The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16

let" with its scintillant effects, the "Mu-
steal Nurses" when the Daisies and the
Roses Went to War;. '.Lida," and 'My
Pig Mig My" The last Is moonlight
revcl before the king, characterized, it is
said, by it's barbaric Inagnifcence.
FooTL1GHT FLASHES.
company will be seen in Goethes Faust"
One of the most novel and original plays of re-
cent years is why Girls Leave Home,'. which
will soon be seen at the Bijou.
Otis Skinner in Jean Richcpin's new play,
Metropolitan for three nights and Saturday matt
nee, commencing Thursday, May IL.
FRITZ seheff, with the original New York cast
Metropolitan for three nights and matinee
opening Thursday evening. May ..
.Florodora,' will be seen at the Metropolitan
for four nights and Il, matinee, beginning Sun
those who are seeking fun and frivolty.
f. H. Southern, in his creation, King
Robert .G Of Sicily in Justin H5unty MeCarthys
gagement of three nights and matinee at the
Metropolitan, beginning Monday, May 8.
Voodoo scene depicting the weird vagaries
plantation before the late unpleasantness, is in
troduced in Al W. Martins production of '"Uncle
Toms CABIN which comes to the Bijou soon.
An interesting experiment will be tried at
the Lyceum, that of giving a double bill. Six
evening performances of sterling comedy, one
evening and three matinees of Carmen in
which Grace Hayward will play the title role.
One of the most Interesting productions to be
presented at the Bijou this season will be the
mart nGrths H sdhsS Esn n his
tale of the city of New York and Lake Superior
region. Se Z
Miss Viola, Allen will appear, at the Metro
pol1tan for the half week commencing Monday
ed Rs - ws aGp Night IT, Hs viii Zig 35a
fOurth n W flee A1ap hoe
since becoming a star. 4.3s
Among the coming attractions at the Lyceum
are Cecil Raleigh's melodrama, Sporting Life,',
be a complete production, and will contain II
prize I!.. fight, horse race and other sporting
be be-. Al H. Wilson and company in Sidney R.
Ellis - romantic ON play "A Prince of Tatters "a
sss e 20 a% 3sEh jolly Ny
Winding Of the Yarn and MY Old Pipe" Inc
of are to have the
isis ApI Il VS. 25 and qSs 30 lR IN nI little
Fs The reVxai of T Sss 1 Little fn
which characterized its original production.
-. Following David Harum at the Bijou, David
for ra one Mee M
story of rich young southerner. Who has come me
east to try His hand at Wall street The incl
dents and troubles resulting involve the story of
Eleanor Downs, 8 Kentucky girl, who has
Futurity, and the gradual development of the
heart romance of these two young persons.
-. Anne Blancke, who plays the part Of "Bob,"
the newsboy, in "a Little Outcast," coming to
the Bijou this season. is one of the most petite
women ON the stage which fact often gives
rise to many amusing occurrences. At recent
rehearsal crowd of children were being
drilled for the birthday party scene and when
their time was up they were told to leave the
stage immediately. to make room for their ED
ers A stage hand, coming on. saw small girl
sitting on a soap box and evidently taking a
said the man in his fercest tone, clear outl
iouse kids do no hangn around here-get!"
when the small girl stood up and revealed her,
skirt e