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SIR HENRY IN MELoDRAMA.

1t isn't easy to imagine Sir Henry
Irving as the central figure in meIo-
drama. Yet the first of the English
players admits to a series OF PERFORM
ances of this character.
MY transforming days" said Sir
Henry recently, seem very distant,
and yet very dear to me now. | recall
with particular pleasure a melodrama of
crime in high life wherewith I barn
stormed the provinces for two success
full seasons.
MY part called. in the first act for
dark stage. In that darkness I fought
with an old earl, threw him heavily,
and when he did not rise after the loud
thud Of his fall. 1 cried out:
Great heavens, What have
done?
''Uusually this scene impressed and
moved my audience tremendously. but
1 remember one night in Birmingham
when a coster, with one little witticism,
turned my outcry and the darkness
and the old earls tragic fall into ridi-
cule and laughter. l have never seen
that coster, but 1 remember his voice
well. 1t was a slow. dry voice. like
Mark Twain's, and 1t manifested itself
just after the fall of my aged and noble
antagonist. The old earl had dropped
heavily, and in the silent obseurity I
had cried, Great heavens, What have
l done?' when the coster spoke -up.
Strike light. young fellow. and
We'll have q look "
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24

@HE engagement of "The Bosto-
( mans" which closed last night
" with performance of The Ser
enade" at the Metropolitan, will be one
of the pleasant recollections of the
season.
1t has been somewhat the fashion
during the past year or two for season
ed theater-g cores to speak slightingly of
this organization as a mere remnant
of the original aggregation that de-
lighted us in the early nineties. and
consequently much inferior thereto
Such disparaging comment does an
injustice to a most worthy :; X IN
of light opera singers. 1t should not
be forgotten that the contro4.ii,s zl-4-s,
the Intelligent direction of this om-
pany is still the same. Barnabee and
Macdonald still direct the stage and
Samuel Studley still presides over the
music. drills the chorus and rehearses
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proprietor in Denver. and for years
followed his bent in this direction. AS
the city grew larger Deyere opened the
Alcazar theater at TWenty-th and
Arapahoe streets in Denver and for a
time his burlesques and after pieces
were famous throughout the West.
During the last twenty years or so
he has had some reputation as poet.
Many persons remember the 1.-TWO Lit
tie Busted Shoes" and have wept over
them. Many more remember with what
laughter they read, Walk, You Sucker,
Walk"
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
GOOD ACTORS IN DIR EsTRAITs.

One rule an actor clings to des-
perately until he is reduced to the very
last straits. If he is $100-a-week
man-which means If he has ever re-
ceived that salary-he will all but
starve before he will accept $s999 q
week, says the New York Commercial
Advertiser. The theory-and it is
founded on facts that a man or
woman gets large salary only after
years of effort. Once in certain rank.
he cannot afford to cheaper himself
for. having done that, it is all but i'm
possible for him ever to get back
gain. That is one reason why the
Lambs and Players are so full of actors
who are resting
But this season is forcing many to
the very unwelcome alternative of ac-
cepting, or being willing to accept.
places at much less than their norni-
nal price. Actors, like mana gers, are
suffering keenly from the prevailing
peor business. The only persons con-.
nected with the profession that are
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"THE FATAL WEDDING" AT THE
GRAND.

