St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-31

ing feature. and the pretty dresses and
pretty girls have the usual magnetic eff
feet. The advance sale has been extra
ordinarily large. and full houses are as
sured, as the Wilburs have only about
three weeks longer to stay, and there is
disposition Oh the part Of their adj
mirerS to see as much of them as pos
sible. The regular matinees will occur
and seats may be obtained at any time
for the remainder of the serson. In adj
ditiOn to the regular matinee, there will
be special afternoon performance to-
morrow Labor day..
i
1t is matter of regret that the Hess
English Opera company cannot be Sc
cured for this season. Manager Scott,
of the Newmarket, had hoped to have
the company at the Newmarket during
state fair week and had made arrange
ments to that effect. Manager Hess,
however, had already booked the time
on the Illinois and Missouri circuit, en-
route to Kansas City, and his accept
ance of Manager Scott's offer was con-
tingent upon his ability to secure re-
leases from the other m anagers. Three
of them refused to waive their rights
unless paid heavy bonus. and Man
ager Hess, feeling that the profits of
his st. Paul engagement would not
justify the expenditure, wired the New
market that he would he compelled to
cancel his conditional agreement.
i
A strong attraction is billed for the
Olympic this week. Hypnotism is a
subject that is now receiving universal
attention. and the appearance of Her
bert L. Flint, one of the most powerful
opponents of this mysterious power. in
an amusing, mysterious and awe-inspir-
ng exhibition of psychology ,hypnotism,
mesmerism and psychic force comes
with great appropriateness at this juno
ture. The other features Of the pro-
gramme have been especially selected
and are particularly good. Miss Louise
Listen will make her initial bow as a
song ambulance character artist. Others
who will appear are the celebrated
Da Comas in their great juggling feats,
the lady finishing the act with teeth
ascension; George &. Fisher. in Chinese
spe .ialties; the Marx brothers. Aus
tralian gladiators; Miss Lottie Swan,
talented Irish vocalist; DAILY and
O'Brien, the funny Irish duo; Rose
De Bar. first appearance of charming
little song-and-dance lady; reappear-
ance of the National trio in ''Rick-
1tdCh, MlSS w QuGCH
of the skipping rope, and Frank Kent,
a clever Dutch comedian. All the art
lists are first class, and in every particu-
lar the entertainment will be good one.
A week from Monday night the 1.-Two
Orphans" will begin an enga cement at
the Newmarket theater.
II
In the entire history of the stage in
this country there is no record of any
drama having been produced that met
with the instantaneous. universal and
abiding success as has been the case in
''The Stowaway," which will be seen at
the q and opera house next week. For
two seasons it has held undis-
puted sway over all similar
productions, and there is mo probable
shadow of doubt" but sthat this year the
financial and artistic results will eclipse
all previous ones. The scenery this
year, including the marvellous yacht
scene, is entirely new; the company has
been strengthened by the infusion of
much new blood. and the two merry
burglars, ''Spike" Hennessey and
kid" Mccoy. continue to thrill the
audience with their wonderful exhibi-
ton of the blowing open of real safe.