St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-02

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Jacob McClosky Frank Losee
Salem Scudder. ............G George X. Edeson
Col. Poindexter. W. X. waters
Wahnotee ......-...-.......-.:.:E Edwin Ferry
Mr.. Sunnyside. Wllfred Clarke
Judge GALLON. ..... Marcus Moriarty
Latouche. 80.
Capt Rats. . Logan Paul
Old Pete .-----..-...-.--.-H Harry Auans
George Peyton.. Walter Hrle
Scion ....M Miss Victory Bateman
Zoe ................... Miss Minnie Radcliffe
Mrs. Peyton. ..............M Mrs. Selden Irwin
Trace .............M Miss Mabel Davidson
Little Paul ..........M Miss Marion Elmore
The last half of the beginning Mon
day night, "FanchOn, the Cricket will
be presented. This piece is well known
as the one in which Maggie Mitchell
made name. Following is the cast:
Fanchon ......... Miss Jesaline Rogers
0ld Fade5 ,,f. miss Ms S SennIe s Lee
Mother Baroeaud MISS MARION L lsiiI
Susette. ...................Mi Miss Grace Weston
Marlette. ...... .........Miss Matte Mitchell
Father Barbeaud. Frederic Book
Landry ......-.... ......-..H marry haIHuall
Dldler. ..........-...........: Jonn W. Durt0n
Calllard. ..................W lillian treuereKs
| Pierce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. FRANK RulFedge
AT Lake Harriet-T0-nfgh the B. ! at
Lake Harriet will be changed. ''As
You Like IT. will give place to Buffalo
Bill. the King of the Border Men,"
While the play will be changed, realism
will continue 10 be strong feature.
Several years ago-a good many years,
in fact-when most of the present gen.
Grafton of theater-goers were boys in
knickerbOckerS, revelng III stories OF
adventure, Ned Buntline, already ia
nous as teller of thrilling stories
for boys, wrote a story introduce
ing Buffalo Bill. the most unique, and
picturesque character in American CIV
iliZatlOn, to the public, and surrounding
him with graphic accounts OF actual Oc-
currences in the life Of the hero. Fred
Maeder dramatiZed the book. That
dramatiZation is the one that will be
presented at Lake Harriet tonight and
all the coming week. 1t was the first
play in which Buffalo Bill, now known
as Hon. William F. Cody, made his first
appearance. 1t is one of the strongest
| and most realistic representations OF
life Oh the border; the life that is more
pregnant with American romance than
any other phase, or all other phases of
the republics existence; the life that IS
now but Renaissance. Men read
tales of the border land, but seldom see
the living characters that move
along the line dividing civil
ization from savagery. This play
| deals with those characters In
dians, renegades, pioneers and their
| families, and occasionally soldiers of
the United States army, The play not
only deals with these characters, but
presents them in true light. 1t has
received the approval of Buffalo Bill
himself, who certainly should know if
the picture presented by it be truthful.
The amphitheater at Harriet is pecu-
liarly adapted to representations of this
kind, which are never seen to the best
| advantage except in the open air. They
need the forest and the limitless out of
doors as a background. In the pre-
sentation at Harriet the coming week,
nothing that can aid the strong, realistic
representation of border life will be
| lacking. The cast is especially strong,
containing nearly all of the principals
who appeared in LAS You Like It."
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