The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

little June Pclton is a wonder. though
only eight years old.
Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar have
changed the name of the musical farce
Whlch they have chosen to follow. Foxy
grandpa The new title selected is The
Courteous Cannibal." Foxy Grandpa''
WI NIL continue on the road next season
Mltnout either of its present stars The
dps s9 or Mr.. Hart win insure less dis
cord III the music
De Wolf Hopper will begin his season
ihder the mana cement of William A. Bra
~ next october at the Academy of Music
Montreal Mr.. Hopper's first Vehicle "A
runaway King, was finished last week.
Wilton Lackaye and the COMPANY nre-
Sentlng The Pit will jump from ST.
LOUIS direct to New York to appear at the
iI 1.r IT, theaIer tomorrow night 1t is like
" mat Mr.. Lackaye will remain in the
metropolis until the end of the present
season. ~
.s ~ lola a.. Allen was on the sick list the
carry part of last week. In Syracuse she
was compelled to miss a performance on
account of her illness Last Sunday she
arrived III Boston ard underwent a sur
sital operation. as she had developed an
apsceSs in her ear She was much i'm
proved by the operation, but acting on
me ADVICE of her physician, deferred OMEN
d dlS the Boston engagement until Tues
And now come Terry and Mrs. Terry
McG?Ve1n, possessed of the lauda BILE am
D1f1on of others before them TO 1Inlift tba
do~TAfod stage. The little pugilistic mar
NeI may not fall so far short of achieving
ms meme III the Kremer Hall OF Fame. for
ne venice he has chosensis The Bowery
AFTER DARK, an atmosphere in which he
ana ms pretty Wife need have no fear of
nlstrloIc failure. Terry will portray the
Bowery bootblack, and it is seriously adj
fNIaaA- II ,1,a.-.
ISL Is an actor of promise.
William Gillette and "The Admirable
1tlchtoh' complete their third month of
Week, says the New York Press. AS the
Barrie butler-hero Mr.. Gillette includes
dlot only all the fine qualities that distin-
Sherlock Holmes" but f he ' adds a da
cidediy =, human touch of romantic senti-
ment that makes this character more in
tefesting than its predecessors.
Why actors. as rule. fail as plav-
~rights is thus explained by the drama fio
WRITER of the New York World in a re-
view OF the failure of The Light That
Lies in Woman's Eyes" written by q;
IL: SotheTn for his wife:
The reason is plain. An actor must he
aiso an egoast to great extent. He must
accomplish it he must keep in the center
or the stage. Applause is the meat ana
drink of his existence.
Hight flown and resoundine speechns
attract him: Striking situations-aIways
Win Win himself on top-appeal to him as
slfohg. 1t matters little what becomes
OF the rest as long as he is at the fore
When the curtain falls. All, these cIinav
chaserS e1iiie'A
so, when he sets out to WELD the
quill he slashes away with his eves fixn9
on only himself. What he must make
hlmsen DO In the play comes first What
IS logical or natural or common sense are
matters of lesser consideration. He nuts
the cart before the horse"
Nat Z. Goodwin, who is the husband
oI MISS Elliott, as almost everyone knows
Was recently leaving the theater after
Witnessing his wife's performance when
me carriage attendant touched him on
the arm to Indicate where the carriage
so This ms way. if you please, Mr.. Elliott"
Nat turned upon the attacIa of thu
MY dear young man. it may interest
you to know that my name is Goodwin NOT
Elliott The lady in the case is Mrs
Goodwin, and am not Mr. Elliott
AS the man stammered and fnurpured
an apology. Goodwin continued:
But bless You, l don't care I don't
piame YOU. Ny Wife has made such a
MT that knew someone would call me
MIR. Elliott sooner or later"
new one Is going the rounds at tho
expense of Richard Mansfield which is not
mar pad 1t seems that Mansfield in his
anxiety to get to a theater in New York
III winch to bring out for a single week,