St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

will be we'll represented by j. Z. Con-
ley. the popular tenor, who grows in
favor each week. w. II. Kohnle will
take his old role of Prince Lorenzo,
which is wholly to his liking. His COM
edy can again bubble forth with better
effect than at present I'll. w. Ire
Denick will furnish a mirth- provoking
Rocco. May Baker. whose work as
Wanda. in the Grand Duchess" has
pear as Fiametta. New costumes will
be worn. and especial scenery provided.
Messrs Kohnle and Ire Danick will
contribute a clever speciality, and Prof.
Nolan'S mandolin octette will render
pleasing selections during the second
act. The fair amaZonS, respondent in
beautiful costumes, will march as of
yore during the third act. Matinees
will occur on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Seats may be obtained in adj
vance at any time.
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This will be the last week of the sea-
son at the Olympic theater. The spring
season will end ON Saturday, May 25,
and the following Sunday, June l. has
been selected as Manager Billy Wells
benefit. The weeks attractions are
strong, and consist of special engage
ment of the famous Glllett family and
London Speciality company. comprising
some of the prominent artists in their
respective lines. The celebrated Qua
ker City quartette, Laird, Ernest, Pieri
and Graham, in their wonderful vocali-
cations, limitations, MARBLES, medleys
and refrains, introducing flute and gui-
tar serenade and banjo solos; Lille Dan
iels, in her beautiful character changes,
songs. etc.; Charles and JENNIE
Welch, the great black anG white face
sketch duo; John j. Leonard, solo clog
dancer, in series of intricate and mar
velous steps; initial appearance Of Josie
De Forest, song and dance artistic; the
German duo. Reynolds and Harvey, in
their Dutch speciality, dot Turnpike
Gate" With such artists the entertain
ment ought to be frst-class. In addi-
ton to these names are the four GillettS.
the famous trick bicycle riders, who
will introduce some of the most difficult
features In this line ever witnessed.
The entire company will conclude the
performance with the comedy. The
Bashful Blondes" brimful and running
over with genuine humor.
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A crowd of pretty babies will fill the
st. Paul museum next week with the
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beauty of their pretty innocent faces.
The museum prize baby show opens to-
morrow. All the arrangements have
been effected now. The last little con-
testant was entered for the race late
last night: the entry books are closed
now. and the friends and relatives of
each little priZe-Seeker are already in
the field electioneering for their favor
lite. 1t promises to be pretty lively
contest all next week at the museum.
Votes will not be cast this week in the
cumbersome way of the Australian syS-
TEN. but in the good old-fashioned way,
and the museum management have de-
cided to permit the most open and
outright work at the polls-accOrding to
the old-fashioned method. But aside
from the hustle and interest of the
fifteen little contestants for the muse
um's handsome prizes it will make very
pretty show in itself. A basket of
puppies in show window will keep an
interested and amused crowd around it
all day long. A bevy of prattling babies,
with their pretty play and innocent
chatter, will make the brightest and
most interesting entertainment that the
museum has presented in many
day. But the babies will not monopolize
the museum next week. The curio
hall will be crowded with curlosities,
and in the theaterS two bright little
stage shows.