The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-17
NANIELLE AND |NlOMAR
THEY WILL BE PRESENTED BY
VALENTINE STOCK COMPANY
THIS WEEK
GOODWIN And MAXINE COMING
They VIII Appear at the MetrOpOI-
itan Tuesday and Wednes-
day, june 26 and
2Y

It has always been the rule that
stock company grows in favor the longer
Il remains in a city. There is a good
reason for this, for the public becomes
acquainted to a certain extent with the
actors and enjoys seeing them in a DIFF
ferent role in each new play presented.
Tonight VIII inaugurate the third and
last week of the present visit to the
Grand opera house of the Valentine Stock
company and undoubtedly many theater-
goers VIII be sorry to have this popular
organization leave US SO soon. The pat
rOnage the past week grew constantly
from the opening night, and for the clos
ing performances some splendid audi
ences were in attendance.
The production Of The Crust Of So
Ciety" was an excellent test Of the merit
of the company and a complete success.
For the first half of this week will be
presented a comedy which has not been
seen by local theatergoers in many years.
MA m zelle" IS the title Of the farce,
which viii be well remembered as the
comedy in which Nile. Anne starred
so successfully TOR a number of years.
The farce IS said to be built on most
original lines and contains a number of
scenes and situations almost side-split-
ting i'm their mirth. The action centers
upon the following humorous story: An
old man named Tuper has married a
young woman and is unduly devoted.
To break him Of this his brother-in-law
Introduces him to a fascinating singer in
the music halls. He becomes infatuated
at once and follows her to the theater.
Here he is seen by his wife, the girls
sweetheart and the girls uncle. Upon
this complication of affairs there are
evolved some of the most laughab.e
scenes imaginable. The fun-making is
not confined to any one member of the
company, but all are given an oppor-
Onity to display their comedy talents,
and in the roundup of fun the audience
IS almost convulsed with laughter Miss
Meta Maynard Will be cast in the lead
ing role Of TOinette, a little French mo-
diste; Miss Kate Blancke will appear as
Mrs. Louisa Tuper, a wife who is bored;
Anne Blancke as a domestic, who is low
erlcss; Charles Fleming will be cast as
Carlton Tupera a husband who is snub-
bed; Mr.. e r. Mawson will assume the
role Of Lionel Leslie, a young bachelor
who Is worried; Ed Morrison will be
seen as Bob Pritchard, a lawyers clerk,
who is jealous, and Jack Webster will
appear as Col. Hiram Poster, a manager
who is prosperous. Robert Evans will
appear as Francois, a Frenchman, who
is. mysterious, and En- N. Leonard, as
IoppeIby, waiter. who is ubiquitous.
ma m'zelle viii be given Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday ana Wednesday nights and
Wednesday matinee.
For the last half of the week the Val
entine company Will present "IngOmar"
II is a drama fun of the sentiment that
appeals TO the heart, and although it has
been presentedj from time to time on the
English and American stage for the last.
fifty years, il has never lost its charm,
and continues to interest theatergoers.
"Ingomar' will be cast particularly
strong by the Valentine company, Mr.
i. r. Mawson appearing in the name
part a role for which his physique and
resonant voice peculiarly suit him. His
performance Of the part is said to be
most artistic. The following presents
the east complete:
The Iimar b f NJ ssilIia Charles F. en- ng
IolNdOt, a Chant........ Robert Evans
MY! on, an a. n rer............Ed Morrison
Lyk'n, SEelman....... Charles NeWSon
Ne'tltS-. ............-... Beulah Watson
amy ltJaS....... ....-............N Nora CrComa
ZIP e-uE........ Leon Herman
lingo r.-.....................E Ed r. Mawson
AlaSlpf. .-....................J Web ter
Ienlobantes CHARLES HilIard
amp Far........ 49,. Edmund ty
NoNlo .:.-.... ......: ......... Ed N. LeCnsrl
Actea. Myron's Kate Blancke
Parth5nij, her daughter Meta Maynard
4heaEo. ..-.-......... Mary Taylor