St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-18
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Nictor's new company will conclude its
second week NJ the Pence with matinee to-
day. Commencing tonight, with family
matinees Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
Manager Hilton will present the original
BLACK Crook company i'll Il magnificent
production of that greatest OF all spectacular
successes. carload of beautiful special
scenery VIII be seen, most of 1t and the ward
robe being new. replacing thai destroyed by
the fire ut ST Paul The ballet is Al large one,
composed of young and very pretty girls in
dazzing dresses. The specialties are given
by the latest hits in the East and the Old
world and the actors and actresses are the
real article. having been carefully selected
for their ability. All III all, il is expected
that The entertainment Will be one OF extra
ordinary merit. Seats are selling very fast.
William II. Crane viii begin Il three nights
engagement at the Grand opera house next
Monday. Oct. % presenting The Senator"
Few comedians are as popular here :: S Mr..
Crane, and he Will be given a rousing well
come The senator Is strong, well writ
ten and exceedingly clever American play
and has been received with great enthusiasm
IN the few leading cities i'll which Mr. Crane
has Geen able 10 appear. Thirty-nine weeks
were given TO New Yorh city alone. He has
won grand success i'll this work. and ii has
been well deserved. The company support
ing Mr.. Crane is practically the same that
helped 10 make the enormous success in New
ork city. The sale of seats begins Thurs
day.
Carmencita. the famous SPANISH dancing
beauty who Or seventeen months was the
sensation of the day in New York ely, be-
gins an engagement Of one week at the
Grand this evening. She is assisted by the
Spanish Students. from the Royal conserva-
torie at Madrid. VINO also appear i'll musical
programme OF their own. The balance of
the entertainment is furnished by n com
plete east presenting two of Offenbachs one
act operettas, smiles and Tears aud Love
by Lantern Light" No performance Will be
" &nt ri la lnn nc a Il n vi al
New 1ork Philharmonic club has bought
that night.
Beginning This evening at the Iyceum the
citizens of Minneapolis will have more than
an ordinary treat in the way of a week
feast OF tragic drama. The occasion VIII be
the first appearance in this city Of the young
tragedian. Walker Whteside. lie has come
well recommended with the successes won
al the Grand opera house, Chicago; Tabor
Grand. Denver: Star theater, New ork city.
and other principal theaters throughout the
country. The young genius is only twenty
two years of age but the critics accord him
high rank in the art.
Commencing with matinee to-day at 2:30,
the bijou management announces Il weeks
engagement Of the decentralization of Mrs
Frances Hodgson Burnett's popular story
Little Lord Faunteroy." This will be the
first appearance i'll this city of this play at
popular prices, and will also afford theaier-
goers a last opportunity of Witnessing this
play. for a the end of the season the piece
will be Withdrawn from the road attractions
of T. Henry French. under whose direct man
agement the piece is now touring the coun-
try.
The Northwestern Lyceum bureau, an or.
ganiZation whose object is to give Mfnneap-
olilans an opportunity of hearing the fore
most musical artists and platform orators OF
the world. viii make their first pretentious
bid for patronage next Saturday evening at
the Grand opera house, the New York Phil
harmonic CLUB having been secured TO i'll
augurate the series of higb-class entertain
ments, which will continue from time
to time throughout the winter.
The Bijou again demonstrates its popu-
larity by the announcement that another
benefit has been ARRANGED for and that dur
ing the week of Nov IL the Hiberniau rifles
of this city will be rendered grand compli-
mentary benefit. The attraction offered is
the "Cruiskeen Lawn the reigning Irish
dramatic success.
Among the productions scheduled for an
early appearance at the Bijou is included
thar picturesque New England comedy
drama "Oid Jed Prouty. The attraction
viii present an excellent company. headed
by the talented STAR Richard Golden and
viii introduce Il wealth of special scenery
and effects.
Carl A. Haswin, the actor. who assumes
the role of the Earl in next weeks produc-
ton Of Little Lord Fauntleroy viii be re-
membered by local thealer-goers as having
been seen here kefore as Wilfred Denver i'll
the silver King. role which be is said TO
have assumed witt deal of cleyerness.
Locke Richardson. the eminent dramatic
reader who has delighted thesconnoisseurs of
the Twin Cities with his versatile talents
will recite Dickens famous christmas
Carol at the Andrew PRESBYTERIAN church
Fourth street and Eighth avenue southeast
Wednesday evening
michael Strogof." which has always been
seen at the Grand here. will follow the
Black Crook" at the Pence, opening Sunday,
Oct %, for Il week.