The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-24
AT THE THEATERS.
METROPOLITAN.


Clay Clement in 1.-THE New Dominion
will close a brief. but brilliant, engage
ment at the Metropolitan with popular
price matinee this afternoon and the
farewell performance tonight. Mr.. Gle
ment, always a favorite here, has won
host Of new admirers by his clever
work in the role Of Baron Won Hohen-
stauffen this season
GRAND.
A matinee today at 2:3O and a perform
ance tonight at 8:15 will conclude the
engagement in this city of ''McFadden's
Flats. This rollicking farce has pleased
theatergoers immensely Sld has been
exceedingly well patronized. A number
of very entertaining vaudeville numbers
are interpolated. ''McFaddens Flats" is
a great play for the little folks Matinee
today.
The coming of Broadhurst Bros THE
Man From Mexico" to the Grand the
coming week, commencing tomorrow
night at 8:15, should be welcome one,
bringing, as 1t does, George c. Boniface
Jr., Gus Pixley, F. w. Bernard, M l..
Heckert. Robert Deshon, ]. Trew Gray,
Arthur Villars, D. H Landon, D. w.
Seirgiest, Agnes Burke, Adeline Mann
and Mildred Keith.
STAR.
The Utopians with a fine vaudeville
bill and some bright bits of burlesque,
are still entertaining large and apprecia-
tive audiences at this playhouse.
Next week the Dainty Paree Bur-
lesquers will be the attraction, and their
success in Minneapolis augurs well.
The performance tonight will begin at
8 o'clock, instead of S:15.
THEATRICAL TIPS.
1.-THE Tyranny of Tears" will be the
first of the modern high-class comedies
which are all the rage in New York thea
ters at present to visit this city, 1t is
a change from the problem play which
has commanded managers attention for
several years. It is a return to whole
some episodes and ordinary incidents for
amusing situations and the great talent
of the walters make them seem all SUI
ficient. The wife who rules the family
circle by her tears is a character in eV-
cry ones experience. Of the company
Manager Charles Frohman sends here to.
produce the comedy, 1.-The Tyranny of
Tears" at the Metropolitan, beginning
tomorrow evening, the ladies of the cast,
Misses Margaret Robinson and Grace Ell
HSton, are well known in New York as
professional beauties, and with that unus-
ual combination-talent as we'll as at
tractiVe appearance. Both have been for
ter company of that city. OF the men,
H. Reeves-Smith stands first. He is an
English actor who came to New York
two years ago with his own play, "a
Brace Of Partrddges," and made so great
an impression that Mr.. Frohman immedi-
ately engaged him for a term of years.
Last season he won high praises in New
York for his work in The Surprises. of
Love-" William Smith, also with this
company, played William Gillette's part
in Secret Service all last year. Charles
Bowser is known throughout the land
as the original Snaggs in Hoyts "a
Bunch of Keys and Harry Spear is
from Henry Millers company The en-
gagement is for four nights and Wednes-
day matinee.
Interest has been awakened among the
amusement going people of this city by
the approaching engagement of Miss
Hobbs, Jerome K. Jerome's play, which
has proved to be great comedy sue
cess. For four months it packed the Ly-
ceum theater in New York, and it is now
in it's second year at the Duke of York's
theater in London. Miss Hobbs is I'M
derlined for a short engagement at the
Metropolitan, commencing with q matt
nee performance Thanksgiving day