The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

pers to one-half the height she finally reach
es. Miss Dressler seemed loud at the
Casino surrounded by the chorus. Alone in
her new environments, she is deafening. Her
skirts, her stockings, her slippers are red !;
only her black bodice relieves the glare Still
she dances with the same vigor and not O.
muscle spared. Her, old high notes are not
restrained by a. roof and they hit the blue
empyrean with dull thud. Marie DRESSER
is not to be suppressed by the usual gloom
Of the average roof garden. She would make
herself felt just as actively at Roster &
Balls II she were locked in the cellar or
put into the coal bin. THE Lady Sayey"
and Dan DAILY did not succeed. in exhausting
ner, and she stands a magnificent monuFaept;
to- the AineHectiveness of heat 1and HUMIDITY.
in these July nights. The woman who ain
act on a roof garden. and keep her spirits.
and at the same time see that the audience
does not drop into melancholy is wonder
Marie Dresslerz can do it. She never bores
her spectators. She may shock them and she
may pain them, but she never bores them.
The most surprising feature of the benefit
performance of Patience" on Friday night
at the Herald Square theater was the fact
that the audience crowded the building from
the first row to the last, stood several rows
deep at the back of the house, and oyer
flowed into the lobbes..%says the New
York Sun. Under the depressing CON
dtioIs of the weather it remained
firm, and there could have been nothins
more fattering TO the singers than TIE per-
the places. The heat was appalling but the
auderee did not diminish in n1ifnbers u A
GOOD share of 1t must have melted away but
That rather contributed to the general com
fort.
Lillian RUSSELL Henry E. Dixev. William
]. Carlete~. Sadie Martinez Aubrey Bou
cicault and Dorothy Morton were some OF
the actors who appeared for the benefit of
S'"'ndorf end Eberts. and Flora Finlayson,
William NcL"rehi'n and Joseph sheehan
co:npleted the list of performers The evan.
ne--rns~ea Off with rome Of tha drawbacks
nroverhially attributed tn tho ''star casts.
Not all thu actors -renannbered thn lines thay
were c'fiod urnn to sine. but the a,idience
c-ly fcurd In that further ornaison TO LAUGH
Mr.. Divav quite fo~~ot his more tran onca
hut 'rc dancnd the to --1r1ya- ~ Cor
'h"+ dse"ienrv his spectators wore eati~eed
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