The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-29

as handsomely costumed as ever. The
girls are the same, and therefore pretty.
| The chorus work Is better.
! Gus G. Weinburg has succeeded Dayen-
| port, as Peter Stuyvesant. Mr. Vein
burg IS, perhaps, no better than Daven-
| port. but he is certainly as satisfactory.
one misses Lillian Colemans blonde dain-
/ tiness, but Miss Ida Hawley, her success
sor' has a better voice than Miss Cole
| man had. Her song, 81 Love YOU" is
| one of the best musical numbers in the
/ comedy, and TWAS sung in manner last
evening to wint Miss Hawley many re-
/ calls. Miss Edith Warrington is as cap
tivatlng as qVeBdn male attire. As the
/ debonair, WihieoVon Asterbdlt she has
| plenty of opportunity for displaying an
| exceedingly graceful figure and a chic
and dashing lhaaAher. The most popular
| song In THE BErgomaster.' the Tale
of the Kangaroe," sung by Miss Yerring-
] ton, Mr.. Weihbuyg and Miss Hawlev, has
| apparently lqstgrone of its popularity
with the gallery which promptly whistled
| the refrain. Miss Laura Joyce Bell does
some clever character work as the
theosophist 4h9the "Sappho" scene with
Harry CrandaHs she gives an excellent
| imitation of MRS Leslie Carter. Alma
| Doerge. as Daisy, the roof garden favor
4 lite, has abundant opportunity to show
| her skill as a dancer She is very small
and dainty person. and her dancing is
| refined and graceful
| ''The Hypnotist' is one of the new
! songs. and the "Rainy Daisies" new
chorus. Both are good The cake walk
| in the last act presents a beautiful en-
semble picture
1.-THE Burgomaster" will be repeated
| the first half of the week, with Wednes-
| day matinee.
The sale of seats opens today for May
| TWINS engagement at the Metropolitan
| Opera house Thursday, Friday and Satur-
| day of this week. This will be Miss r.
wins first appearance in this city as a
| star. She will be seen here i'll her latest
comedy success, 'tMadge Smith, Attor-
| ney."
THE Village Parson" is underlined for
I the Metropolitan next week, commencing
Sunday evening.
'"The Great White Diamond a scenic
production, the first performance OF
winch was given last night at the Grand
is an improvement over the show of
last week, both as to cast and to sub
stance. per Sc True it is there are sew
eral OF the company who attract no at
lentlon, but there is one at least who
uoeS clover work throughout and cthers
who I'LL In the background. The person
referred to is Miss Florence HuntIey, as
ioia Brace, the kid" She, as the hero
Inc, has the part of a. young girl who has
just found out that she is i'll love and.
having made the discovery, finds out that
oLe course or true love is never smooth.
She is charming, pretty. spontaneous.
natural ~
FRANK Hennig, who takes the part Of
nooert Ihorne, the hero, has net the
convincing, natural personality shown by
MISS Huntley, but does creditab bile work
He would do better, however. in mart
where there is more m:rtn. less bitter
sIrie aga1nstfthe world. John Martin
as Jan van Hook, a nyctalops. villain
ana, incidentally, a Syengali, as picfureJ
on the stage, us Interesting. Miss AIca
whore as Maggie Loosefsh, the land
tauy' ana Harry West, as Jakey Loose
! ilsn' her henpecked husband. are ent,,r-
tanning. the former particularly IN ba.
Speciality work. Her coon SONGS orc well
rendered. n Ii "e'i
neie are tWo2scenes in the production
"nIch are OF rather more than ordiro,v
"a the first being the snow Sc ne
40 tLe sierra Nevada mountains and the
other that in the mine. INC
STAR.
mere Is nothing Oriental about Wa
son oriental Burlesuuers now ~, ~,
H - Io Trip around the circuit and Will
~ mas some good features it is hardly ;, -
70 the standard set by the last half doc,
a.tractlons at the Sar. '-Ca;pt Roeen-
oeIs Banquet, as the curtain "a sn1. 10
called is tiresome and po;ntless, Tbe
olio mas some fairly good turns Ral<er
anu bune1 are succersful in extractine
nrosic OUT OF SOUP bowls, but the b sIance
u inelr, speciality is very ordinary. Evans
anu Viooce are rather amusing in a COL
Ioquy. Tyne and Dandy execute Some
MonoerTu1 feats in barrel jumping .John
r. doWley and Allie Leslie ara nea+
dancers George B. Scanlon who annesrs
with Pearl Stevens in a sketch, sings
some funny parodies. Ruth Beecher
sings ballads we'll, hut mars her Wort,
by too much posing. Phil Mills stock in
trade consists tof some very coarse Jokes
Inc after piece ''Zeb's Corner" is funny
In spots. The best WORK is done nv
FRANK Evans as hotel keeper and John r.
.tHdtooW!ey as a country sheriff !. u . ~
WARD AND VOKES.
CHICAGO. April .8-Ward and voles
presented for the first time the musca!
sklt' The Head Walters" to crowded
houses this afternoon and evening. Play
and players were WARMLY rscived Be
! sides Ward and 'Vokes, hits were made
by Lucy Daily Margaret Daily Vokes and
George Sidney II The latter was repeated
iy encored for his laughaible inperson-
atoms h1
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