St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-21

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During the past week Hoyt's Tin Sol
der" company played to fairly good houses
the first three nights, and Lifts Lights o.
London" company did booming business
the last three. This week the old-time IA
yorites in St Paul. the Boston Ideals, re-
turn on their usual Thanksgiving engage
ment. and will hold the boards at the Grand
the entire week. LuSsan. Huntington.
Marie Stone, Barnabee, Mcdonald. Karl
and all the afortime favorites are still with
the company, and the members have been
the recipients of much praise in all the cities
where the Ideals have appeared this sea-
son. The temperance of the Ideals in st.
paul each season is always the sequel for
an opera carnival during their stay.
The sale of seats. which has been open
at the box office of the Grand for two days,
has been large, and the indications are
favorable to an engagement as fiattering to
the Ideals as the one last season. The
repertoire for the week Is:
Monday. "Victor, the Blue Stocking
Wednesday Maid of Honor
Thanksgiving Matinee. ........" Fra Diavolo'
Thanksgiving Evening. bohemian Girl
Friday 'Adina; or the Elixir of Love"
Saturday Matinee Martha
Saturday Evening. Farewell Performance
Next week 1.-The Little Tycoon" will
have a full weeks engagement at the
Grand
FOYER FRIvOLTIES.
Montgomery, who plays his original char
acter of the policeman in Lights O. London,
was formerly stage manager for Duff, and set
''Pinafore'' and ''Mikado' the first time they
were produced in this country. He was also
trainer of Mcdonald. of the Ideals, when that
gentleman first appeared on the stare. Mont
gomcry is great admiref'of Mcdonald. but
SAYS he was awfully green when he made his
debut in opera.
Prof Hoyt, of s'Ifn Soldier fame, and Col.
Percy Weldon, of museum notoriety,
are fighting a civil war in the Minneapolis
newspapers. Latest advices from the battle
field report Col. Weldon in possession of the
enemy's artillery. The provoking cause of
hostilities was something Prof Hoyt said
about the impossibilities of a new theater.
Miss Weathersby, who plays Bess Marks in
flights o. London" is a sister of Mrs. Nat
Goodwin. Miss Weathersby is a conscientious
young actress, and although she has been on
the stage less than three years, has risen to
the front rank in her profession. She was
Kate Claxton's leading lady last season.
The young lady who plays Shakespeare
Jarvis has peculiar idea of boys outfit.
If she would lengthen the tail of her coat,
pull down her vest and drop her affectation,
she would give more agreeable interpre "a
ton of the character. This is said more in
kindness than in anger.
Modjeska is heading toward st. aul again
Her last engagement was intended for fare
well visit, but she cant quit America with
out one more look at the metropolis OF the
Northwest.
While Manager Foster was adding new
members to the Ideals it is pity that he
didn't add a new opera or two to the roper
toire. st. Paul deserves a fresh opera now
and then.
THANKSGIVING dinner in st. Paul would not
seem like Thanksgiving dinner without the
Boston Ideals matinee for dessert.
Col. Barnabee. of the Boston Ideals, denies
the story that Mile. Lussan was ever plain
Lucy Ann Barnabee.
AT THE OLYMPIC.
The Tillie Chambers Majestic combina-
ton will hold the boards at the Olympic
this week. The company is composed of
the stars of the vaudeville world and will
present new and attractive programme.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
Babel. the cowboy pianist, who appeared
at the Seventh street museum two weeks
ago, has been secured for another weeks
engagement This will positively be his
last appearance in the Northwest. Com
ment is superfiuous concerning Babel, as
every one who has heard him play the
pianoforte acknowledges that his execution
is phenomenal. During this engagement
he will perform an entire new lot of music.
The other attractions that will be shown in
curio hall are Grizzly Williams with his
trained BEAR and the farmer with the long
beard, veritable Methusaleh in appear
ance. so the bills say. The attractions on
the upper stage are the Black Swan, M.
Nelson. the Cushmans and others. On the
lower stage Will Sloanes farce. entitled
Irish Justice" will be presented. On
Thanksgiving day the museum will open
itS doors in the morning at 10 q m