawcett
Joseph. ................Ca Carl Ahrendt
Francois ..................J John Il. sullivan
mus uet.. ..........-...........E II. noyio
Ciefmont. ........... ...........F. n. harte
Second Secretary. Walter Thomas
Third Secretary. Volney Streamer
Captain of Guard. John Doud
rage. Miss Ida ROCK
Julie De Mortimer. ...... Miss Emma Vaders
Marion De Lorme. Miss Kate Molony
Friday night, 1.-The FOOLS Revenge" and
Saturday matinee, Hamlet" with the fol-
lowing cast:
Hamlet. Observation-Disclosures. Edwin Booth
me Ghost. Charles Barron
Alns Claudius.. John Malone
IoionluS. $500. ........ Carl Aurtnul
Laertes. John Il. SULLIVAN
Horatio.. .................. Charles Hanford
hoseHcrahtz. -.-.-...-H. u barioh
OuHoehstern. .......-............E ~. hoyle
Osric. .......-.. ...... ........... MT. Anus
marcelius. ................ john Douu
Dornaruo.. ................ ..t. N. Harte
rrahcisco. ......J. brown
First Actor. ...................T It. L. Coleman
second Actor. Walter Thomas
FIRST Grave Digger. Owen Fawcett
second Grave digger. ....... Charles Caldwell
Priest. ....... .Volney Streamer
Queen Gertrude. Mrs. Augusta Foster
Ophelia. ..................Mi Miss Emma Vaders
Player Queen. Miss Kate Maiony
Saturday Night-"Othello," Mr.. Booth
playing the part of Iago, and Charles
Barron taking the part of the jealous Moor.
TuE nINfE nfTrcrrrHr
Billy Arlington, the famous end comedian.
and j. w. McAudrews, known as the
watermelon man," have consolidated with
Hooley IL Thompson's Ministries, and will
open at the Seventh street museum for one
week. commencing Monday. With this in
crease of artists and with Arlington and
McAndrews in the company, the programme
should be tirst-cass. The management of
the museum announce that the entire pro-
gramme will be different from that pre-
scented by Hooley's MINISTRIES at their first
engagement
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
The comedian, j. B. Polk, is an own cousin
OF the late President James K. Polk and Gen.
Thomas Polk, of Mecklenberg fame: Bishop
and Lieut. Leonidas Polk. the late Gov.
Henry A. Wise and others equally well known
IN history. were relatives of his. He has
perhaps the most distinguished ancestry of
any actor on the American stage.
Minnie Hauk will be back from the Pacific
coast early in October, and arrangements
nave been made for her appearance at the
Exposition building here on Thursday, Oct.
Z. She will appear in grand concert, sup
ported by some OF the best known artists Of
the country.
The first entertainment at the s'German
theater' ia Turner hall, under the manage
ment OF Mr.. Strampfer, will be "Die Tochter
Beieals" Extensive preparations have been
made, with the idea of furnishing q season
OF hrst-class amusements at this hall.
Miss Julia A. Polk, the leading lady of the
MIXED Pickles" company, was educated in
EUROPE for the operate stage. She has a
magnificent soprano voice, and in the second
act OF the comedy, introduces a beautiful
Italian waltz song by GAM.
This Is Booths full-season tour Hereto
IOre ne has been content with special en-
eagement seasons in few of the principal
cities. He thinks he is getting old enough to
see all OF his own country, and has started
out to see it.
A telegram from A. B. Chase Booths man.
ager, dated Milwaukee. Sept rs, says that
BOOTH S tour is perfect ovation to the great
actor. The theators are not large enough to
accommodate the people.
Sale of reserved for the Booth engagement
begins Tuesday morning. Parties out of the
city can secure seats by communicating with
the opera house management, either by mail
or telegram.
The first of the series of Chamber con-
certs given by the Stoeving-Geist string quar-
tette,Wlll be about the MIDDLE of October, the
two other concerts following at stated inter-
walls.
1t is not often that st. Paul theater goers
have to put up 80 for a seat in the opera
house. but they will have the consolation of
knowing they are getting their moneys worth
The entrance hall to the opera house is
being finished in magnificent style, and will,
when completed be one of the handsomest
theater entrances in this country.
Edwin Booth travels in his special car the
"David Garrick.'' 1t is elegantly furnished,
and has set of expensive bedroom furni-
ture.