In "The Fatal Wedding which
comes to the Grand for weeks en-
gagement, commencing tonight, the
thea ter goers of the city will get some
thing out of the ordinary run of COM
edy dramas. The piece, which has just
finished a run in New York city. proved
its drawing powers by playing to
crowded houses during it's enga cement
in the metropolis.
The plot of The Fatal Wedding" is
unconventional, and serves to introduce
a story full of heart interest and pa
thos, and one that appeals strongly to
the feminine portion of the theater-
going public. Yet there is sufficient
comedy introduced to keep the audience
in happy frame of mind throughout
the performance. Scenes and incidents
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the principals. The result is inevitably
an adequate Interpretation OF the mu-
Sic. The female chorus is not a musical
comedy collection of "shoW girls" Sc
lected solely for their faces and figures,
but a body OF young women chosen
for their voices. The same is true of
thesmale chorus, and the consequence
of this is the most effecting ensemble
singing on the American comic opera
Stages
AS for the changes in principals it
might be observed that prima donna
SopRanoS, and for that matter contral-
tos, ARE not endowed with perennial
youth, and youth, or at least the SEM
blanee1 of it, is very essential to the
principal feminine roles in comic opera.
1t is a question whether Jessie Bart
lett Davis today would be half as
pleasing in the role of Alan-a-D Dale
as she was twelve years ago; and as
for the many sopranos who have shone
through the medium of Maid Marian,
some have retired from the stage and
others have lost their fresh voices, and
would no longer delight the populace in
the same role.
But, thank goodness, the supply is
not exhausted. The Bostonians are
ever on the lookout for sweet voices,
combined with youth. Witness the two
sopranos Misses Brown and thinner,
whom the are exploiting this year. The
writerShas beheld Maid Marians during
the extended career of this company
whoEWere not as satisfying, vocally and
dramatically, as Miss Agnes Brown.
SO with the numerous tenors whom
the Bostonians have cast for the role
of Robin Hood. Men possessing a bet
ter stage presence, and more histrionic
ability than Mr.. RuthVen have sung
the title role in this opera, but several
of them lacked the purity of tone no.
ticeable in the present incumbent
Taking them for all in ALL the Bos-
tonians are still "a noteworthy aggre-
cation, whose presentations of the
operas within their repertoire are in
variably characterized by fidelity, good
taste and thorough appreciation of the
musical possibilities of the score.
And Barnabee and rockingham are
still alive to supply the unctuous hu-
NOR and comedy.
Sag Harbor,' the final creation of
the late James A. Herne. which had
never been presented before in ST.
Paul, came and went. but did not con-
quer The failure was partly attribu-
table, to the company, but mainly due
to the inferiority of the drama to the
high standard set by Mr. Herne in
Shore Acres" Indeed his earlier play,
"Hearts of Oak. has much more to
recommend it than Sag Harbor,'
whose story lacks pathos and interest,
and whose dialogue is often trivial and
without purpose, while it occasionally
descends TO the level of farce, as In the
scene between Frank Turner and the
village music teacher. who makes. love
to him in the last act. To compare
this play to Shore Acres" is a great
injustice to that remarkably strong and
faithful drama. F. C. H.
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of real happenings in the great metrop-
oils are portrayed.
The main interest in the piece is the
Interpretation of a child part by little
Cora Quinten and Baby Zena Keife.
So much responsibility has been at
tached to this particular character that
the management has found it necessary
to carry two children, who appear at
alternate performances.
Reproductions of some Of the most
famous scenes in and around Gotham
are shown. Among them is counter
feiters den, located on the banks of
the Hudson river. Another scene shows
the famous Palisades at night. In con-
nection with this storm effect is pro-
duced. The famous Grace church, New
York city, is reproduced, as we'll as
several other well known New York
landmarks. A competent cast is said
to have been engaged.
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"THE SULTAN OF SULU," AT THE
METROPOLITAN.

George Ade's musical comedy, THE
Sultan of Sulu," which was first pre-
sented in this city early last season,
and has since experienced a profitable
run in New York city, will be the at
traction at the Metropolitan, COM
mencing next Thursday. For the bene-
fit of those who missed seeing 1.-The
Sultan of Sulu' upon his former visit,
the story will be recapitulated:
Ki-Ram has recently invaded the
territory of one of his tributary chief
tains, or "dattos," and captured the
eight beautiful nieces of. the datto
whom ne. has added. to his family. of
wives. The infuristed inferior has de-
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
"UNDER TWO FLAes," AT THE
METROPOLITAN.

