The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-19

| one Of the most brilliant and successful
| affairs OF this kind that has ever occur
| red In this city; the advance sale OF seats
indicates crowded house, and the char
| acter OF the programme insures delight
| full performance, and one that every In
| dividual IN the sbig audience will thor
oughly enjoy.
The show will open with the NELL COM
pany, In Sweet Lavender followed by
| Chauncey Olcott, who will sing Tostis
| My Dreams" Robert Mantell and his
| company will then appear In a one-act
comedy, entitled "a Lesson in Acting"
and Henri De Lorme will sing the famous
old English ballad, by Balfe Come Into
the Garden, Maud" The first act of "a
Stranger in New York." with the Incl
dental specialties, will complete a pro-
gramme which, for variety and general
| excellence, has scarcely ever been equal
led in this city
Notwithstanding the extent of this pro-
gramme the performance will not be too
lengthy, as 1t will be presented by all
professional talent, and the performance
will go with a rush from start to finish.
Everything in connection with this enter
tire proceeds will go direct to the fund
treasury; every participant, directly or
indirectly, Is volunteer, every service
rendered or expense incurred Is donated,
and anyone who buys a ticket may be
certain that every cent he spends for 1t
goes entirely to this worthy charity.
/ The st. Paul Lodge of Elks has taken
advantage of the opportunity to recipro-
cate for some Of the courtesies extended
to the order by the members Of the
theatrical profession, and has purchased
two of the boxes.
The programme in detail for this per-
Torrance is as follows
PART l.
The Neill company in Sweet taven-
DER" by permission of Daniel F'rohman.
The cast:
Horace Brean young American.
eeoffrev Wedderburn of Wed drSs ne'N
Green & Hoskett. Frank McVicars
Clement Hale, his adopted son;
-. Benjamin II Howard
Bulger, hairdresser and wigwaker.
,,...;...........;:.::...E Emmett Shackleford
Minnie Gildliian, niece Of Wedder-
Mrs s. Giifiiian, Minnie'a mother. =;
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Ruth Rolf, housekeeper and laun-
Lavender. her daughter Grayce Scott
Mr.. Hale No. Brain Court Qondon
Temple. Evening of the next day.
Somebody's Business. -
song-"My Dreams. ...Tosti
1890 ChaunceNi Olcott.
Courtesy of Chauncey olcott, Augustus
1'Pitou and L. N Scott.
Robert Mantel and company in "a
Lesson IN Acting Courtesy of M. w.
Hanley, Jacob; Lift and Theo. L. Hays.
The cast
Maurice Lesarge, leading actor Of
A fns byspard ge mf nj B. Of Manteh
He s1Tir Dutoca ambitious Mf to p be an H0~sn
actor ..:.......... Nj NJ a J. 1o Whalsy
Lucille Lesarge young, weak, gen
..e. .l'.u .o. Miss Marie Booth Russell
English 9ea M Bal1ad-"come Into the Car Ra,fa
NeA Henri iiri De Lor1ne. ''' 'D'''
PART III
BY courtesy of Sam S. shubert, Jacob
Lift and Theo. L. Hays, Shubert's NIu-
oea Hoy s H ne rS at
! This play. songs included. is fully copy
righted. and the prison gate yawns for
h9 whe dah re NV to pirate resdence
| and business not stated. ....:..:
| ;.:.;'..,...;: Paul +. N1cnolson Jr
Wright limit, a. gentleman Of Of, leis.
Carroll Sweet his particular friend. l,..'.
same addTes s,s+ cS,c: IS Sydney d5Ss Grant
York ................:...... Douglas Flint
Baron Sands. one of the old guard.
Will Chase, lady's brother.
Wiley Fox, a private detect,
Handel Grub, colored wait
Cal oMeelilish officer Of the board Do nc
Doolittle, doorman Hoffman house;
Clymer. hall boy, Hoffman house.
....................:... "A. J. Snyder
1qe Downe eott wife tfn of Miss Seller %nis enn
Virginia Pryde, al.Richmond belle.
...................sM Miss Martha Sheppard
May Ketcham' a society Mi spy, sad,s kirnv
Rosie Hope. of the chorus. .;.;....
Kitti VIM, of the chorus.
Fairy Story, one of the crowd.
......................M Miss Charlotte Stole
Hattie att "the best fellow of , them Not
Act I'm the reception room of the
| Hoffman house.
Incidental to the first act Mr. Sydney
| Grant and Miss Norton will present their
| artistic Drawing Room Interlude," and
Mr. Chas.. Hooker and Miss Ma Belle Da
| pies will introduce some artistic dancing
| and q cake walk.
| Seiberts Metropolitan opera house or
chestra will furnish the orchestra music
for the first part Of the programme, and
| Settings Grand opera house orchestra for
the remainder of the performance.
Mr. j. d. Martin. president of Theatri-
| cal Stage Employees No 20. has donated
the services of the stage hands for this
performance on behalf of that organlza-
! ton
On behalf of the actors fund the man
| agemept desires to make grateful ac
| Acknowledgement to the members of the
| theatrical companies who participate. in
| this performance, and also to the fol-
| lowing contributors:
To George Seibert and G. M. Selling.
| for the services of the metropolitan opera
| house and Grand opera house orchestras.
| To J. D. Martin, pres dent of Theatrical
Stage Employees Local No 20, for the
services of stage hands
To Sam Neuman, for doorkeeper and
| ushers.
To J. B. Cook & Son, transfer of seen
| To the Standard Printing company, for
| printing and paper.
| To Manager L. N Scott. for the use of
| the Metropolitan opera house. And to
reer Press. the G O b and the Dispatch,
| for ADVERTISING space and reading notices
! for this benefit.
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