St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20

river of water, the realistic railroad
scene, and other startling scenic novel
ties. A sweeping reduction i'll prices
has been made for this engagement.
MatineeS. Is, % and SO cents; nights,
%, 80 and Is cents will be the scale.
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In the course of an extended notice
of Henry Ii. Ragan'S lecture on 1.-The
Yosemite and the Yellowstone" the
Chicago Inter-Ocean of April l6 pays a
warm tribute to the genius of the lee
turer and the general excellence of the
lecture. This lecture will, On April 20,
open the course to be given by Mr..
Raglan at the Central Park Methodist
Episcopal church in this city, tickets for
which are now on sale.
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Following is the programme for
George SymondS' benefit at the New
market theater Saturday evening, April
&c.
PARTI
Overture by Seiberts Orchestra.
a) Coueert ;;:.;; ua ntcn
Meudelssohn Male Quartette-J. f. Merrill,
first tenor: D. F. Colville. baritone: A. S.
Willoughby, second tenor; j. II. Whelan,
basso
Original Recitation" PLAYERS at r. :.
Tenor A aai Shadows Deepen : -
j. F. Merrill.
A Melody by the Banjo Quartette-Mr. and
Mrs. R. Martin, j. G. Winston, Mrs. Il. A.
Clapp.
Cornet Solo. Prof. Chr Rodenkirchen
Swedish Wedding March. 49,. Soedermann
Sappho Ladies' Quartette of Minneapolis-
Mrs. j. j. Coyey, first soprano Mrs. weed
Munro, first alto; Miss Lily Harmon, sec.
ond soprano; Mrs. NJ A. PauIsen. second
''N'''. W. viii A. Nichols.
Mrs. J. J. Convey Mrs Weed Munro .
WV Mendeissohn Male Quartette.
PART II.
Overture by Seibert's Orchestra.
man in one.act comedy by Charles Dance
entitled Delicate Ground
CAST.
SaEgfroid r. z Heuoner
Alphense .......... This part not filled yet
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With tickets and transportation all
told for 81 80, it will be small wonder
IL ST. Paul sends large crowds to see
"BlAebeard Jr.," at the Minneapolis
Grand Opera house during the week.
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The past eclipsed is promised at the
Olympic theater next week. Yank, Hoe
and Omene, the artists who made such
tremendous sensation recently at the
Union Square theater. New York, will
make their first and only appearance in
ST. Paul. japanese fantasies and iIlu-
sions have made them famous. The
great aerial artist, Harry Bower, will
give thrilling exhibitions on the flying
trapeze, introducing new and original
tricks, toe and neck swings, featS
of muscle, etc. The comedy sketch art
ists,sFilson and Enrol, will appear in
their society sketch, women VS.. Men,"
Late and popular songs will be rem
dered by the dashIng burleSque queen.
Mile DE zelda. Wood and Beasley
will. make fun flow in their musical
c6medy sketch, "Elopement, or the
Stage-Struck Maiden" Other attrac-
tions are the petite vocal star, Nora
Williams; the initial bow OF the three
poll1adots, Walters, Gray and LleWellyn;
and the latest European sensation, a
rolling ball of fire; concluding with the
laughable comedy, cry in Box, pro
duced with new scenic effects, Sparkling
musical gems and great cast of char
acterS. ~
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Illusion, delusion; call it what you
please-the clever trick which the Zaras
perform I.ext week at the museum
the decapitation Of a man is one of the
cleverest things that cas- ever been
done on any stage. Nobody believes
that the mans head is actually cut off;
all the same, no one knows how to ex-
plain this marvellous performance. The
Zaras were at the museum two weeks