The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-27


we shall see of the yellow Kid" on
the stage-Which no one will be sorry
for. This particular piece is not bad,
but it is meaningless, serving only as
vehicle for the Introduction Of some
really clever specialties.
Nh Clay Clement Will begin an en-
gagemcnt of four nights and Wednes-
day matinee at The metropolitan opera
house tonight, presenting his clever
comedy, The New DOminiOn;" since
his first appearance in this city two
years ago Air. Clements popularity
has grown steadily, and he is now Il
strOng faVolite with local theater-goers.
His Baron Hohenstauffen' is an
original creation artistic TO a degree
In The New DOminiOn' the attC1-
tiOn Of the audience is held almost COM
pletely by the central character, the
cultured German geutIfma struggling
with the difficulties OF the English lam
guage and unCOnsCjOusIy rclapsing into
his native tongue in moments of
strong emotion. Around him are group
ed series Of characters. each drawn
ana standing out clearly and effective
" in the action of the PLAY. TIE ar s.
toCraUc. refined German. the chiVaIrOGs
Southern gentleman, the dainty Viz
2inia flower, Flo May Randolph" the
boisterous, registering. dissipat-d Mar
aHaLI EoH'F an" 'hy H'fN' passionate
'mOuntaiu girI' are sharply cOntastel
characters, which, i'm the bands of Mr..
Clement and the company supporting
him, max" the pcrloIm#Tco Of The
New Dominion" most enjoyable.
oh. n s. Pinafore" will be presented
at the ]Ietrpno]itan Opera house next
Thursday night by cast composed en-
TREY Of home talent, under the per
sOral direction Of Nh. Henry de Tarrna
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fare 1,,,az.,. 1I,,I oDr,nItrri+;as For. ~, a.
yaIon,rcrt ara dispIav Of amateur t3l-
emf ana no.iar The direction Of Mr. d.
Lorna. # ie certain Thar ,,o+bino wiz
be o,-.1Ianl-ad +, make mis- Ayaof a
success.
Nh, 7 Edward NIcCaffrez- will he seen
in the role Of ..PaIrh Racl,stra,.-' foI.
which he is said to be peculiarly fitted
Mr.. McCanrev was to have aDDearad
in this character with tho Boston T.yric
fore, Lv maj orranfzatfnr at the
enociaI reourst of 1Ir.E Murray tho
MANAGER Mrs Nellie Graves Win an
pear as "JosanhjDe'' and Mrs AUan
Kricear as Little Puttercup." and the
remainder cf the PRINCIPALS will be Of
a character. to maintain this hirh
standard of ezcolIcrco Tho cast in
full is as follows.
Sir Tosanh PcrIer X c r Mr. 7 7 l1y.on
Capt. Corcoran ......... Mr.. John Shepherd
Ralph Eaclstraw j. Edward Mccartney
Dick Deadeye .......:. Mr.. John De Lacy
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'orn Tnc5er carl Hrcber
Josephine lcaptain's daughter
Mrs. Nellie Graves
Hebe ................,..-. Miss Jessie Wilde
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Mr., BurlQn homes aIl YIN appear ,2I at
the MeIt0poIIan opera mousse !HuFsuay
ana tFGay evenings ApnI { ana g.
he WI deliver I"2 i7clu IeS Is, ohderS
OF AeIioWsto4e Fark ana More ABOUT
Japan. Mr., homes lectures are 9eau-
TRULY Illustrated IN c0I9rs, IN adcltion
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