St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-10

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Cowen.
NO MATINEE TOnAv
The Damrosch Opera company will
not give the special matinee of "Lohen-
grin" today, as previously announced,
owing to the indiSe osition of Herr Max
Alvary, who was TO have sung the lead
ing role. Parties who have purchased
tickets for this performance can have
their money refunded at the box office
or they may exchange their tickets for
any other performance, whichever they
choose.
before the Schubert club at 1880 this
morning, at COnOver's Music hall.
The Damrosch Opera company viii
appear tonight in Die Meistersinger 4"
tomorrow matinee in "Tannhauser'' and
tomorrow night, their last performance,
IN Die Walkure."
There seems to be an ifnDression
among the people that all the seats are
| sold for the opera season of the Dam
rosch Opera Company. The manage
| ment OF the opera house wishes to state
that there are plenty of good seats left
Tor the three remaining performances
which may be secured by APPLYING at
| the box office
The Black Crook" continues to
please large audiences at the Grand this
week There will only be three more
performances of this most successful
spectacle. Sherman Wade will intro
duce some new songs and specialties
w. j. Mills clever lightning changes
are feature of the performance. There
Will be matinee tomorrow afternoon
at the usual time
Wang" the popular comic onara
Wnlcn' by its wholesome merriment
bright melodies and it's pretty girls, has
optalned such foothold on the theater-
gong people, begins a four nights, an
sagement at the Metropolitan sunday
night, with all new scenery. new cos.
tunes and the famous elephant
mere Is plenty of mirth and nusic
JERK and jingle IN "A Railroad Ticket :;
the popular farce comedy which comes
10 the Grand Sunday evening,