The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-13
Foyer Chat.

twelfth Night, Wn1ch CHARLES ErOh-
man is to presentsat the Metropolitan to-
night with E. H. Sothern and Julia Mar
lowe as Ma1volio and Viola, respectively,
promises rare entertainments. Mr.. Soth-
ern's Malvolio has proved revelation to
the critics. who pronounce it one of his
finest Shaksperean representations, while
Miss Marlowe's Viola possesses all the
qualities that distinguish her acting
high intelligence, perfect perception of
the author and an exquisite refinement of
execution. 80 49,.
Active rehearsals are now in progress
at the Lyceum theater for the most law
ish production of 1.-THE Eternal City,
ever attempted in Minneapolis. Ralph
Stuart and his excellent company has Sc
cured Hall Gaines own dramatic version
of his powerful novel, and the play will
be produced with the greatest considera
ton for historical accuracy, brilliant
scenic effects and an augmented cast.
Tonight will be amateur night at the
Unique theater, and one of the biggest
entertainments ever given at that play
house Is promised. There will be many
new faces among the amateurs. and all
the old favorites. Princess Trixie, queen
Of educated horses and the greatest at
traction that has ever played at the
Unique, will also appear at both per-
fOrrnances.
In costuming alone the Rance of
Oudh" will be a revelation to Minneap-
oils theatergoers. In richness. complete
ness and harmonious coloring the garb In
which the members Of the Roosevelt club
viii appear at the Metropolitan next
week will surpass any amateur, and most
professional productions ever seen here.
The whole lot of Indian raiment for the
first two acts had to be imported. and
no expense has been spared in getting
the very best.
Mrs. Leslie Carter, who will appear at
the Minneapolis Auditorium April %, "a
and %, with Wednesday matinee, is now
enjoying a patronage at the Grand opera
house, Chicago, that is regarded as really
wonderful, even in city that is accus-
toned to fabulous box office receipts.
She viii end the Chicago run of four
weeks on April q. and comes direct to
Minneapolis, opening at the Auditorium
with ..Adrea," the new tragic play by
David Belasco and John Luther Long.
"Adrea" will be given the first two nights
and for both performances of the clos
ing day Mrs Carter will appear as Zaza.
Mail orders for seats will be accepted
right along Until April IL, at WHICH Time
the regular box office sale will COM
mence. All mail orders should be adj
dressed to the manager OF the Auditorium
and include a remittance to cover the
cost Of tickets.
| Three features Of the current bill at the
Orpheum theater have qualities espe-
cially appealing to the patrons Of the
younger generation. Richard Havemann' s
trained lions, tigers, bears and dogs are
a whole menagerie In themselves. Have
| mann orders the ferocious animals about
as BELTS master. playing with them,
pulling their tails going to sleep with
them and making them do all sorts OF
unusual and unnatural tricks. Prebst $
Imitation Of bird calls, accompanied by
big colored Illustrations thrown upon the
screen. will touch the heart of any boy
who has ever hunted birds eggs. and the
comedy Juggling and dancing OF Bailey
and Austin will make, people OF all ages
laugh The entire bill. including Valerie
Bergere and company in His Japanese
Wife" will be given for the last three
times tonight. tomorrow afternoon and
tomorrow night.
Eva Nudge THE Military Maid" whose
character songs and quick changes Of