St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-05
AT THE rHEATERs.

Tonight the l0ng-looked.for benefit
for the Infants home will take lace
at the Metropolitan 0peia housewife n
will undoubtedly be one of the greatest
social events OF the season, which il
certainly should, be as the programme
to ID given is an unusually fine nne.
The ladies Of the Woman's Aid society
have worked hard TO make this benefit
performances a brilliant one, and as it IS
for very worthy charity it ought to
succeed, land everybody should purchase
atIcket for the performance, aud ii they
cahnot come themselves they shonld
give them 10 these who can. The
following is the latest arrangement Of
the programme.
b. Spanish GaliOpade. ......... Piranf
-. Apollo Musical Circle.
. Irwin Beaumont
Z Highland Fling ..........- Miss Lucille Egan
Music on bagplpes by K. Beaten.
Male ouartet.e s. I'm o sd Madrid"
Messrs. Gehan, Heating, Zenzius and Nor
The Gypsy Tambourine Dance
Minnie Berkey and Edna MCDOWELL.
Tenor Solo-"Ave Maria. from the
CeleDTdLeu IHtcrIQ6ZZO III ''Cdval-
leria Rustfcana" Mascagni
.s,it Herman Oppenheim.
Violin obligato, Gustav Won Goeszen; harp
list. Miss Lillian Lamprey; Pianist Miss
Katie Collins.
."Jack O. Tar" Dance. -. Miss Sylvia Egan
Music on bagpipes by Mr.. Beaton.
Either Dnet-sConcertF aniaisie'' =. Lerche
Messrs. Emil Geist, Emil Geisl Jr.
Recitation and Dance-''Money Musk
Spanish Castanets" Miss Alice Shields
Soprano SOlo-'ia Falletta' Marchesi
Miss Sarah MealeY.
VioI Violin Miss Mary Owens; pianist Mss PIor
ence Owens.
Irish Jig. Master Harry McConther
Music OH bagpipes by Mr. McConther
Selection on Scottish Bagpipes-
Sailors Hornpipe. Master Harry McConther
Original Recitation-'Midway Plais-
Baltimore de Bangot-
Misses Queen Arey and Edna Gooch
'Lindello" .-.-....... Apollo Musical circle
The musical event of the season will
take place at the Metropolitan opera
house next week, when tine famous
Metropolitan Grand English Opera eom-
pany will play an engagement of six
nights and Saturday matinee. The
company is large one numbering sixty
people, and includes among its :princi-
pals the most famous artists in this
country. They are: Miss Louise Natal,
Miss Charlotte Maconda, Helen Won
Doenhoff. Katherine Wadsworth, Hen.
rietta Dreyer, Payne Clarke. William
Mertens, Barron Berlhold. Pierre
Delasco. Perry Averill and S. Il. Dud-
Icy. The operas selected are the best in
excellent opportunity to show their
talent. Monday night they will sing
I'll Trovatore:" Tuesday night,
Faust" Wednesday night and Saiur.
day matinee, Lucia di Lammermoor
Thursday uight. Carmen" Friday,
scene from '.Rigaletto" and "Cavalieria
Rusticana." aud Saturday night will
close their engagement III this city with
the ever popular opera Bohemian
Girl" Seats are how selling at the box
Office for this engagement.
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The final performances of 1.-The White
Squadron" will be given at the Grand
this afternoon and tonight. This meIo-
dramatic production has attracted fairly
good audiences to Mr.. Lifts theater
this week, and the play seemed to please
all who saw it. M
Tomorrow night Lillian Lewis will
enter upon week at the Grand. during
which time she will be seen in two Of
herumost successful plays. "Good-Bye.
Sweetheart" having been chosen for
the first half. and ..Credit Lorraine
for the last three nights. Miss Lewis
has made an acknowledged hit this
season with the former play, which is
Oneithat is rich in opportunities for her
to display not only her artistic ability,
but also a number OF new and marvel
ously constructed gowns, the worth of
which to an artistic Miss Lewis is fully
aware of. la