The Irish standard., 1888-03-17
play and the scenery and mechanical
effects viii be found TO be of an artistic
tclaEac ter. The following is the cast Of

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effects viii be found to be of an artistic
scfafa cter. The fol- lowing is the cast o!
|3cl,aracters: u 81
! t4eiah O'Neil--- rich farmer, Bernard Mousse
L ailGk his son 8 fugitive .s .fess @
rom justice - NJ. Il. Gavin
iReginalu tl1lvaney-a dist 8a
4 spgtaa ;vOnng man OF i, ss5.E.f e
/ Pierts, y lover Of Houor \ !,
o'Niel ,.s::s. =. G.. Walter
ing ,sar ~. J y. Smith
i, 5S follower Of !u'Taney r. Webster
\ MI. s}lake-an Irish magistrate. TN. Sullivan.
fsi zR R st dstIls Wo ssse2
Sergeant Wheeler Of the nilttry, III j % Conros.
I Petty IS, iaiier Il fa--1 T.. Men atty,
Hon. D Neil daughter Of Ger - '''
I'D and betrothed to Pierce
/ =, !sloy!s Lizzie Tracy.
Hills 1;assi an. cid love 's It : ANi' ASeiy'
I ~ ieginald's Mary Doyle.
"a CASSIDY her mother, Maggie Gibbons
solt5sre, Police, Peasants. sn.ngglers, including
E..s 3 forty people. M
naE ST. ANTHONY CRUSADERS
| Dramatic company are not going to be
one Abit behind their brethren of the
|$imI'saoalate conception parish. Fer
theevsaing Of ST.. Patrick Day a pro-
graznnas Of unusual excellence has been
prephred. Alaughable comedy entitled.
THE Afflicted Family will te GRO
ducsI. The characters nave been Ill!
|assiGnet1 to capable persons, many Of
wft,tn will be found to be rot strangers
to Minneapolis audiences. The others
VILE BE- found to be equally proficient.
already 81 large humber Of tickets have
f,esa solo, and the Indications at this
tlnafs, ara that East Side Turasr hall will
De crowded with a large and arpreci-
|.atige audience, The following il this
cas,.:
G Vs2; retired merchant chas; Tss
Dr:ll ton "a praotica, physicipn, Il. G. SHERRY
Clarcncs-a student s. =. Shannon.
% Ohm Hen4y |, servant -s II. r.. Dibb
TS nt constable M.. D. AaEFn5 6net5
Da n, her daughter :. Miss Nugent.
Dolly $500 Miss 3. Flynn.
Dor0tl., = her niece ~ Bliss Rose Hoy.
Betty lnaid servant Miss Agnes White.
,S5 f%3 I'm ECUrH .MINNEAPOLlS
the evening will be observed in g be-
eonains manner. a. programme has
BEEN ARRANGED, which, although Of a
somewhat q tferen1 c!larao ter from that
ENi either the Crusaders of the In,naeu
/ Tate o1ception parish Oh. glle S.. An
FL MY Crusaders will prove t,Qltally as
acceptable, The society liz connec,
ton with the Holy Rosary Church
nave the matter III hand. and il IS Jus
necessary to remark tllat O. great treat
is in store fer those wilo attend Danis
hall this evening, Tie programme is
Of variegated nat',rs. consisting Of
music etc, and 8 sparkling, comedy en-
titlad, ''The Hsroi: Datchuan Of '76. Y
Rev. j, D. Rush will deliver the open
ing address. and the musical part Of
the programme promises to Ioeve1y fire.
The people OF South Minneapolis do
not hesitate for q moment in saying
chat their enterlainln will be second
to none in the city The following is
the programmes:
Heayens are Telling ........ l7lee cu;,
M E # Hoy Nams choir
f. flSh s3Al a. MISS Is. GIGaaGE
Character 6Cflt All 3r4isc Il, LSnnOl
puarteIte ....... Misses Ackerslau. Hpeak,nau
ana lsisyy and Thomas Kenuy
Du at,....... 49,. 4. n Misses Til]isch
SOag John Nc LAugkliy'
Hail Smiling Morn. :. ..........Holy Nal et;noi1
ri1Y HEROIC purcHxaH OF '7e..
Colonel Brown f,ict,ar1 Grove
AldiOi' > ones jCE IuftlGY
nary W hllelE.. ...N sHssl'l
Captain I.iie.. Joseph GnuNetta
Fred ............. ........Louis Simon
Sam Eugene Oicnnor
ON " ". INon =
Slaya f3rGNl ....,e....A}ce Wn!S&
Kate Brown. Mary Eagan
The Day il st. Paul.
C.E#S. Y. s.. hall on West Seventh
street willbe occupied OF st. Patrjck's