St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-31

the individual attractions at that pOpu-
lar house. The attraction, j. Stirling
Coyne's laughable creation, is very
amusing. and Mr.. Stanley as Maj. Well
ington de Boots will certainly cOnvulse
the most sedate. In his comedy work
he will be aided by the following cana
BILE cast:
Felix Featherly ......... .......A. S. Lipman
frank Icebrook. ........,......Ha Harold Russell
Trap. ..................B Ben johnson
G Gardener charles F.; austen Gen
Mrs. Swandown ......... Miss Iodusxi Young
Mrs. Featherly miss Lisette LIE Baron
Fanny Power, with song Miss Sally WV Williams
Cook ................;.- Miss Kittie Lanphear
Washington Irving Bishop, the mind
reader and psychic marvel, will be at
the Peoples next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday nights, when he will
give tests of his wonderful gifts. His
recent performances In Minneapolis are
sufficient guarantee of his peculiar
power, and he will offer the same evil
dences of his ability. ''Everybody's
Friend" will be displaced after the
Stanley benefit. and it is possible that
MI. Bishop may close the week, but the
usual Wednesday matinee, with ''Ev-
erybody's Friend" as the attraction,
will be given. and souvenirs will be
distributed.
A man who is only half alive, and
whose other half is dead, will be the at
traction at the Dime museum this week.
He is really living half-man, one-half
of his body having been shot away by
rebel chain-ShOt. He is the only in
stance of human being surviving an
operation which removes so much of the
hoo H.. l., b. -.
legs above the knees is almost certain to
result in death, but this mans body was
cut away from the hips, and yet he lived
and is to-day strong and well. He walks
upon his hands. using his arms as legs,
his hands as feet. and not touching his
body to the ground at all, except
when he rests. He gives a per-
Torrance on the horizontal bar,
performing the most remarkable feats.
There will be another strange indi-
vidual at the museum this week i'm
Master Manly, a California youth, who
rejoices in the possession of three per-
three feet, three knees, and six ankles.
Notwithstanding this peculiar organi-
cation. he has gained fame as short
distance runner. Hattie Irving, the
coincidence, will appear upon the upper
stage, supported by her own company.
In the lower theater will be Slavin's
Merry Makers. The company includes
John SlaviD, the black-faced comique;
Mills and Mills, in Dutch sketch;
Miss Gertie Thornton, the character vo-
calist. and the Carmanelli troup, the
musical knife grinders of Paris.
The bill at the Olympic this week will
be the Excelsior Specially and Comedy
company, producing the sparkling and
spicy comedy entitled "The Red Gar
ter" The new speciality stars are Fred
die Spencer, female impersonator; the
Richard Bros, character change artists;
Pauline Parker, vocalist and banjOist;
Satsuma, a great juggler; Malcolm and
Castellal, aerial artists; Miss Lavada
May, vocalist and actress; Lizzie Hall,
the refined seriO-comic, and several
other artists.
Percy Weadon, who delights in the
title of "Impresario of the Minneapolis
( Grand" is the author of new play
called "High Tide" which he has ar
ranged to give its initial production at
|; the Newmarket next Sunday night, to
run four nights and then be transferred
to the Minneapolis Grand for the re-
mainder of the week. Tonight Man.
ager Scott will produce cole Oleson,"
which claims the distinction of being
the only Swedish play that has ever
been written.
Miss Mary E. Bancker, familiar to
the readers of the Montreal Herald as
Betsey Bancker, is one of the authors
of the libretto of ''Doretta," the comic
opera announced for production at the
Standard April %. Miss Bancker is
/. very properly annoyed at the published
statements that she is a society anna
teur. She is a professional, journalist
ofiSOme years of experience, and does
not care to be classed among ambitious
nOviceS.
Wedding theater parties are now con-
sidered to be the fashionable way of
winding up nuptial festivities. The
Casino is the favorite place for them.
and one held there last week embraced
fOrty-seven guests, who kept up lively
flow of conversation between the acts
of ''Nadjy." As all the ladies in the
party had large, handsome wedding
bouquets, the effect was quite novel and
brilliant.
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The arrangements for the operate
tour of Miss Emma Juch and Sig. Perotti
have now been completed. Besides
ist of Fri. Adele aus der Ohe, pianist;
Victor Herbert, 'cellist; Nine. Terese
Herbert-Foerster, dramatic soprano;
Miss Helene Won DOenhoff, contralto;
William j. LAWN, tenor; Joseph Lynde,
baritone. The company will make its
first appearance at the Brooklyn Acad-
envy of Music on the evening of Tues
day, March &c. In the first part
of the programme all the artists
will appear in concert numbers. The
second part will be the garden scene
from Gounod's Faust" with Miss
Juch as Marguerite, Sig. Perotti as
Faust, Miss Won DOenhOfff as Siebel and
Martha. and Mr.. Lynde as Mephistoph-
eles. The following evening the
company will appear at the Music hall,
Boston. The tour will extend to Phil
adelphia, Washington, Baltimore, Buff
falo, Toronto and this city, the company
appearing here in June.
For the first time since the Inaugural
ton the presidents family attended
Albaugh's theater in Washington last
Monday evening, and witnessed a per-
Torrance of '.Nadjy" by Rudolph Aron-
sons company. The house was deco
rated with flowers, and special arrange
ments were made for the reception of
guests. Mrs. Harrison was accompanied
by Mrs. Mckee. Mrs. Russell Harrison
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