St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-23

lis ease when playing the most difficult
passages wonderful, and his deIicacy OF
Touch almost magical. In San Fran
cisco SO great was his SUCCESS that
fifteen concerts were given in three
weeks to packed houseS-a thing un
precedented for concert company.
Inc other members of the company are
Annie Louise Tanner, lyric soprano
u immense range; Charlotte Nic0fai,
New York contraito of great ability;
SCR. Bologna, the baritone, and Edward
Solarf. pianist Of great brilIiancy.
who recently captured the great
/ Moscheles prize at the Leipsic conserv-
atory.
+. The great feature of the evening will
De Alr. Musin's playing of the great
faganini variations for the q string
Only.
9 "a Base Hit" one of the freshest and
funniest of current musical farce COM
edies, is booked for the coming week at
the Harris, and will be presented by the
Well-kn0wn Richards comedy Company.
me piece is funny portrayal of scenes,
incidents and crankS incident to an IRE.
SlStabie base ball craze, and the daZe of
the diamond is deftIy depicted. Willard
SimmS appears as tramp who is bribed
10 masquerade as crack pitcher. and
The clever comedian finds abundant OPP
portunity for the display OF his talents.
In his work he is ably assisted by well
known speciality people who are given
carte blanche. The soubrette is May
Fokes, a bright little lady who is de-
eioed acquisition. aud who dances the
popular skirt dance divinely. Pretty
Rita Buchanan and comical E. w. Kim
bal! are also in the swim, and the efforts
OF all combine to produce sparkling,
enjoyable entertainment of the kind
most in vogue nowadays. Innumerable
songs and dances are introduced, and
folly flies fast. A special matinee is an
bounced for Tuesday, and the usual
matinees will he given on Thursday and
Saturday.
u.
The historic gorilla, Angola, will be
enc of the chief attractions at the
museum next week. The gorilla is a
big. shaggy fellow who made himself
famous some months ago by fight with
dog in Ohio, in which the dog was
worsted. The story was telegraphed all
over the country. Lew Hawkins, the
aad Golfers MINISTRIES, will appear on
the lower stage at tbs head OF a clever
little speciality company. Hawkins is
one OF the best known MINISTRIES in the
country. Nine. Myers, the bearded
woman. one of the only two women ever
known to have mans beard,
and Arcaris the knife-throw-
er who impaleS his sister
against target with hurled knives, are
also among the attractions of the mu-
scum. Feiis, monster domestic cat, is
one of the curiOsitieS of the curio hall.
Nile Arearis will perform some re-
markable feats of strength, lifting
heavy weights with her teeth. MISS
Fairchild aud Prof. Livingstone, called
the human salamanders. because of
their wonderful feats with fire, will do
some startling things with fire. On the
upper stage Irene HOlton will appear in
the popular little farce ''Crazed," and
in the lower theater Lew Hawkins and
his specially company will give bright
little speciality entertainment.
al
Fokes are fashions foibles, and the
Olympic management comes up smiling
this week with the strongest spectacular
and vaudeville bill presented this sea-
son. Beginning Monday and cOuInu-
ing through the week, with Saturday
and Sunday matineeS. Mabel Shows
Fashions Folly company will endeavor
TO satisfy the critical patrons of the
gem theater of st. Paul. The cOmbina-
ton includes some of the strongest Spe-
eiaiists in the profession, amongst them
the Carries, a musical guartette of eX-
ceptienal merit; Queen. Stowe and War
rem in ''ConfessiOn;" peculiar duo call
ed 1.-The Human Giameieons." and the
oId-time fayorites Nora Allen, Charles
Meter, B. w. Wilson, w. B. Wheeler,
NJ. Alexander and al I'll. Wilson, besides
: bevy of amazonS in elaborate classic
grOuninUS