St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-12
THEDRAMA AND MUSIC
Romeo and Juliet and The
DeeStrick SkeWl Both on
Again.
Daniel Sully in His New Play,
Daddy Nolan," at the
Grand.
RehearSalS of "The EX-Con-
vict" Will Begin This
Week.
The Weeks Events in Musical
Circles in Mime
apolis.

the Apollo Glee club will repeat its sue
extravaganza, Romeo and Juliet" at
the Grand Tuesday evening. The
scenery and costumes are superb, and
the choral strength of the company full
forty. The cast includes A. q. Flour
noy, of st. Paul; W. B. Heath, Mr..
Doyle, Mr.. Hall and others, who are
very clever in their respective roles.
to the score, and several innovations are
promised. Tickets can be obtained at
the box Office.
DADDY NOLAN.
Daniel Suliy, whose work in Irish
comedy stamps him as a clever artist,
will make his appearance at the Grand
Thursday next, presenting daddy
Nolan" domestic comedy. Friday
and Saturday matinee Mr.. Sully will be
seen in 1.-The Corner Grocery" No
night. Mr.. Sully has been seen here in
1.-The Corner Grocery" which is an
uproariously funny farce, but Daddy
Nolan," his new play. is said to be bet
ter.
Thatcher, Primrose & Vests min
strels are underlined for early appear
ance at the Grand.
1.-THE DEESTRICK SKEwL."
"The Deestrick SkeWF' entertain
ment, given at the Eighth Ward Relief
hall last Wednesday, will be repeated
tomorrow night at the Grand opera
house. The entertainment was a great
success at its first presentation. and the
second performance will, of course, be
better. In the cast are burlesQues on
the New England characters of the Dea-
con, the Skewlmaster and others very
happily hit off by prominent citizens of
the Eighth ward, including q. w.
Cooley. G. l.. Matchan. Herbert G. Con-
her and many more.
MELODRANIA AT THE PEOPLES.
dragged Jack. the Vagabond." a
highly sensational melodrama, will be
the attraction at the Peoples theater
next week. 1t is one of those plays
which depend largely upon the thrilling
situations and cllmaXeS. This play,
however, is better than those of the
class that have become familiar. 1t has
that quality about it which is best de-
scribed as "go." The story is an eX-
citing one, and the plot hinges upon the
effort of Tom Dalton. detective, to eff
feet the arrest and conviction of gang
of criminals. headed by Jim Trainor.
Miss Kitty Wolfex, the soubrette, will
appear as Nellie Dalton. She is said to
be very clever young lady, and she
will introduce new songs and dances.
Among other things she will give her
harp song and dance, one of the most
beautiful things ever seen and heard.
MI. Gossin will play the part of Tom
Dalton, and Mr.. Ferry will be the jim
Trainor. The play will be finely staged,
and a number of realistic effects will be
seen.
HAL REDS PLAY.
Rehearsals will commence tomorrow
for the coming production of "An Ex-
Convict" Miss Agnes Herndon, who
will create the role of Madeline" will
arrive at the West hotel to-day, direct
from New York. Miss Herndon, be-
sides being considered very beautiful
woman, is one of the most finished att
lists and elaborate dressers now before
the theater-going public. Below is the
cast complete:
Madeline "a daughter Of Mr.. Harcourt),
Miss Agnes Herndon; Mona Conyingham
cher true friend), Miss Susie Russell; Little
Nell "a convict's child, Oracle Allen; JACK
Harcourt "a wealthy broker), w. Delano;
George De Voc (Harcourt's nephew, j. B.
Brown; Billy Jones "a brogen-down crook,
James Harrison; Red Darby (his paD, H. G.
Woodward; Thomas Quinu (attorney at
law) G. W. Mari; barkeeper at Thugs
headquarters, policeman Zone of the fnesO,
G. W. Haggerty; servant (who knows his
place., fireman captain of the gallant
Sixth, c. W. Curtis; Bobby Jones "a news
boy, Miss Lillian Drew.
SID FRANCE AT THE PENCE.
The summer season begins at the
Pence opera house this week with the
engagement of Sid c. France in his
melodramatic comedy, marked for
Life" When last here Mr.. France
drew great houses to the Pence, and
his robust comedy caught on hand
somely..