The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-13
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE CADET GIRL.

Seven weeks In New York, three weeks
in Philadelphia and six weeks in Boston
is the record Of ...rhs Cadet Grit up to
November 10th. After two weeks In
New England in one and two night
stands, 1t goes TO Brooklyn for a week,
and thence to Chicago for another run.
The great organization will be taken to
New England intact, with Dan DAILY
still at the head OF the company and
George A. Shiler, William Cameron, W.
Propsrt Carleton, Charles Dandy. Charles
Dox, Charles IL. Bowers, Arthur Father
ington, Adele Ritohie, Toby Clandes,
Catherine Lewis, Florence Floyd, Hattie
Moore, Maude Thomas, Mildred Meace,
Tessie Mooney, large male chorus and
some 50 stage beauties In the feminine
chorus, and two carloads OF scenery and
costumes Manager A. ii. Chamberlyn
scarcely expects to meet expenses in New
England towns, but he prefers to keep
his organization intact and employed
even at a loss. AS a matter OF fact the
theatre ought to be crowded when 1.-The
Cadet Girl comes here at the Jefferson
not often that organizations of this char
acter are ssen even In the larger cities,
to say nothing of being taken to one or
two night stands. 1t ought to be and
doubtless will be one of the musical
comedy attractions of the season,
4 '':rhe Cadet Girl'' left Boston yesterday
after-a stay OF six weeks at the Column
at fra nd he of ef
the Harvard boys. Twenty or more Of
these young scions were determined that
they would not thus be robbed OF their
sweethearts. SO they chartered a special
sleeper and engaged the usual retinue
Of servants for an extended trip. The
Cadet Girl company OF 50 people includes
Adele Ritchie, Dan DAILY and other cele-
brities, will reach Portland this morning
at IL o clock, direct from Lawrence,
where they played to a capacity house
last night. The company employees two
slsepers and two baggage cars which,
with the special sleeper of the Harvard
students, makes quite q pretentious
appearance.
MINSTREL CARNIVAL.
The mammoth minstrel combination
Russo g. Holland have finally succeeded
In making by merging their original
Nashville Students with Gideon's Big
Minstrel Carnival, has been secured
for Friday, Saturday and grand sacred
concert Sunday night at the jefferson.
The company carries the greatest gather
ing OF ininstrsI talent ever seen in any
one production, Several acts new TO the
American stage are on the bill and some
that have been making successful Eu-
ropean tours will also be seen. Watch
for the big street parade.
ANDREW MACK IN THE REBEL.
Andrew Mack. the popular Irish sing
ing comedian, direct from his great New
York triumph, Will be seen at the Jetfer-
son, Thursday, November 1th, In his new
play of the Irish Rebellion OF 1898, en-
Titled, 1.-The Rebel, ga kplay thas is said
to have made marked success in Lon
don and the provinces. 1t was written
by James b Pagan, stage manager OF Her
Majesty thestre-an Irishman with a
world of experience and one who knows
the history of his native country, for
''The Rebel" Is historical In nearly every
Its characters are men who
fought and blsd for the freedom of the
''land OF green as well as they who
fought against 1t. 1t has Its complement
of relocated soldiers, Irish peasantry,
and the usual characteristics OF we'll
re yuiated play of its class. The rebels In
their suits of green and gold are an inno-
walton. however. and twill surely en-
thuse the Irish heart TO zee them engage