St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-28


trag dian Saivini. Evans q Hney open to-
mcIOw night and play three nights en-
gagement and matin' :.
Saivini holds the boards the balance OF
the week. giving a Saturday matinee. His
repertoire is as follows: Thursday, The
Outlaw" Friday, THE Gladiator" Sat
urday, "Othello," and Saturday matinee.
Romeo and Jul.st." Salvlni as a TRACED
ian needs no recommendation so widely has
his fame BEEN spread.
THE BOSTON IDEALS.
Monday. April 5. the Boston Ideal
Opera company return to the twin cities
for fortnighrs engagement opening in
st. Paul. The reportOry has been setted
upon for the first three nights, and is Mon
day, "Adina;" Tuesday. Maid OF Honor"
Wednesday matinee. Victor. the Blue
StOcking;" Wednesday evening. Fra
Diavalo." In ''Adina" and Victor" Mile.
de Lussan is the prima donna and In the
other two Marie Stone, "Maid of Honor"
(Halevy) and ''Adna" (Domzetti's Elixir
of Love- are new in St. Paul. Maid of
Honor" was first produced in Paris in 1916
and had a phenomenal run. 1t is really
grand opera and is recognized among
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Friday morning. April ,.
THE OLYMPIC.
Tomorrow night the Four Tourists COM
pany will open at this popular theater.
The company is very a strong one, consist
ing of j. L. Campbell, Lon Shaw, Maggie
Evans, Lizzie Haywood. Hanley and
AverlIl. Minnie Dunno. Arthur Newman.
Kittie Trevanon and Minnie HasSan. all
artists away up in their particular special
ties.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
The Seventh street museum will this
week naugurate a new departure in stage
entertainment, presenting that delightful
and quantity funny pantOmime, "Humpty
Dumpty." with full corps of artists under
the direction of the famous pantomim.Sts.
Zeltner and Christie. The music will be
new and the entertainment will be en-
/ HANGED by musical specialties. The curl
oSities and novelties in the upper stage will
be the two-headed COW, a wonderful curl
Osity, and the famous Illusion. the living
mermaid, which represents the classic nered
rising from the wave. The bill will run
/ the entire week.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Gilbert d Sullivan's opera, Trial by
Jury, :" will be given at the Athen8um Easter
week for the benefit of ST. Mary's Episco
! pal church at Merriam Park. Mr.. Henry
McLachran has been engaged to direct the
opera, and some of the best musical talent
of the city has been selected for the cast.
Trial by jury is the first opera Gilbert &
Sullivan ever wrote and is considered By
the critics as one of the most pleasing. Sci
bert's full orchestra has been engaged.
Seiberts orchestra will give concert in
Turner hall tonight with program of rare
excellence.
The following is the cast for the presenta-
ton of the Tanning of the Shrew." to be
given at high school hall April s. 9 and
Saturday matinee, under the direction of
Miss Lenora Austin:
Petruchio... ....................F. E. Powers
| Lucent. o........-...........-Be Ben y. johnson
| Grumio ...................W L. Banning, Jr
| Hortenslo. ...................... Mark Hoy
| ID lstd. ..'..... ............-...t FRED AusIln
| 1faulo. .............. Il. IL. BlgeloW
| GreInlo. ,''''''''........... ..bVeret MIX
/ Biondello, &c.,.
| Curtiss, '''''''''''''''''''' OeNi sc ~ uSi
| Vincentio. ......-.................Th eo Hall
| kathrina- Miss Anne Bunker
! Blanca. Miss Adah Hawkins
! widow. ....-...............Mis Miss Jennie Ryder
The play will be mounted with special
scenery and settings. The proceeds are TO
purchase a telescope for the use of the
school.
Tonight A. d. Warner gives an exhibit
ton in Exposition rink that is novel and
interesting. 1t consists of stereopticou
views of the ice palace, carnival clubs and
features of the ice carnival taken from life
There are over seventy views shown on a
canvas twenty-five feet square. Half of tn,
proceeds will be donated to the orphan asy.
lums in the city.
The Bavarian warblers will repeat theil
concert at the Athen9um tonight.