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

young man. who while in charge of
his absent uncle's furnished house,
turns it into lodging house, the whole
series of incidents revealed in the story
becomes at least possible. Gillette's in
genuity is displayed in the incessant
evolution of new complications aud
surprises. His talent in this respect re-
Sembles that of the French master, La
biche. "All the Comforts of Home'' is
not, however, piece that will play
itself. A first-clasS company is required
to interpret the partS-people who can
appreciate and convey the humor of
Mr.. Frohman's troupe of comedians are
among the cleverest actors and actresses
in the country. TIE cast comprises
Robert billiard, Frank E. Lamb, Samuel
Edwards, Kate Denim Wilson, Miss
Marie Greenwald, Il. NJ. Hunter, Miss
BijOu Heron, Miss Lavnia White, JOS
eph Humphreys, Robert Ewing, Miss
Maud Haslam, J. b. Hollis, James
Richards, Miss Winona Shannon, Miss
Kate Stevens, John Ellison, E. I. Sher-
wood. The sale of seats is now progress
ing, and indicates a genuine and I'M
usual theatrical interest.
Bijou Theater.
Since their first appearance in Later
On" Messrs. Hallen and Hart have
won a recognized position among
the most popular stars in this
line OF entertainments, and they
have appeared with great sue
cess in all the leading cities of the couu-
try from New York to San Francisco.
Mr.. Hallen is comedian of rare excel
lence, and as Jack P1unger is seen in a
role which has given the fullest scope
nf his talnnfc Nv in, h.
trio comedy part OF Jolly Todd gives
an exceedingly clever bit of character
acting; and to both, in the roles of two
English visitors. on hunt for Ameri-
can money, keep the audience in con
slant laughter while they are on the
stage. Later On" like most pieces
Of its kind, is, toMuse the ex-
preston constructed for laughing
purposes; and while the adven-
lures of Pluger and Todd furnish suf-
ficient plot to hold the interest of the
audience, the primary object is to pre-
sent scenes and situations to keep the
audience in continuous laughter. The
company includes John E. McWade. the
popular baritone; Mark Murphy, the
Irish comedian; Harry Hilton and Sam
P. Gutter, tenors; George O'Donnell,
basso; Charles Kettler, A. E. Morgan,
Nellie Fuller, Annie Lewis, Josie Fen
ton, Edith Merrill and others. The
Sheriff is played by Comedian j. ]. Sui
livan: the parts of Hayes Seed, the
American Father and Mildmay Smiles.
a student in hard luck are in the cap
able hands of John E. McWade. the
well-known baritore, and Harry Hilton,
the tenor. The latest European and
American singing specialties will be in
tr0duced.
Pence Opera House.
That very clever attraction, Lolita
Wade's Musical company, will conclude
their week with performance this aft
ernoon and tonight. They have sew
eral new specialties and are pleasing all.
For the week commencing tomorrow,
with family matinees Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, Manager Hilton Strikes
the popular taste by presenting the
Twin City Athletic combination. There
are about dozen clever Speciality ar.
fists, male and female, and there will be
two or three friendly sparring matches
at every performance, while each night