The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-24
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Foyer Chat.

a dramatic production of "Parsifal,'
beautifully staged yand enlisting the SER
Vices Of an excellent organization of
forty people, will be the offering at the
metropolitan FOR the half week COM
mencing tomorrow evening. Lawrence
Grattan will appear in the role of Par
ssifal, and Eva a8Taylor will be seen as
sKundry. 4 % i ......--.
:#%B. c. Whitnegs production Of the
musical comedy success, 'Piff, Paff,
Pouf, !" will occupy the stage of the Net
ropolitan for -four nights and matinee
beginning next Sunday night ''Piff, Paff,
Pouf" held the. fancy Of New Workers
last season for eight months at the Ca
sino, and with many new features added
this season to the hits of last year, prom
Uses well as an entertainment of excep
tionally amusing qualities. Seats for
this engagement can be obtained tomor-
row morning. +r.
"rhe Wizard ofs g. with Montgom
cry and Stone and the famous original
company, returns to the Metropolitan for
brief engagement Of three nights and
matinee commencing Thursday evening,
Feb. l. No one who loves spectacular
extravagarz Of the wholesome kind can
afford to miss the opportunity which the
CO11ll4S WISH VI lie NlLdl OAciS.
Several musical critics have remarked
upon the playing of the first violin of
the Fadettes at. the @Orpheurn theater
this week. That Her musical education
is above the average is - self evident.
She is Mrs. Mary Reuck lWilczek, wife
I of Franz Wilczek, for years concert
meister Of the most famous orchestra
in America: Theodore, Thomas. Mrs.
Wilczek is herself concertmisfress Of the
Fadettes and has been for eight years.
| She also skilfully conducts the orches-
| ira during any absence Of Mrs. Nichols.
| She has studied under the best teachers
| at. home and abroad, and has toured
Europe as violin soloist, appearing be-
I3fore many crowned Vheads.zt e., :
I One of the daintiest dancing acts in
vaudeville is that of the Esmeralda Sis
| tiers and their Flower Girls, who are
! featured on the Orpheum theater bill for
next week. sS@s>f .".'.''T1. <''..".. >#E:.
Eva Tanguay, the sprightly little come
! dienne, is captivating large sized audi
ences at the tBijou~, this week. '"The
1 Sambo Girl affords q congenfal role fo1
1 her whimsical stage Characterization
4 and serves to introduce a well selected
/ cast of principals and chorus. Also there
are many jingly iilterpolated songs fol
Tanguayish rendition. In the unravel.
I ing Of the comedy Stangle Miss Tanguay
| appears in no less than twelve stunning
costumes. g. !
4 Sherlock Holiness the play which
q Gillette made out Of the material fur
4 nished by Sir A. Conan Doyle, comes
I to the Bijou next Sunday afternoon 70
weeks engagen ent. The duel o
brains between Sherlock Holmes, TIL
sleuth, and Professor Moriarity, the arcl
william in the conspiracy to retain pos
n1erts, which form the main basis of tn
plot, is but one Of the numerous cpl
lsodes Of exciting import with: which TIL
thrilling story abounds. .e....-s
= a'TheF Lost Paradise the play whcl
!, is being presented at the Lyceum thi
, week. while dealing with problems wl1ic
confront labor and capital, is first of a
q dramatic composition Of genuine hear
interest. A beautiful love story thread
its stirring scenes, and beautiful senti
ments drop from the lips of Margare
Knowlton, Polly Fletcher, "Poor Nell
and others. .5g4ee-
! h The Unique has "a genuine vaudevill
? bill this week which combines many ele
$ nients Of novelty The pretty one az
!. I p1ay,satsTh Third General ton presente
, by the H.. B. Chesley company, is a,
tracing great attention. The tDanc
. Of All Nations, =" by Miss Russell, OF til
$ sketch team Of Glenroy and Russell.
: also a taking feature Kit, Whirlwind, II
3 Mohawk Indian in juggling and hooI
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