The entire New York production of
Flags" adapted from Ouidas novel OF
the same name, is announced for pres
entation at the Metropolitan tonight
Ouida's novel, first published in 1859,
has previously been utilized for stage
purposes with varying degrees of sue
cess sbut until recent years it has nev-
er been produced as romantic drama.
in which other episodes are subor-
dinated to the dominating theme, that
of love, jealousy and despair of the
viyandiere, Cigarette, whose infatua-
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ten in Der oeutihen lleberisBung bic
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Tas Reiultat oet Uahl IN Ser Staot
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9ierrs, suIammen 774 5timmen. Bon
ben 5olpuibips gaben oeribieoene cine
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fir pierre gu iberudltigen. 8as
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gBo1lfreit um ous SopiiOl. oenn Der
allaemeine Sis9 Der Republttdner
luur0e ia uorausgeiehen
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g9ie i'm 3unSen 2anOe Die Republi=
tauer einen acknowledgement Sieg
erranaen, 10 Die GnpitolItdot 9ierre
fiber Daithea. $4,000 Stimmei be-
trdot 8ierres Mojoritdt, un0 oies be-
peif, OaB ni6t allein bic Spmpatbie
i'm Staaie fir 8isrre mar, ionoern
aud SaB Die Raioritdt Der StimmQe=
ber Qertrauen in Die @ntiDidelung oes
neftIid)en Seiles oss Stautes batten.
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nirb Die 9apitOifra9e nun filr lon9e
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Nlnioritdten fir gierre uuo .Dlttbell,
joweit bieielben bel SdluB Der 8eoat-
tinn betanut uaren
aRaioritdten fiir 9ierre.
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uno 26 Tlberne, iowie So tronere
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Jlnbs.
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erbielten Iilberne WeoaiIeu fir ihrs
qusfeauna BON Sorn (Rais), nno
3aDifon 6ountp fir feline ausfel.
lung bon Bop Corn" Gmmer, @ei=
sen uno 0irfs.
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len fir ihre Butter. .Auslteaung; Die
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9itrreS srObartiger sicg.

139; Sroquois III; Sedla 9; @ureta
z; QermilIiun 63; 0eiliH9ton l04;
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ton Us; gsmono As; 8atertomn 979;
9rootings $50; aingsburl GountD
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gilas 6; Slobam GA; glare 20; @aro
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arc, 80; Alcefsr 81; Siour sails ia;
@teaine $50.
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800.
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Sic gsabl in sionr 5als nn0 Nliune1a1a Gonntp

tat miro ourt bic nod ausltehenoen
8ericbte teiue pelsntlibe aenoerung er:
fabren. Sotueit iUiro Die republitani=
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maren 1909 republitaniih. 4l2 oemO=
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7Siir Mlitbea. 8enton, 30; Sart.
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pios 6itD, l25; Saopi, 81; 8altic,
81; 0lapleton, g; Sumbelot Sc,
0eaRapios 5omnIbip. IS.
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qBis Die 30. 80. in leBter lummer
ribiia propbeseii battsn, lit 9tpoieOelt
nit elmer 10 rieIigenBluralit1t i'm aau=
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fen nur fplQenoe, ME beSneilelte Stad.
ten Gin: gllabama. 81, 500; glrtanias.
40. 900; 6iorioa, $4,000; Georgia,
A., 600; Reutufp, 10, 600; Soutiiana.
80, 600; Ntiiiiiiippi gtorth Carolina,
SOUTH Carolina, 3enueliee. p, 600
Seras, Is, 900; 8ir9inia llno ielblt
in oieIen oemOfraiiihen Staaten 1T
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Mepnblitanii6er
= Nieieniie9,
Gyait Oas gauge SanO Dat Die SlOmini'
itratiOn NOOieOelts inOOriirt.
saO.9afotas repnbIifaniIdle MaiOritat.

bic Ntdioritdt geriu9er, ale iUie lie fiir
9rpon abge9eben puroe SOneit
bis ieBt betanut, bat GoOieOeli 325
glettoralItimmeu betOmmeu 6nO9orter
nur l5l. glle speifelbaiteu Staaten
trateu nit iebr orobeu 0iajOritdt fir
&ooieoelt ein. 1900, 600 Stimmen
8luraiitdt wuroen I'M 2anoe fir ibn
obQ,oeben, cine gluralitdt, bic ielbIt
oieieniee BON Qtcainlsp I'm beinahc
400, 900 5timmen iibertriIft.
SIM Staate Sin 8atota betrdgt,
iomeit bis iebt bstannt, Die republita=
Ibe gluralitdt ,nil9en 35 200 II
10000. 0as eansc republ Stadtss
tifet lit gefudbIt
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-10

