The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-31
cause OF Miss Tanquay's long associa-
ton with that. we'll known song.

stio s1 WITH that. we'll known song.
Here we have Four Hundredth
Has the Play run 4 year? Oh. dear
No.. But then there are Matinees, you
Know. And Rehearsals. The Piece has
zplayed -Four Hundred Times. The Press
8 Agent and the Manager say so. OF
course they ought to Know, and They
always tell the Truth. What pretty
souvenirs! They are Real Gold and
cost more than the Theater Tickets.
Row charitable of the Management to
give them Away.-Theatrica Primer.
AFTER extensive alterations which will
make 1t conform TO the new fire ordi-
hances McVlcker's theater, in Chicago,
VIII pc reopened Saturday night, Sept.
8. with Charming Pollack's dramatiza-
ton OF Frank Norris novel. "The Pit.
The Pearl and the Pumpkin is the
lltle OF W.. W. Denslow's new spectacle
to be put out next season by Klaw &
Erlanger.@ Denslow is the librettist of
The Wizard of Or
Florence Stone is to be seen next
season in a big revival of Cleopatra"
Several we'll known actors have been
mentioned as leading men for Daniel
F'rohman's stock company at the Ly-=
T. Haines. Francis Carlyle, William
Pascoe and William Farnum.
Beerbohm Tree again has fallen
back on Clyde Fitch's 1.-The Last of the
Dandies" in London, and is reported to
be doing well. The play never has
peen presented in this country, but
fo,- 600
son with Henry E. :Dixey in the prin-
cipal role.
James K. Hackett's liking for Wins
ton Churchills books is personified in
the statement he sends out that he in
tends to have The Crossing drama
tized, the work to be intrusted to Louis
Evan Sh1pman. with the understanding
that the play is to be ready for pro-
duction about November in Washing
ton.
In the voice trial Mr.. Savage himself
has one voice. The three others are
his technical director, his grand opera
conductor and his contractor. It re-
quires three of the four votes thus pro-
yided to decide for and against an as
pirant. and where it is impossible to
reach conclusion on this basis on the
first hearing the singer is required to
come again at another time, when. it
is supposed his or her increased con-
fidence may bring about an affirmative
decision
The cast of the musical extrava-
ganza, THE Runaways," which will
play here early this season contains
most all of the original cast, prorni-
nent among whom are Arthur Dunn,
Clarence Harvey, Charles Dox, Jack
1Jo, nhnp u fv,ik.
Earle, Helen Lord, Blanche Wayne,
Sisters Wallace and Mae York.
Sam S. Shubert has added Herbert
Kelley and Fife Shannon to his list of
stars 1t is his purpose to present
them this season in a new play from
the German bearing the unique title Of
Taps" 1t is of a semi military char
acter.
Miss Ada Rehan becomes a member
of the Shubert forces this season, and
after run in New York will be sent
en- tour in repertoire of the classics.
including The School for Scandal
and "The Country Girl"
The following stars appear under
Charles Frohman's management: FL
len Terry, Julia Marlowe, Maude
Adams, Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Annie
Russell, Ethel Barrymore, Ellaline
Terriss, Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. Bloodgood,
Marie Tempest. Virginia Harmed, Fay
Davis, Irene Vanbrough, Edna May,
John Drew. E.. H. Sothern, William
Gillette, John Hare. Francis Wilson,
William Crane, William Faversham,
Henry Miller, Weldon Grossmith, Will
liam Collier, Sam Bernard, Seymour
Hicks, Henry Irving
Henry w. Savage's English Grand
Opera company will go to the Pacific
coast during the coming season. This
will be the first transcontinental tour
of this famous organization. Festivals
will be given in sixty-five different
cities.
In "The College Widow" George AIDE
satiriZes mildly the craze for athletics
that prevails in the smaller colleges,
and the spirit of rivalry that exists be-
tween the teams and classes that meet