The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-14
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Foyer Chat.

The Rollicking Girl which ran TO,
nearly seven months in New York city
comes to the Metropolitan tonight fol
three nights and Saturday matinee only
The Rollicking Girl' is a rollicking play
with rollicking songs and an infinite
amount Of jest. In the principal role OF
Schmaltz. Sam Bernard has gained new
honors as master Of broken dialect, and
Of unbroken. clean-cut, comedy work
schmaltz is theatrical wigmaker, who
spends most of his time "bossing sou.
brettes.' With Mr.. Bernard as chief OF
the fourscore fun making assistants is
dashlng Hattie Williams, who as Ilona,
the runaway girl, who Becomes a leadine
lady, has many opportunities for acting
singing and dancing. The production
comes intact from the Herald Square the
alter, New York: It is a Charles Frohnaau
production, which Is guarantee for good
taste and unstinted expenditure. There
are many songs in 1.-THE Rollicking Girl
all of them good, but some ofjthem espe-
cially popular, and among these are Miss
Williams songs, "Friends That Are Good
and True" Tricks" ''The Girl from NV
Own Town. and the coon song INV
Cabin Door" Mr.. Bernard also has two
catchy songs, 'Lovey-Dovey," and Tn
dams on Broadway In the latter HE is
assisted by Miss Williarf1s, Virlie DAILY and
Willard simms. p o. i ss@@s'. :.
The engagement of the sappho
Ladies' quartet at the Lyceum this week
IS proving one Of the most profitable OF
the season. Large audiences are the rule,
and the vaudeville bill presented for this,
the last week Of vaudeville, is strictly
AL" The musical Harris. Mile. Ca
price. Hyde and Heath, Charles s.. Laird
and Porter brothers are other high-class
entertainers. .....
The Unique has an excellent vaudeville
entertainment this week in which Mar
garet Severance, the talented young
southern girl, gives fine limitations of eel
ebrated actresses. This is one of the
really first-class acts on the vaudeville
stage. Will Hart and May Dillon, and
MantelPs wonderful troupe of marionettes
are other good features.
:, Dinlz, the clever clown dog, who is such
big feature Of the Herbert dog act at
the Orpheun this week, is Is years old
and is getting gray and deaf, but he still
does his back somersault, his high dive
of thirty feet from a ladder he has
climbed unaided, and is the proud pos
SCISSOR OF a. collar made of sixteen rare
English silver pieces and given by admir-
ing professional friends in England.
Fred Lennox, who plays the leading
role in George AIDES sketch, ION His
Uppers, at the, .Orpheum next week,
was the original Cicero j. Cramps, actor
and stage manager. in AIDES peggy
from Paris when 1t was first produced
In the studebaker theater, Chicago.
That local theatergoers are partial to
tarce-comedy productions is being dem
onstrated at the Bijou this week, where
good sized audiences are attending the
performances of ''The Funny Mr.. Dooley.''
The specialties are novel and entertaining
and are accorded liberal applause. A
popular priced matinee will be given on
Saturday at $780, Sg...
q genuine novelty is promised in
Marching Thru Georgia, :. (which opens
at the Bijou Sunday afternoon, in the
fact that it is a war play without a bat
tie. This romance has a. foundation
built on world renowned history, and the
advantage of being written by an author
OF eminence who visited Georgia that he
might become thoroly acquainted with the
local atmosphere An elaborate scenic
equipment and a capable company have
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