The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-16

The third act pictures her as she strug-
giles for living with the toilers of the
tenements. The fourth act is that of
East river in the shadow of the Brook
| Ign bridge. In this act occurs the race
for life between a swift naphtha launch
| owned by Dan Matthews, and a police
| patrol boat. The last scene of the fourth
act, one of the strongest ever presented,
| is that Of the interior of a large circus
tent owned BY Pan Matthews TSs J, W ehj3G
to dance, Matthews grabs the child and
hurls it into the cage OF African lions.
Jack Walters, frantic with fear, enters
1 the cage and. beating back the hons,
rescues the child from the jaws OF
death. S ~
The company is said to be uniformly
good, and the scenic display more than
usually elaborate. "
orpheum-V Vaudeville. !.
! Arthur Prince, Great Britain g great
est ventriloquist, heads the bill at the
Orpheum next week, and If our Brit,
ISL cousins know anything, about good
cal figure, es.Jim,n' will give Orpheum
audiences all kinds of amusement next
week. Prince has been the reigning
music hall favorite in London and the
provinces for several seasons, and only
the most extraordinary Inducements on
the part Of the Orpheum5 Circuit COM
pany< could get him to enter forelgns
fields. Prince comes. direct from Lon
don, and this will sbe his first American
appearance. .. o.
+ It will be prettyn near an all-star bill,
as Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins Fisher, the Pat
Fly sbrothers and Celina Bobe are among
I the artists assembled. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher are among the graatssti & hara "a
tier portrayers in vaudeville. Those who
vow, Am bo, no bri11iant work of the
late Arthur Sidman and Of Will Greasy,
/ who made such hit here last season in
Clown Hall Tonight will find pleas
ure in the playing Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher in Ezra Kendall $ CHARACTERISTIC
sketch, '.'.The Halfway House. - -
The Patty brothers are European &C
robats who are duplicating in this coun-
try the sensation they created Z in
Europe. Alexander Patty accomplishes
the astonishing feat of walking down
flight of stairs on his head. .
The Partisan music halls were drawn
upon in securing Nine. Celina Bobe, a
zylophone expert and violin virtuoso
, who has been a great favorite on both
; the eastern and the Orpheum circuits.
Smith and Campbell, whose conversa-
tion is guaranteed to carry much COM
edy, are also on the bill, as are Frecto
, and Dare, unusually versatile instru.
mentalists, whose dialog makes much
, merriment Brown and Wally. male
Edrome g animated picture story of
"The Horse Theft promise to add to
the strength Of the weeks bill.
Lyceu1n-Va udeville.
Always something new and enter
tanning is to be the rule at the Lyceum
under it's present management as pop
ular- priced vaudeville house. Hack
neyed turns will be discarded for fresh
novelties. Acts which are 'tdiferent,' =
+ which combine originality, sensational
ism and novelty will be found at the
4 Lyceum each week.
A change Of bill comes next Monday
II representative of the policy Of the
management. For example, the great
European novelty act Of 5Constantineau
4 & Lawrence will be featured. The
dancers do their performance upside
( down, one Of the oldest spectacles ever
{ presented. They sing songs Of the
"coon'' variety, introduce a waltz
Eclog, clog buck and wing dancing, and
a great comedy stunt.
balancer, is another European act that
makes a hit. Spaulding is something
of q comedian, and proves it while go
ing thru lis difficult feats. Coleman
and Mexas, expert rife shots, have a
prominent place on the bill. Their act
is highly SENSATIONAL. ard when they
begin pumping handfuls of rife bullets
exciting. Of course, their clothing is
made Of bullet proof cloth, but the au,
dience doesn It understand
il Another excellent act is that Of the
Wilson's, high+class vocalists, who have
II been well received in the east: The
Charles Brennan company, which has
been favorably received in a comedy
sketch, has been retained. for another
ii week.
This week g bill with Baby Lund
q the dainty soubrette. Georgia Lewis
the whistling girl, droll little Allie Les
i lie with her child stories and the bic
comedy cast will hold the boards fol
5 the Sunday performances and on Mon
day afternoon.
At the last moment Manager El,
was fortunate in securing the famous
Berlinese troupe of trained leopards
X. seven in number, which will positively
appear at each performance all mex
/. week.
Dewey Jolly Grass widows. J,
Lovers Of high-class vaudeville an6
performance of the Jolly Grass Widows
which will be the attraction at TIT
Dewey theater the coming week The
company has long had an enviable repu
tation as the best burlesque show OF
the road. But this season it is bigge,
and better than ever and presents
many a., new and interesting novelties
the opening and 1.-THE Sign of@ tn,
Light brings the performance to ];
~ close. Both are filed with witty dia
iogue, catchy musical numbers an,