The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-22
MUSIC AND THE STAGE.
METROPOLITAN.

The NELL company will present "a
| Bachelors Romance" at a popular price
! matinee this afternoon, and for the last
| time tonight
| For the latter half of the week, COM
! mencing tomorrow night, the Neills will
| appear In a revival of Amy Robsart,"
the dramatization of Sir Walter Scott's
| henilworth The production of this great
| play will be the most ambitious undertake
ing the NELL company has yet attempt
| cd and intended to crown It's season in
! the Twin Cities. Work on the scenery,
| properties ana costumes for Amy Rob-
| sart has been in progress for nearly six
! weeks.
| Next week the Metropolitan will offer
Hoyt'ss "a Trip to Chinatown" in re-
| Vlsed form, polished and embellished up
| to-date. Harry Gilfoil heads the cast.
! "A Trip to Chinatown Is said to be re-
| plete with original and sparkling music,
| novel specialties, and many new features,
| which are calculated to please and enter
tain theateF7goers. The engagement will
| be for one week, commencing Sunday
evening.
GRAND.
1t is seldom that so strong a cast is
| given to a comedy as is found in "Hotel
| Topsy Turyy," this weeks attraction at
the Grand. Eddie Foy, Josie De Witt
| BERTHE Fowler, Octavie Barbe- and Amelia
Glover are all artists of recognized
ability. The music is bright and catchy
and the speciality features numerous and
| attractive. Today at 2:S0 the first mat
inee Of the engagement will be given.
Said the New York Sun: You Uns Of
New York should see We Uns of Ten
nessee, and this is practically what all
the New York papers have said of this
| startling melodrama, 1--WE Uns Of Ten
nessee,' which will be seen at the Grand
va
acting people in the company, and the
scenery for the four acts Is brought here
| by the company, and is the same that
! was used at the American theater, New
York, where the play was first presented
| last season.
| 1t is war play, without a shot being
fred The soldiers are seen In camp at
Chickamauga, and the third act, the
strongest Of the four. is laid in the d.
vision hospital. The other two acts are
| the nome OF the hero and heroine.
SCHUBERT CLUB RECITAL.
Mr.. Herbert Butler, the violinist who
| plays Friday afternoon at the Schubert
club recital in the Grand Opera house,
has been most highly spoken of by prom
! inent musical critics of this country and
! Germany. The Schubert club feels that
| it is offering it's members a decided mu-
steal treat in securing for them this clev-
|
assisted by Mrs. Jessica De Wolf, So
prano. The following is the programmed
'Mignon," Thomas; Concerto, D Minor
| Weiniawish; Die Loreley," List;
''Meine Liebe list Grim" Brahms; Nit
Elmer Premula Veris," Grieg; Nocturno
OPP. q, No. ?, Chopin Polonaise, Ilaub-
| Wtlhelmj; Morse Maiden's Lament"
Heckscher; Itch Liebe Dich," Grieg;
Song of Sleep" Somerset; "Entreaty,"
Smith; I'm Vain," Ries.
| RAUDENBUSH HALL
The celebrated Cherry sisters and their
elaborate vaudeville production will be at
! Raudenbushs hall tomorrow Friday and
Saturday evenings. This is the aggrega-
| ton that created such favorable i'm
preston in New York city, where they
| appeared for ten weeks at Hamm arstein' s
| olympic theater, turning away hundreds
nightly. Later they visited all the larger
| cities of the East, meeting with the great
! est success. Interesting members of the
company will be little Ruby and Hazel
Jackson with their singing and cake
/ walking. . = 81 t-~