The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-04
FOOtIight Flashes.

Every detail that appertains to life in Lon
d3n seems have been looked after in Jacob
the Raleigh melodrama which is now attract
ing huge audiences to McVicker's theater in
Chicago.
The scenes in Lost in the Desert" from
the pen Of Owen Davis, which ought to attract
our theater-goers are the ones laid in the
shown with great effort, and here it is that
the tribe of genuine Bedouin Arabs not only
show their ability acrobats, but as actors
One of the principal dramatic novelties Of
the current season is the production Of the
Roads" by Arthur G: Aiston's excellent COM cons
pany- of artists. 1t will be presented here for
the first time at the Bijou.
Paul Gilmore, romantic actor Of consider
able prestige, is meeting with splendid sue
! cess this season in his new play, Lost
River" which is scheduled for presentation
David Belasco's great play, ''The Heart of
! Maryland" which was so well received here
last season, is announced for another visit
The Swedish dialect comedy drama, lyon
! Yonson, i" which has been known for the past
ten ten years as the record breaker, comes to the
| Bijou again. The title role is being played
by Knute Erickson, the Swedish-American
actor.
in which Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott met
with such emphatic success is announced to
be presented at the Bijou this season.
The Gus HILLS Royal Lillputians an ag-
! gregation of the cleverest little folks in the
world. are underlined for appearance at the
Bijou:
melodramatic offerings, which is said to be
meeting with good success will be seen here
at the Bijou later in the season.
Among the farce comedy offerings of the
season at the Bijou is included, ''Are You a
Butfalo?" which is said to be presented by a
strong acting company and staged in sump-
tuous manner.
! Chief among the large company of minstrel
artists. on the Primrose and Dockstader con
keysm, George Primrose and Lew u DOCK oas
stader; but, as if they did not consider them
selves the whole push, they have added
liam Hallet, George Robinson and H. syl-
vester: They will be here Jan. 12
~, Walker Whiteside in the romantic drama.
the Metropolitan for three nights and a matt
nee, beg dining Thursday, Jan: 1e.
ELL, Eliery,s Royal Italian band, with Creatore,
Lyceum during the past week, will play re-
turn engagement of four nights and two mat
ing with matinee Sunday, Jan. 10. q
Jeff De Angels and his company, in the
musical comedy success, "a Royal Rogue"
| tan for three nights and Saturday matinee,
commencing Thursday, JAN. 20.
Something new in the operate line will be
ger Scott having booked for that date the
Of @ peope i empoyed IN It's
! presentation, the principals including some
well-known artists.
Daniel sully in 1.-THE Parish PRIEST is
booked for the week of Feb Q at the Metro
politan.
Pcllard's Australian Juvenile opera COM
pany, in repertory Of comic-opera successes,
is one Of the current season bookings at the
Metropolitan.
'.The Girl from Maxim 81 a French farce
that created great deal of talk aud was
the big comedy success Of last season, will
play return engagement at the Metropoli-
tan
The Kirke LaShelle opera company, one of
the musical organizations of the times, sup
n n sy asnv III ns
Metropolitan