9eirelis 0es 4aBmeieus miro neuers
oin9s bon Walbingtsu Goi9enoes be.
tannt geQeben lin einen 8oB sur
ReiIe ms Qusluno 3u erbalten HuB
man cine ihriftlihe Application in
form zines Miiioapits nah DEM Ss-
cretarn Of Slats in @albmgton ien=
Den, melhes angiebt gjeburtsprt une
Datum, 8eruf uno Wohnua9 oes ges
tenten, Die Grtlaruuq, paB er Die Ser.
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uuo cine MISUNDERSTANDING init
iolQenoen 1ateu: gllter. Statur,
Siirne, 2lueen. Ytaie, N2uuo, Ginu,
6aare uno @jentt. 8eiSulegeu lit oas
3euenis eineg gloubmiirOigen 3euaen
ilber Die geabrbeit Der gemabten An=
qaten. Raturalilierte 8iirger miillen
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ben, bon peldein Suien unb aui nel-
DEM Safeu unp aui pel9em Sdiffe
Tie lth nah glmerita sip9eihiift uno
unb po Iie felt ibrsr 9lntunft in 2tme=
rita oelebt b1ben, no uuo bon tueldem
@eriht Iie Oen 8iiraerihsin erhalten
6aben uno oaB lie NIT Der i'm 8iirgers
ibein geuapnten gerIOn ioentilh lino.
gEittmeu une Giuoer niihen oisIslben
9aten beSii9lih oes @jatten Oosr gaters
porlegeu. Der 9aB 1T swei Sabre
oiltig. gluf ben gaB tam man aud
Ieine 6rau, feline minoeridhrigen Rin=
Der uno 8ienltboten mitnebmen. Rad
einem ROng;eBbsidlulie liuo bic gaBs
9tequlationeH Der bsrihisOenen iremoen
9dnoer, lomsit oielelben uon gertre-
tern Der Der. Stdoten i'm Auslanoe
ermittelt lueroen tonnten, in 8uhIorm
aeorudt uno an Die aongreBmit9lieoer
uerteilt poroen. Mus oieier 8rolhiirs
III erIihtlid, odB gur9sr Der Ser.
Staaien. Denn lie libtns Quslano
begsbeu. faIi in alien 6dlIen gut tun,
Ii6 9dHe su beIorgen, oa tie oaoura
pielCn lluannebmlihteiten eut9eben
Deroen. 9lut beim @mpIane DOn
8rieFI6aften, @eloIsnonReen u. /. 10.
I'M gtusiunoe III Elm nB ses bette 9es
aiiimatiDnsmittel.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-10
nehrere glnilrinr ilrlerlinhlntell

mebrsre 2luIiEige uuiernonnRu ale
uur oentbaren @DolutioneE DoIl3ogen,
lift in jeoer 2uftldiht nit uuo geqen
ben g8ino geflbren une bate oas9uft-
itiff 70 D6lig litlterRonttoae, oaB oas
groblem oes lentbaren 2uftibiTfes i'm
grinstp als getoit aneeIeben usroen
mu6 Nlan brauht nah ben St Souis
Ter gprerimenten Iiherlih tein beion=
oerer Sptimilt 3l fem, nm Iib Ger
9Difnung binsugebsu, oaB Die reilelu=
Iiiee MenI69ett nab elmer &sihe BON
Sabr3ebnten mit oem &6oelu I'M Die
ggette ourh Die 2tiite le9eln miro
Man t6nnte bic Generation. bic beute
nod turse Suleu trdgt beinabe beueioen
nm ole munoerbaren 8in9e, Delte he
nod erleben mir0.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-10

gead 8ert1ten aus e5t. 2ouis sufOls
qe iit Suo 8atota bel Grteilun9 Der
QreiIe nitt idleht bsoaht mOr0en. Die
lanomirtidaiiIine glusfeIIun9 bat SO
4rsile srAlltsn, Oeri'nter bier 9oIoene