St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06

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z4s5#Ef8 and he will sig
-ss=+-#D naliZe the Occa-
D. !. Oy the presentation of the new
four-aet cosmopolitan comedy "On Pro-
batiOD," written expressly for him by
Brouder Matthews and George
III. JessOp. The central figure
of this comedy is pleasantly
drawn after that OF Chicago's most ia
nous millionaire beef packer. and 1t
affords Mr.. Crane ample oppOrt unity for
ih1 full display of his wonderful artistic
powers. The comedy will be beautifully
staged with entire new scenery, painted
expressly for it by Ernest Albert. and
the finest OF appointments, also designed
for it by this gentleman. The company
supporting Mr.. Crane is an exception
ally fine one.
ION Probation" will hold the boards
of the Newmarket all the week except
ing Friday and Saturday nights, when
great double bill, "Papa Terrickon'' and
1.-The Balloon" will he the attractions.
Daniel Sully's ability in the line of
fun-making is well understood, and his
engagement at Harris theater the en-
suing week will Prove exceedingly well
come to the patrons of that house. Mr..
Sully will begin his engagement to-
morrow night with the production OF
his admirable domestic comedy DADDY
Nolan" play we'll calculated to
please. to entertain and to amnse.
1t is natural, cons stent
and enjoyable domestic play, filled with
fun and bright qualities, and in the
hands of Mr.. SullY and his capable com
pany, all its best points are well brought
ont. MIR SuIly. by earnest and we'll
directed efforts, has won success, and
what is mure to the purpose, has de-
served it. His company includes Max
Arnold, wellliked German comedian;
J. P. COnley. Phil Mcfarland, James
Wall, Esther Lyons, Daisy Chaplin.
Master Tommy, and others. daddy
evening, when Mr.. Sully'5 latest COM
edy, "Con Conroy 81 Co, will be put on
for three performances.
At the Harris theater this evening
unique and startling entertainment will
be given by the celebrated Prot. }. Ran
dali Brown, the diScOverer of the new
science of mind reading, and tutor of
the late w. Irving Bishop, who gave
his last public entertainment in st.
Paul. After al extensive tour abroad.
where he has aStOniShed the scientific
faculties by his new discovery and al
most miraculous featS. lie will delight the
people of St. Paul with featS never at
tempted by any one before.
The friends of Manager l.. n. Scott
have determined to tender him sub
stantial benefit. and in regard thereto
the following will explain itself:
ST. PAUL, Sept 81. 1899
The amusement lovers of the city of St.
Paul are not unmindful of the untiring and
almost unrewarded efforts OF Manager In
Scott to furnish an unbroken line OF high
class dramatic and operate attractions for
their benefit They recognize that he has
labored increasingly in the face of ciroum-
stances which would have discouraged any
less energetic and loyal manager. They re-
member that success was just abOTt to crown
his efforts when the Grand opera house. st.
Paul's one first-class amusement temple, was
destroyed by fire. That since that time he has.
undismayed. endeavored at great personal
loss and sacrifice TO tide over the accident by
means of fitting up temporary theater-the
Newmarket They recognize in him public
spirited gentleman to whom he city is under
obligation for "A long term of public service:
and we hope tC again have The pleasure OF
seeing him the manager Of The finest temple
of Thespis in this city, which Will i'll due
time recompeuse him for his undaunted en-
terprise and worthy labor in the interests OF
our city. and they feel that in suggesting
some fitting expression OF The esteem IN
which he is universally held they will touch
a popular chord, and evoke hearty aud
Spontaneous response.
The undersigned, voicing the sentiments of
the general public. would therefore request
Manager Scott to name date for a compli
mentary benefit which it is proposed to ten
der him as evidence, more substantial than
words. of the public appreciation Of his eff
forts o supply st. Paul theater goers with
superior class of amnsements.
Henry II. SibleY, c. Livingston.
W. X. Merriam, F. A Seymour,
r. r. Nelson. Charles +. Flandrau,
Albert Scheffer, D. A. Monfort,