St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-27
AMUSEMENT DATA.

The Harris theaIer has underlined some
aterling attractions, which will be duly ap-
precia.ed by the ST. Paul public. Manager
Harris is making a strong effort TO elevate the
tone of his theater, and with S Ich attractions
as Emma Juch, Marie Wainwright Minnie
Maddern. COBreid. eIc., be will have no dlffl-
Guilty. There Is. OF course greater expense
eutailed in such productions, and 1t IS but
natural that firSt-class prices should be
charged. For these productions the prices
will pe 81 for the entire first floor, 20 cents
for the front dress circle, 30 cents for back;
lower boxes. Sl2. and upper box seats, Sl."o.
With the exception of these attractions,
prices will remain as now.
Harry Pault0n. probably the greatest com
edian on the stage to-day. whose long con
nection with The Savoy thealer. in London,
Eng. has rendered his lame world wide. VIII
be seen at Harris theater this week. begin
ming tomorrow evening. "Paula Is The
opera. of which Pault0n Is one of the authors
and composers. He axes the part of a com
zeal Corsican called SapOlO Tn Dun Opera
company presents The opera and Miss Snyder
is leading lady. She is the daughter Of an
Indianapolis merchant, and her lovely voice
was heard by Manager Dixon singing il, The
village choir and it made his heart rejoice
Alvin Joslin. the old time favOriIe. Will
hold the b arcs for three nights at the New
market this week. lie has a new play. zone
of the Old stock" ana of cOuTSe he assumes
the roll of a New England farmer. The
scenery and effects are said TO To gorgeous
in their magnihceEce. and the old
farm house Is said TO be taken from photo
graphs.
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Kate Castleton begins her engagement OF
three NIGHTS nj the Newmarket next Thurs
day. She needs no introduction to theatre
goers. As the singer of For Goodness sake
Don't say ] Ted You" just III the Ola
Sweet Way.~ aud other songs. her reputation
IS universal. john ID. Gilbert is supporting
her. he is almost as we'll known rs she IS
ana is a clever comedian.
An old fashioned down east ~hog-gueSsing
will prove an attraction at the Museum this
this week. The biggest hog that could be
procured will be on show. and every person
going to the Museum will be entitled TO try TO
guess its weight. The names and addresses
OF the gueSSeTs Of the weights guessed. viii
be registered. On Monday week he hog VIII
be weighed. and the man guessing nearest
to the right weight will receive him as q pres
ent. The pig is called Nellie Perkins. The
twin threelegged calves. born and bred in
Minnesota. will also be on exhibition Other
attractions are the zulu Sampson, and Lucas
sic. the Madagascar musician. TIE Ideal
Comedy ompany VIII present q cen Ady on
the upper stage, while in the lower the For
est Specially company will give q oml
sketch called 100 Miles or Slu0."
Belle Clifton's Gaiety company holds the
boards at the Olympic IN 9 week. TIL feat
ure of the entertainment il q buTleSque on
''Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde" entitled DIR.
Jackall and MIR. Snide," which is sain TO be a
roaring comedy of far more than usual ex-
e~ellence. Harry Monta ne. the author. as
sumes the dual title role and is supported by
good company, with Miss Carrie Duncan as
Laura.