St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29
AT THE THEATERS.
Emotional Drama, Comic Opera.
Comedy and Hurlesquc This


Week.
1t the Graud Opera House-Miss Lillian
Lewis viii inaugurate a three-day engage
ment at the Grand opera house tomorrow
evening, presenting her new and very sue
cesSful play ''Credlt Lorraine with the fol-
lowing cast:
Minister of Police. Count Lusi-
The Peoples Advocate, Philippe
The Banker and Broker, NJ. Beau.
PH ntrasi:; - vai;;o. Walter Eyti pa11
The Paraiytic Spy, Jacob LUIS
tig. ................ Frederick Monte
Inspector Of Police, Delamorte--
Frank billiard
The Doctor. NJ. vanzille 49,. Robert Terris
Widow of the Marquis, Madame
The Spectator, Mile. Vouioir. Mildred Hall
and
Lenora di castiglioni, the Darling
of an Empire. Lillian Lewis
A glance at the above names is Suffi-
cient proof that Miss Lewis has one of
the best companies in America. Ed
mund Collier was for a long time lead
ing man with the late John Mccullough,
and later the leading man in the Union
Square Theater Stock company. Louise
POmeroy is an actress of well known
ability, having been a star of promi-.
HShCCs AIillQt ElilOlb WIS ldSb wear
leading man with Daniel Frohman'S
''Prince and Pauper'' company, and
Walter Eytinge held a respontible posi-
ton in Rose Coghlan's support. Miss
Lewis occupies high place among the
emotional stars of the day, and her ap-
pearance in the in Minneapolis has al
ways proved pleasing event in the
theatrical calendar. "Credit Lorraine"
will be presented on Monday and Tues
day evenings and at the Wednesday
matinee, and GAS in Looking Glass"
on Wednesday evening, with Miss Lewis
as Lena DeSpard.
Farce-comedy is the proper vehicle at
present for the introduction of jollity; sing
ing ana dancing and the clever vaudeville
speeialties always attract. One of the best
OF these merry skits is 1.-The Dazzler" which
VIII be seen at the Grand opera house next
Thursday evening tor four performances
ana Interpreted by bonHy Kate Castleton,
heading Il cast of twenty of as clever people
as can be found i'll the profession. THE
Dazzier made one of the most pronounced
hits of any of the new farce-comedies last
season. Prominent among the clever artists
engaged to surround Miss Castleton may be
mentioned the inimitable eccentric comedian
Joseph OFT, and the talented singer and
dancer, Lena Melville.
Lyceum Theater-The fourth week of the
Andrews operate season at the Lyceum thea
ter will be signalized by the production Of
the most famous and beautiful of quartette
operas, Martha" The cast will bring out
in all their beauty four of the best voices in
the organization. Miss Letitia Fritch will
sing the title role. Jay Taylor viii be the
Lionel Florence Clayton the Nancy. and
George Andrews the Plunket. Martha is
what might be called very light grand opera
1t is on the borderiand between comic and
grand opera, possessing the brilliant inspir-
ing music of one, and the light dialogue ana
humorous situations of the other 1t will
run ali the week, with the usual Wednesday
and Saturday matinees. Merely as a hint of
other good things TO come. il may be stated
that "Cavaliera Rusticana,' the latest metro
politan success, is to be produced in the near
future.
BijOu Theater-Commencing with matt
nee performance today at 2:30 "The Burg
lar" Will open a weeks engagement The
scenes and situations are wonderfully ef-
fective and Introduce some stage pictures of
wonderful interest. The piece is especially
pleasing for ladies and children, and abounds
in scenes of tender pathos Al Lipman. at
one time connected with the Peoples thea
ter stock company of St Paul, heads the
company. which is said to include some
players of marked ability. The piece is pre-
sentcd by the following cast:
M Do.li Lewis. :.;:...'...--.A Lipman
Edward cambridge, law student
Charles E. Lothian
John Hamilton, a retired merchant
Robert Irving.
Alice (Nrs. Lewis ... Miss Helen Ottolengui
Fanny. her younger sister
Miss Cordelia Davega
Martha, a maid. Miss Marguerite Franklin
Edllha On LIST acD By Herself
Editha after LIST act Little Irene Franklin
Pence Opera House-''Castie's Celebrities
have made the hit of the season as a vaude-
Vile and specially company at the Pence.
They close their engagement with matinee
today. Opening tonight and for the week
with family matinees Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday. the Paris Gaiety Girls Burlesque
and Speciality company will appear The
Chicago News of Saturday, Nov. IL. said:
Rush and Picketts Paris Gaiety Girls drew
good sized crowd 10 the Madison Street
opera house yesterday. This is an extremely
good company after its kind. and its special
ties are out of sight Miss Carita Barton
entranced everybody in the theater by her
dancing. which was clever and pleasing
The entertainment provided by the Gaiety
Girls is really gay, if one may judge by its
effect. A greet many people attended. and
everybody seemed pleased" The olo in
clGdes many novel specially performers
among whom may be mentioned Miss Carita
Barton, who is called a better and more
charming dance: than Carmencita; Pickett
and Primrose, the celebrated bar artists;
Campbell ana Shepp, the rough song and
dance team: the La Rose brothers, Manning
and Wooley and MANY others.