New Ulm review., 1900-04-18
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THE WEEKS .SATTRAcTlONS AT THE THE
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Grand 5flinstrel Festi e the Opera House IS
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Combination Sunday evening. Il.

Richard 9 Pringle- -Rusco & Holland
Combination Sunday evening.
diffin's Orchestraa 1t Turner Hall Saturday and
Sunday Evenings.
Richards and Pringle's- -Rusco. and
Hollands minstrel company will be the
attraction at the opera house Sunday ev-
ening. This organization includes sixty
Of the best black-iace artists, in the busi-
ness, headed by the inimitable Billy Ker-
sands, assisted by Harry Fidler, John
Rucker, Bobby Kemp anu other clever
comedians. Among the special features.
are Christian and Turner, the=cycle skate:
experts; the Black Vesta Tilley: Craig,
-the human enigma; Leach and Dood in
an up-to-date musical act; Brown, the
hero of Niagara; McCarver, Reed and.
McCarver, the original g Georgia Clack-s
erjacks;'' the st. Paul Cathedral choris-s
ters; and the wonderful gymnasts known
as the ''Flying Banvards.'@ The compa-
ny carries two bands and a pickanniny
drum corps, which will appear in a
street parade in the afternoon. Prices
35, so and rs cents.
As previously announced the Women's
Literary Club will hold reception in
the library rooms next Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the book fund of the
library association. Besides the serving
of elaborate refreshments there will be a
fine musical and literary progta;n. A fee
of Is cents will be charged and the en-
tire proceeds will lie devoted to the pur-
chase of new books. All are cordially
invited to attend and it is earnest hoped
that large number of our citizens will
avail themselves of the opportunity to
not only pass d pleasant evening but'al-
so to materially aid most worthy cause.
Commencing Saturday evening Gift
fins orchestra will begin two nights
engagement: at Turner Hall in a program
of musical and elocutiohary numbers.
This organization comes with a most
envlable reputation as high class enter
tainers and that the entertainment given
by them will be especially pleasing is
certain. Tickets are now. on sale and
be had at Alwin's City Drug Store or of
the members of the committee.
The amusement loving people of the
city have been kept reasonably busy
during the past week. The leading
event of the week was, of course, the
theatrical performance by local talent at
Turner Hall Sunday evening, at which
time the rousing German comedy "Der
Tatzelwurm," was prese nted by com
pany of we'll known local artists. The
attendance was most satisfactory, in fact
the theatre was filled to its compile Ca
pacity, and the Performance was one of
the best ever witnessed in this city. Ev-
cry part was exceptionally we'll taken
and the entire piece was elegantly staged.
The play will be reproduced, by special
request Sunday evening, evening Nav G..
At the Congregational church special
Easter program was given by the Sunday
school to a very large audience and :was
very creditable, indeed. Aside from the
very entertaining work by the children
of the Sunday school there were vocal
solos by James Beecher and Miss Eva
Klossner and some excellent singing by
the Sunday school quartette.
Special Easter services were held at
all the churches, the attendance at each
being very large.
Dances were given at the various halls
TO celebrate the closing Of lent. .s.- ....S
ssThe farmers of this sectIon,'' said a
prominent produce buyer to The Review
yesterday, "are forgetting one of the
crops which might be made great
source OF revenue to them. Wheat, at
the present prices, is a losing crop and a
more diversified system Of farming is
where the money lies. This should oe
one Of the greatest potato growing sec
tions Of the state, but the fact is that