St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-01

Preparations are about completed for
the production OF the pretty operatta of
Beauty and the Beast" at Foru's Music
hall this evening, tomorrow and Satur-
day matinee. The people of the city.
VINO have always been very much in
terested in the work for the little
newsles, have come to the front again,
and Mr.. Swanson, the Arcade florist,
has furnished all the decorations in the
way of cut flowers and palms for the
hall; Finch, Van Slyck, Young q Co.
have loaned the draperies and hangings
necessary for the occasion, while Rob-
inSon d Strauss, ROthschild &Kahn, Mrs.
Schultz Mrs. Harris and DR.. McLaren
have all assisted by loaning articles
necessary for the artistic production of
the play. Among the children who are
to take part are little Edna Gooch, who
is the youngest fairy queen that has
ever taken the part.
Queen Arey,' the beauty, is most at
tractive child, who also dances i'm the
Spanish dances. As the queen. she is
dressed in pretty gown of yellow and
electric blue, with white silk sash and
turban of electric blue. Little Edna
wears a cream crepe gown trimmed
with wild flowers. The dances are
pretty and the children artlsttcally cos
tuned. The complete programme is as
follows:
SOLO DANCES.
Spanish CaStanet - Queenie Arey.
Edna Gooeh, Josie and Daisy Bell.
America - Margaret Bryant and
Princess Bryant.
Dutch Wooden Shoe-Emma hilbert
and Gertie jacobson.
Irish Jig-Mabel Rutherford.
Sailors Hornpipe Lilly and Lucy
L:ppon.
Petite oquette-Bryant twins.
Primrose Dance Caprice-Ethel Bell.
French Hornpipe-Blanch Springer.
Clog-By "Newsie"
S Plantation Hoe-down-Fanny Dean.
Baltimore de Bangot-Queenie Arey.
"Thuma"-Gertrude Miller.
CLASS DANCES.
Vatican Shepherds, Revel of the
Roses, Minuet de la Cour, Spanish
Fan dance, Petite Vassar. Hungarian
Gypsies, Highland Fling, English Peas
ants, Turkish Odalisque.
VOCAL MUsIc-THURsDAY EVENING.
Thinkers chorus. 49,. Grace Church Choir
Whistling solo. Miss Floy Brundage
SOLO (vocai) ............ Mis- Aurelia Phillips
s soIo f lvoca John Geha ian
Kecltauon. ................1r Irwin Beaumont
Harmonicon solo Johnnie Deyiin
Accompanied by Mr.. Avery on the guitar.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Schuman Club
Solo. .-.....................M Mrs. c. 3. Yale
Solo. ...................Mr Mrs. F. P. Wright
recitation. ............. FRANKLIN w. Lee
SOLO and character song. Sanford Billings
Solo. ---....-: -. Gus zenzius
Solo,. BY Mrs. F. P Wright
And chorus by newsboys
Solo and character song. =. Sanford Billings
Thinkers chorus. -. Christ Church Choir Boys
Solo. Miss Anna Campbell
The cast of characters in the operetta
Beauty and the Beast" is as follows:
La Bose Fairy Queen of Dreamland
Beauty, with charms to keep the love of N'
fairy queen; fond father, even of a
Guinare, "The Gorgeous e ssate1T Arey
creature OF many summers. Albert Danwald
Selma, Sweet something over 16-
Fanny Dean
GentllIa, 1aVor1te OF the Fairy Queen
William Saunders
Prince Graceful, with principally on
his hands, a bearskin ON his back, and
love of Beauty in his heart.Lzzie Patterson
Mufi a merchant mariner Stella SneIder
Daisy Strutvell
cav Claw Claw mps of ARg gaes Wilson HI;n
Puncberino, the princes envoy Jessie Lamb
Narclssus, the Herald, al exquisite
specimen of ancient Greece. . Jessie Bell
Turks. attendants pages, princes, etc.
There will also be several musical
numbers by we'll known local people,
among which will be lullaby by Mrs.
Fred P. Wright. entitled THE Hush
Bye, Baby" The music was composed
by G. l.. Carman, and dedicated to Mrs.
Wright. The words were by Eugene
Field. the world-famed Chicago news
paper man. The music has all been
volunteered by people who are anxious
to assist. The young men who have
consented to act as ushers are Finley
Shepard, Gardner Corning, Edward Nc
Donald, Frank Donaldson, Jack VIM
slow, Jack Doyle, Prof. Coffee and Will
Kelly.
The ladies' and gentlemen who have
given their names as patrons of the en-
tertainmept are: Messrs. and Mesdames
low, j. l. Beaumont, E. ii. Cutler, s.
Driscoll. c. Livingston, G. F. Muller.
Stanford Newell, W. f. Howard, F. P.
W. S. Bowen, W. I. Banffiing. &. u.
Copley, Clarence II, johnson, D. Fl,
Moon. G. w. Mcintyre, D. Z. Moves,
=. n. Saunders, I'll. 4. Stevens,
E. w. Poet, John S. Prince, B. Ii. Ev:
ans. G, g. Fairchild, T. S. Tompkins.
FL. P. Upham, George R. Finch, Nathan,
Ford, T. c. Field, John Field, p. Il.
Gotzian, G. A. Severance, @. P. Moves.
r. Hennessey, q. s. Fairchild, Ambrose