St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-01
SAINT PAUL.
THE cry rnEATERs.

The Boston Ideals will tonight wind up
Vrhat has been brilliant and exceptionally
successful engagement at the Newmarket.
Yesterday afternoon, IL Trovatore" was
given 10 a good audience, and last night
Lucia Iii Lammermoor" was put on with
full east and in superb style To-nl@nt Der
Frieschutz' will be given as specially, ana
the best talent of the company VIII lake
part Especial pains VIII be taken with the
spectacular portion, and the VOLTS glen
scene will be put on at It's best
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Considerable interest is felt by ST. Paul
theater-goerS in the attraction billed for the
Newmarket this week, The Burglar Is an
old favorite with ST. Paul people. and from
the fact that the leading role is TO be assumed
by an actor as popular with the people OF
this city A. s. Lipman, II may be safely
predicted that the lay will have prosner-
Gus run. Little Amy Stoddard as 'tdiha
Will appeal directly 10 the hearts OF those IN
the audience as she invariably does. and VIII
without doubt carry away with her fulI
share of the honOrs showered on them by
the appreciatiye people Of ST. Paul, and Will
draw Zig houses 10 certainty: Inc
Burglar will run Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
''THE KING FOOL"
The elaborate preparations when are pelng
made at the Harris for the production OF Inc
new opera, The Kings Fool" next week;
and spectacular stage paE eants that has ever
been exploited in ST. Paul. A large force OF
stage carIenterS, electricians and mechanics
have already arrived here, and are now at
work making the necessary alterations 10
admit of the use of the two carloads OF
scenery used in this beautiful production.
The Conried Opera company is the largest
lyrical organization that has yet made
transcoutinental tour. there being not less
than eighty-seven artists in the company
The opera of THE Kings Fool is of TO
mantle character. Astounding in those massive
tone Pictures and harmonles that delight the
ear of the trained musician. There are also
number OF seductiVely beautiful waltz move
ments in the opera that fairly enthrsll opera
goerS with their delicious melodies. Man
ager COnried secured the exclusive rlsnt LOT
the production of this opera in America
from Mueller the court musician Of Austria
and he has put il in Il setting. decked II with
elegant costumes. until il is to-day the most
gOrgeOusly be autitul stage presentation thal
has ever been offered to American theater
gOeTS.
one Of the striking features win be the
marches by the corps OF twenty-four young
and beautiful chorus girls. and the graceful
featS OF skill by the beautiful lady feneers.
Among the prima donnaS with the COnned
Opera company is the beautiful Helen Der
tram, the queen of young American vocal
lists. Ada GlaSca is not only a great artistic,
but q lovely woman. The charming and
piquant Della Fox who created the role OF
YoOmn in America, will sing her new charm
ing waltz SIM. My Love Is Fair Columbia,
b. Mueller, the composer OF The Kings
Ool."
The attraction At the Olympic theater will
this week be The Metropolitan Trouba-
dours." This is said 10 be one of the most
clever specially companies in the country,
and includes such well-knOwn artists as the
Wesley Bros. Albion Bros, Leonora, the jul
veniie eontorionist: the Misses Earle, Syl-
vester. Lowry and Evans. Florence De
VaniOn and the Deieyan Bros are also with
the company. The concluding piece viii be
"a Girls Frolic." All week.
s.
THE MUSEUM.
It is a natty little entertainment that the
St Paul museum offers this week lis chief
feature consists of the Brunelhs in tin
tamareSque. Now Tin tamaresque is some
thing decidedly new and novel, and the
Bruneliis are artists. In the SQuerade or
cats and other and other animals they DO a
number of dainty dances and sing pretty
songs Then there are al The museum next
week the Terry, Jingle and links. company
Of talented monkeys, VINO play comedy. do
specialiies and almost anything but talk.
They are under the management OF Prof.
GRlleti, the famous animal trainer. and are
undoubtedly the most remarkable specimens
of monkey in captivity now living. Among
the other features are Zip and Ashbury
Ben. Zip, who is better known TO fame
under the title of Barnum's "What-ls-It'
has developed of late from mere freak into
an entertainer Though he was never known
to speak a word, he does a dozen different
things that are side-spliungly funny and
ridiculous. He poses. for instance, as Ajax
defying the lightning, and is q living carri-
cature of humanity. His feelings are not
hurt because he is laughed attn fact the
good-natnred buffoon enjoys the fun he
makes as much as any one. In the upper
theater the Ideal Comedy company will
present Lively farce-comedy, and on the
lower stage the Edwards specially company.
with Admiral Dot, the smallest comedian on
the stage, give variety entertainments crisp
aud buhblino wit finn