The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Foyer. Chat.

'In the Bishops Carriage" the play
at the Metropolitan the coming week,
commencing Monday, is a very remark
able one. 1t deals frankly with the
criminal Nance Olden, young girl
thief, and the problem afforded by her
nothing of how the under world lives,
however, this play will come as a dis4
tinct shock and will appeal to them from
it's very novelty. It's only prototype
known to the stage is Leah Kleschna, 1"
made famous by Mrs. Fiske Liebler &
Co. have given the play handsome stage
setting and an excellent company Of
players to portray its numerous char
acters. ~, - =
With the clever whistling and imita-
tions Of Tom Browne, the eccentric sing
ing and dancing Of Klein and Clifton, the
conversational comedy of Dixon and An
as only Charley Case can, the Orpheum
bill for the current week is unusually
rich in comedy, the only really serious
| moment being at the tragic finale OF Eva
Westcotts "An Episode Of Modern Life
Tonight, tomorrow and Friday nights,
with a special matinee on Thursday, the
Auditorium will offer Morphy, ''the man
who sings to beat the band,'' in a unique
program. Mr.. Morphy sings popular airs
with the military band accompaniment
and has such a wonderful voice he is
able to make himself heard distinctly
above the tunult Of noise produced by his
| band. The repertory Of songs which he
will offer is d varied one, and popular
music will predominate. Many of the
band members are solo players, and their
talents will be utilized in filling out the
! program. Popular prices will be charged.
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The seat sale for Grace Van Studdiford,
| who comes to the Auditorium next week,
opening Monday night in Lady Teazle,"
will commence tomorrow at the Metro
| politan music store. There is no greater
local favorite in comic opera than Miss
Van Studdiford whose success in ''Red
! Feather and other plays Of musical make
| is we'll known locally, and as the beaJti-
full singer will. be assisted here by first
class company and the play staged with
much display Of elegance, the engagement
will doubtless do much to make up for
the rather mediocre class Of comic opera
! or musical comedy that has been seen
! here thus far this season. -57... r
Elliott and Hanvey's big minstrels, pre-
senting complete first part" with a
fine array Of trained soloists, is the at
traction at the Unique this week. The
comedy sketch of Wills and Barron Is
|
season. Potter and Harris, aerial art
lists, have a pretty act on the flying rings.
The beautiful European act Of Deavey
! G. Co.'S marionettes and manikins is at
! tracing large audiences to the Lyceur1
this week. At one time in the act the
| stage Is full Of ballet girls, coon cake
walkers and comedy acrobats. Charles
S. Laird sings illustrated songs. A fine
J vaudeville bill is presented.
B. c. Whitney's production of "The
Show Girl the musical comedy SUCCESS,
is furnishing good entertainment for large
sized Biiou audiences. The piece intro
/ duces some very clever specialties by
1 Hilda Thomas Grace Cummings, John
Mylie, Charles E. Parcor, the Troubador
i four and others.
"The CRATER with Hap Ward, late
I Of Ward and Vokes, and his big COM
j pany of musical farce players, will be the
4 attraction at the Bijou ali next week.
This comedian is popular in every city
/ in America, and well-known character
izations have given him permanent rank
] among the brighter stars Of the stage.
HAD TO TRY BOTH
i youth by the name Of Malone