The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-10
THEN FOR THE FRoL1c-

NOR prov night will be given an illustra-
In of its efficacy.
THEN FOR THE FROLIC.
AT o'clock 1.-The whole thing is
thrown open,' as Maj. w. w. Cooley
expresses it. The vaudeville season
VIII open with eclat, the Tedemayet
MINISTRIES and aerial wonders, thu
JugglerS, dancers, and all will be given
full swing, every block on Sixth street
from the new federal building to Smith
park having its distinctive feature.
Simultaneous with these entertain
ments, mardi gras balls will be opened
in the dining room of the Ryan and
Merchants hotels, and at the grand
mardi gras marquee on Sibley street,
between Fifth and Sixth, at Lifts hall
and elsewhere.
AT RICE PARK.
Beginning at Rice park there will
be stationed the Fort Smelling band,
which will discourse popular as we'll
as classical numbers during the entire
evening. Facing the park on Washing
ton street will be the famous humani-
scope, which portrays the human ac-
ton in silhouette, and whose faithful
reproductions of living things, literally
as well as figuratively, put the veri-
scope, kinetoscope, and all others In
the shade.
PUNCH AND JUDY.
On the opposite side of the street
will be the famous English Punch and
Judy show, given by talented COM
pany. Here the little folks especially,
are expected to congregate, for they
are not to be overlooked in this grand
carnival of 1897.
FANCY AND TRICK CYCLING.
The next point of interest will be
Fifth street between the Windsor ho-
tel and the post office. This place will
be inclosed, and will be devoted to
exhibitions of trick bicycling and bur-
lesque bicycling. This feature will be
taken charge of by Louis Nash and g.
B. Gedney.
ON VAUDEVILLE STAGES.
Passing to Sixth street, in the TRAN
gle north of the new postoffice build
ing, there will he vaudeville show of
unusual merit, including songs and
dances, Arabian acrobats, fun in
Chinese laundry, musical clown, car,
nival jubilee dancers, etc, etc.
On the block adjoining the Grand
opera house there will be aerial tight
wire performance, with balancing,
trapeze and perch pole acts
AT Sixth and Cedar streets there will
be another vaudeville performance.
Here vii! be the famous Irish night
ingale, the Black Patti, the child
songSter, lightning novelties gun, ba-
ton and fire whirls, Irish character
songs and comedy sketches, tambour-
inc dancing, Southern buck and wing
dancing.
In the block between Cedar and Min
nesota streets will be Master frankie
Richter the blind boy wizard Of the
keys assisted by his father.
HERE'S A NOVELTY.
On the next block. between Mime
sota and Robert, will be located the
wonderful scientific invention known
in the mystic language of the carnival
as the baromic thermometer, which
registers accurately feelings of the
people and how warm the fun is. 1t
is anticipated that should the festivi-
ties grow too warm, as they are liable
to about midnight the whole thing
is likely to vanish in a shower of py-
rotechnics.
CONCERT AT THE RYAN.
Danz's band will be located on the
balcony of the Ryan hotel, where it
will give delightful concert pro-
gramme during the evening.
In the rear of the Ryan will be
placed another stage. Ipon which will
be exhibited the human snake, heavy
balancing pantomime, clown jugglers,
and acrobatic and knOckabout come
dams
On the block between jackson and,
Sibley streets will be the famous Ted
emayet sextette. whose Southern songs.
sketches and Dances familiar to the
st. Paul people, will be not less inter-
esting to them than to the visitors,
from without the city.
AROUND SMITH PARK.
That carries the carnival to Smith
park, where has been. as has been
mentioned already. the dancing pa
vilion and marque, large enough to ac-
commodate several thousand of the
strangers within the gates. In that
portion Of the park near Fifth and
Wacouta streets will be located the In
dian village where the noble red men
will have scalp and war dances.
Also in Smith park will be the
famous stereopticon exhibit, displaying
to those who assemble at this point the
chance to enjoy sumptuously colored
views of the finest scenery in the
world. together with other dissolving
views of never failing interest.
FOR THE MASKERS.
Masaue balls will be given at Lifts,
hail, where the Twin City Mandolin
orchestra will furnish the music, at
the Merchants hotel, with the ST. An
thony Hill orchestra; the Ryan with
DAMS band and at the marquee, with
Seibert's full orchestra. Makers only
will be admitted, but the balls will be
omen to the visitors, who indeed are es-
pecially urged to participate.
During the evening there will also be
fireworks, and ascensions of grotesque
fire balloons