The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-07


tlon and the medium through which the
leuSntef that conyulsed the house last
night was dispensed.
annette IN physique and captivating IN
looks Is John Alden, who is the Hoffman
Barr Of this attraction.
lie is an admirable attache of the err
ratlc and startling Mrs Meadow Brook.
an attractive creation that has been en-
trusted to Miss Truly Shattuck. Miss
ohdttuck is winning little body. is pretty
ana sings sWeetly. She injects into the
role a personality that is captivating. ana
what IS more is art. Another charming
representation Is the La Belle Sara OF
MISS Dorothy Drew. Her vocal numbers
were among the pleasing things Of the
evenings work
Inc attraction is replete in vaudeville
numbers and musical sketches not the
least attractive of which is the newsboys'
qulntette, the Musical Johnsons, The
GardCWnie Sisters, dancers. Perhaps the
sketches that please the best are the
traVestles on THE Royal Family Gay
Lord Quex,' manicure boys and girls ana
the 'F1orodora SeXtette The chorus is
unusually large in numbers and has the
merit of being well selected and hand
somely costumed. The scenery and stag
ing are good.
The Dairy Farm" the most successful
domestic play, the work Of Eleanor Mer-
ron, an actress of much ability, will be
presented at the Grand Opera house
next week by large and well selected
cast of artists including MANY of the
originals This company has been Sc
lected by James H. Wallick. who is man.
aging the tour, with special view as to
the ability of each one for the character
they represent The play Will be ade-
quately staged with all the original
scenery, costumes and effects.
Inc Victoria burIesquers made their re
appearance at the Star yesterday and de-
nonstrated their popularity by drawing
crowded houses. The performance is
iluch me same as on the occasion of theiI
last visit and the manner In which the
audience received it proves that it il as
Sooo as ever. The initial and afterDlecns
nave the necessary proportion Of action
ana move at the required pace. The CIR
rent songs are reasonably well rendered
py chorus neatly cOstumed The special
" section Of the bill remains unchanged
Out tAefe is no deterioration i'll the quail
lty or the several specialities. Aggie Ben.
Ter. who heads the list, sings SONGS A
good joke, which is on Miss Behler han.
pened yesterday afternoon though she
didn't notice it at the time She has onl
song which she sings to some one in thc
BOXES Yesterday she picked out a mar
VINO was stolidly Indifferent to the laugh
ter Of the house at his expense an
equally Indifferent to the actress. Later
II proved that he was very hard Of hear.
ing and quite nearsighted, as he asked
companion what Miss BehIer had SAID
GfeVe and Green give their clever musica
speciality and Reid and Gilbert in ."rhe
Actress and the Mick" deliver their Ion.
list OF really witty sayings. Leroy anC
LeVanion, in their comedy bar act dc
some terrific knOckabout work that woulc
put the ordinary strenuous man in tht
OBITUARY column. Markey and Smart arr
llpefaI IN their dispensatiOn of clever
gags and are a source of a good share
OF the fun of the olio. Markey's Hebrew
representation in the burlesque is splendid
lnough his makeup is a bit too coarse
me Harpers couple Of colored folks
retain their popularity and made the usua
MT yesterday. The 'Poloscope." :. moytne
picture machine concludes the olfo with !
NUMBER Of well selected pictures. 1nclud.
ing some views Of Prince Henry in Wash.
lngtoh. The parody of the sacred sore
Jerusalem in the last act is in had
taste. 1t is pleasure to note that II
did not make a hit.