St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05
Prince Karl at the metropolitan.

Prince Karl at the metropolitan.
Last evening Richard Mansfield pre-
scented A. c. Gunter's comedy of prince
karl.'' the play in which he made his
last appearance in this city. AS the
prince and courier Mr.. Mansfield
displayed that wonderful versa
tiiity for which he aud no other
actor now before the public
is celebrated. In the second act Mr.
Mansfield introduced his drawing room
entertainment, and amused and inter-
ested the audience by his singing and
limitations of an entire grand.
opera company-the principals and
the choruS-also clever ilni-.
tation of a violoncelIo SOLO
Cameron, as Mrs. Florence Armin
Lowell, was sweet and pretty.
Miss Rolinda Bainludge, who played
Alicia Euclid Lowell, the young
lady from Boston, Mrs. Julia Brntone,
as Mrs. Daphne Darbury Lowell,
Mr.. w. y. Griffith. Mr.. A. q. Andrews
are all clever and competent people and
worthy TO belong to such All excellent
stock company as Mr.. Mansfield's. To-
night Mr.. Mansfield will be seen for
the last time AS the Baron Chevrial
in "a Partisan Romance" and OH Fri
day evening Beau Brummel" will be
given for the last time. prince Carl''
will be the Saturday matinee BILL and
be seen in the dual role OF DR.. Jekyll
and MIR. Hyde.
This morning the sale of seats for
Marie Wainwright's. engagement will
be oLened at the Metropolitan. Miss
Wainwright will remain all the week
and will make her appearance in four
plays, in none of which has she been
hitherto seen in this city. Unus-
ual interest will therefore attach
to the event. The arrangement of
the repertory is: Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
and Saturday matinee. AN Unequal
Match;" Friday, ''Fron Frou;" Satur-
day evening, MAN and Wife," A
popular price" matinee is set down for
Wednesday. when Camille" will be
given for the only time. Miss VAIN
wrighps first performance, on Monday,
is for the Eiks' benefit.
"The Voodoo," with its many funny
able comedian. Thomas E. Murray. is
making for the patrons of the Grand
this week unlimited merriment of the
kind that has a tendency to drive away
care. No one can see Murray and re-
siSt the laugh that is sure to follow one
of his drOll speeches or dry, quiet
queries; he is beyond doubt the leader
of his own peculiar school of comedy,
and few have ever approached, nruch
less equaled him in it.
IS
William Haworth's interesting story
of life on board man-0f-war. 1.-The
Ensign" returns to st. Paul next Sun
day for one week. The play is wonder
fully popular here, and Will doubtless
succeed in crowding the Grand as it aid
last season.
The Boilman company. which played
two seasons at the Metropolitan opera
house in this city. will start out on
very extended tour today. 1t will cover
period of six months, and many
Western cities will be visited.
They will first play in some
of the Minnesota towns, such
as Mankato. New Ulm and Others, and
then they will go TO Omaha, Davenport,
Detroit, Milwaukee and many other
cities or equal SIZE Ihey VIII return
to st. Paul about September next.
and it is the intention then to
open the Olympic theater as regu-
lar German playhouse. Manager Boil
man has been negotiating with the man
agement of that house for some time,
and had nearly completed arrange
ments, but the summer trip of the COM
pany left the matter unfinished. Still
it is in such shape that DIN agreement
will be reached before the company re-
turn in the fall. and when they get mere
they will probably find the house ready
for than