The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
Next Weeks Offerings
. at the Haylouses
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lures and all win be in the big bill COM
mencing Monday afternoon.
Unique
The Unique will present new bill
Monday afternoon, in which some Of the
smartest acts .obtainable in, popular
priced vaudeville Will be presented.
Seamon, Adams and Rogers are head
liners in singing act, which is heralded
as one of the really high-class singing
specialties now available in popular
priced houses. Then there is another de-
lightful singing act presented by the
Hirschorns, Alpine warblers. This is
one of those sweet, melodious singing
turns comprising yodeling tunes that
awaken all ones love Of harmony.
Another top-liner is promised in the
Brothers, who vary their act by some
clever Juggling and hoop-rolling tricks.
The program also makes mention of the
Wrens, two clever people who have won
distinction in a comedy sketch and a
whistiing speciality. Johnnie Fox, the
celebrated hand balancer, Mile Revelle,
the young lady with the gift Of talking
an audience into becoming her friends in
two minutes, who also sings funny
songs; Harold Beckrow and Herman La
Fleur, in new illustrated songs, and new
motion pictures comprise the remainder
Of the bill. ~, -.....
Dewey -
Laughter is the keynote of The Jolly
Girls company, which appears at. the
Dewey theater next week. The Jolly
Girls are all that the term implies. The
performance is one continual round of
iollity and laughter. Pretty girls, mag
nifc entity and tastily gowned, in the
/ fashions of the day and Of days gone by,
| unctuous comedians of unusual ability,
are seen, and faithfully work to please
their auditors. Two rollicking musical
extravaganzas are offered, can Honest
Politician' and "Tempest in Tea
House: - One comedy scene after an
light, musical numbers and intricate
dancing business, and taken as a
whole, very meritorious perform
ance is given. The company includes
Sam Sidman, a well-known German
comedian, who has been seen in Lew
Field 8 roles in Weber &, Fields road
productions; James Connors, a tai
ented Irish comedian; George Davis, the
remarkable barytone singer; Rosaie, the
Lassard Brothers, Melville & Revere
singing and dancing soubrettes; also
Bragg & Ashton, comedy sketch artists
Auditorium -
Manager Frank L. Perley has made
some changes in the cast Of 1.-The Girl
and the Bandit which have improved
it. Viola Gillette, the handsomes
"girl- boyo on the stage, is still the
prima donna. Mabel Hite, the dainty
coincidence. whose mirth- provoking
portrayal of Queeressa was the EN-
phatic hit Of last season, will be seer
in her delicious role. Joseph Miron
he Of the submarine voice, has his ole
part Of Murderallo. George MacFar
lane is still Count di Romano, Will,
among the new faces are t. Henri,
Coote, a lyric tenor who captured Lon
don in 'EThe Prince of Pilsen.'' Frances
Ann Wear is the latest discovery of MIR
: Perley. Miss Wear is a Texan b,
birth, the possessor of much physica
beauty and a truly marvellous soprano
voice of great range, sympathy ant
expression. In addition, there is Joh1
G. Sparks, a favorite Of the old farce
comedy days, who plays the part Of th'
multimillionaire contractor from Amer
lea, and Miss Marion Wilder, a Cali
,, fornia girl, who is said to possess beau
ty,. voice and physical charms tina
, make her a positive acquisition. eth
, Girl and the Bandit''I opens at tn
auditorium Monday night for thre
evening performances, with smatine
= Wednesday,, r. :.