St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

one of the stars of the company will
meet and ''best" some local celebrity or
forfeit 500. Their entire affair will be
conducted in pleasing style, Dot word
or action that is tough will be allowed,
and at the same time the matches will
be interesting and on their merits. No
funny" work will be allowed, Man
so that unless all is square they get no
money. Monday night Charley Kem-
ME will 'best" Charles McManus. a
st. Louis heavyweight in six rounds.
Tuesday Johnny Van Heest meets and
will try TO best Jack Campbell.
Wednesday Danny Needham will try
to best Dan Foster, a local heavy
weight. Thursday the Black Pearl will
do" Prof. Lewis in six rounds or for
felt 800, which is the condition of ev-
cry match during the week. The latter
part of the week some surprises will oc-
cur and week of most interesting
sport is coming. Their will be no adj
vance III prices.
Lyceum Theater.
Beginning tonight, Sunday, at the
Lyceum theater, the Wilbur Opera COM
pany will present Carl Milloeker's
tuneful, delightful opera, entitled "The
Beggar Student" Preparation for the
production of this opera has been going
on for a long time, and its first appear
ance in this city in five years, by the
Wilbur company tonight at the Ly-
ceum, promises to produce a rush for
tickets. Miss Kirwin, Mr.. Conley and
kohnle Will sing at every performance.
The Beggar Student" will be the bill
for tonight, tomorrow night and Tues
day matinee and evening. On Wednes-
day evening, Thursday and Friday even
lngs, and Thursday matinee. the "Three
Black Cloaks" will be given, which
will also be deliberately staged and pre-
sented IN a manner that has never
before been equaled in this city. On
Saturday afternoon and evening the day
vii viii be devoted to a grand revival Of
that ever popular gem, "Pinatore." At
the Saturday afternoon performance of
"Plnafore" all school children will be
allowed to see this favorite composition
for 10 cents. This will be the last pro-
duction of 'PInatore" in this city in
many years. and all those who have a
lingering fondnesS to again witness all
the jolly tarS of the PinafOre crew
should avail themselves of this oppor-
tunlty. The coming week at the Lyceum
VIII be the most brilliant in the comic
line ever given in the history of that
beautiful play house. Every seat in the
theater, except those in the private
boxes and parquet, will be sold at 25
cents at evening performances, and all
Will be sold at % cents at the afternoon
performances. This will be the last
week but one of the Wilburs' engage
ment in Minneapolis.
Foyer Notes.
The attraction following ''AlI the Comforts
of Home at the Grand will be "Bluebeard
Jr., the big Chicago opera house spectacle.
The Wilburs will bid farewell to Minneap-
OILS after next week, their long engagement
being the most brilliant from financial point
of any comic opera season ever inaugurated
in the city.
May will be great month at the Grand
Among the attractions are 'All the Comforts
OF Home, 'Blueb card Jr.," Louis Morrison
in his grand production of Faust" and Neil
Burgess great play, The County Fair"
u. Ciprico Weadon is expected to surge
down upon Minneapolis with his dazzling
celuloid overgaiters and ''high-tide'' smile
during the month Of May, ahead of the
County Fair"
''All the Comforts of Home" will give a
matinee Wednesday and Saturday at the
Grand the coming week.
Charles A. Gardner, the celebrated Ger
man dialect comedian, will be seen for q
weeks engagement. following HaIlen & Hart
This popular player will present his latest
success, 'Faderland," Mr.. Gardner is said
to score hit in clever Tyrolean character
IN the piece.
Grimes Cellar Door, a very funny farce
comedy, ably presented by James B. Mackie
and strong supporting company is among
the BijOu's future bookings
mammoth Uncle Tom show presented
with deal OF scenic elaboration and a large
and augmented cast is among the booking
announced for the near future .at the Biiou.