The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-23

clined, and the occasional comic opera
habitue all appear to be enjoying pretty
Lulu Glaser'S portrayal of Winsome Dolly
at the Herald Square these days, and
they have popularized her songs, her
sayings, and her gowns and hats until
her dainty reign will extend far beyond
the allotted time. Tomorrow dolly Var
DEM enters upon her ninth week at the
Herald Square, and to add to Mr. Whit
ney's contentment Of mind the box office
reports shows the advance sale to be the
largest of any previous week.
BY actual count there were forty three
public places-theaters, restaurants and
hotels-where Dolly Warden music
was being played in Greater New York
last week. These figures were obtained
by the publishers of Dolly Warden
music. This is pretty good proof Of the
genuineress of Miss Glaser's hit in Dol
iy Warden" at the Herald Square theater.
The Empire Theater company, includ-
ing Charles Richman and Margaret An
glin, have scored another Empire success
with the Fulda company 1.-THE Twin Sis
ters,' which was first presented at the
Empire theater last Monday evening. The
play was received with immediate ard
tremendous favor, and the present aLli-
tude of the theatergoing public towards
the production points to the probability
that it will be the greatest triumph
dCnlGNGQ by the COIUpdny Since NH. 16lCu-
man and Miss Anglin have been at it's
head. The production itself is regarded
as one of the most beautiful and impress
i've of a season that has been marked
by elaborate and expensive stage settings.
1t is indeed a worthy artistic background
for Fulda's beautiful poetic comedy,
which Louis n. Parker has succeeded in
most satisfactorily turning into English
The playing of the Empire company is,
of course, the important factor which
gives 1.-THE Twin Sisters it's value as an
attraction. The story which deals with
a form of husband enchanting, and which
relates how handsome young wife wins
back the waning love Of her lord and
master, touches on a great variety of
human emotions all the passions Of jeal-
ousy, suspicion, resentment and conquer
ing love being included in it's range, so
it will be seen the Empire players, and
especially the two leaders, Mr.. Richman
and Miss Anglin, have abundant oppor-
tunity to display their abilities.
Frank Daniels third week at the Ca
sino, in Miss Simplicity" has demon
strated both by the size and the enthusi-
asm of his audiences that the rotund,
jocund comedian is riding very close to
the crest of the wave of success. His
admirers have always regarded Mr.. Dan
iels as one Of the funniest, if not the fun
NEST man on the stage, and it is pretty
| generally admitted that no piece in which
he has ever appeared has afforded him
| such generous chances for the display Of
| his comedy gifts as does miss Simplic-
| 1ty.' The several songs that fall to his
| lot in this operate comedy are also not
able for their laugh provoking quality,
1.-THE Interrogative Child" 1.-THE Chest
nutty Language of Lovers" and Bobby,
| the Sunday School Boy" having become
particularly popular The pretty coon
melody, Resale" has struck the fancy
| of the whistlers, and one can hear it on
| almost every street corner.
Willie Collier stays on at the Madison