The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-02
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Foyer Chat.

s Foyer Chat. 81.
With Lew Fields and 1T Happened in
Nordland" at the Metropolitan there is
something doing all the time In addi-
ton to Lew Fields there is long list of
clever comedians and singers, who as
sist materially in the matter of enter
tainment. The Minneapolis engagement
will close with performances tonight and
tomorrow afternoon and night.
There is a universal demand for "Trip
van Wrinkle as the best-liked Jefferson
play. Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Washington, ETC., have this season en-
Joyed this perennial success as presented
by Thomas Jefferson, who will be seen
as the jovial Catskill vagabond at the
Metropolitan for the half week beginning
next Sunday evening. rip Van Winkle'
has been presented about II, 900 times by
members Of the Jefferson family begin
ming with the grandfather, continuing
with his father, and during the past
decade by Thomas jefferson.
Kyrle Bel1ew in "Raffles' will he the
attraction at the Metropolitan for three
nights and matinee, commencing next
Thursday evening. "Raffles" is decidedly
one Of the most interesting dramas of it's
kind, and with the title. role, that of the
debonair, polished man of-the- world
who steals because he can't help it, fits
Mr. Bellew precisely, even better, per-
haps, than did some of the romantic
hero roles in which he has been seen be-
fore. In E. M. Holland, as the detect
I've, he has a, remarkable supporter-in
1act, one who naturally divides the hon
ors with him. AS for the rest of the cast
1t Is one of the strongest that Liebler &
Co. have ever sent on tour
Winona Winters limitations and re-
narkable ventriloquism are combined
with her many other talents and the
charm OF her young and pretty person
Atty to make havoc among the masculine
hearts in the front rows at the Orpheum
theater this week Merian's dog actors
In their three-act Bavarian comedy, "a
Faithless: Wife," are repeating the great
success they have made here before:
Campbell and Johnson's acrobatic BIZ
cycle stunts are better than ever, and the
entire Orpheum Road show is pleasing
packed houses at the Seventh street
theater twice each day. scoring a sec
ond seasons topline success for the cre-
ator and director Of the show, Martin
Beck, general manager Of the circuit.
Artie Hall, 1.-THE Genuine Georgia Girl
Will return to the Orpheum next week
with her inimitable COON songs and
dances; Jimmy WALL 1.-The party in
black" will make his first local vaude-
VILE appearance.
Ralph Stuart and his excellent com
pany have won distinction lin the new
romantic drama which the actor drama
tfzed from the book, "A Courier Of For
tune" this week. Large audiences have
been the rule at the Lyceum at every
performance, many persons being curl
GUS to see play which the star prepared
for himself. Mr.. Stuart's little curtain
: raiser, in comedy vein, which constitute!
a part Of the bill, Is also clever per
torrance.
Tonight will be amateur night at tn,
week in the realm Of local theatricals
Manager Elliott has secured a fine ARA!
: of talent for this performance, and NJ
more varied program has ever been ar
ranged In an amateur bill. The best pro
:, fessional acts will also be presented TO
good measure. I.
Napoleon the Great" in which Thorn
: as e. Shea will be seen at the Bijou thi
: evening, is a most comprehensive stor.
from the life of Napoleon Bonaparte. TIL
VI Tic ~ dIIilbuIco u
. Charming Pollock, who dramatized 9TH
=. PITT and "In the Bishops Carriage"
begins Immediately after the return o
, Napoleon from his Egyptian campaign
. and he Is shown in the act Of dissolv1n
y the directory and making himself one O
the three consuls of France. The hear
= interest Of the play has its foundation Il
y Napoleon's ardent affection for Josephin
= and the plots of certain royalists. In tn
= 1 - TO no mill
. taclet and becomes domestic drama
= Mr. Shea is said to have realized a por
: trait that will fittingly stand beside hi
: Othello, Richelieu. Dr.. Jekyn and Ma
;, thias. Tomorrow afternoon he will agai
:, be seen in 1.-THE Bells and tomorrow
>. night he will close his successful en-
- gagement with "Dr. Jekyl and M
n HYDE
e The spectacular acrobatic farce com
- edy, Eight Bells with the Brothe,
70 Byrne as the guiding spirits, will be tn
# attraction at the Bijou next week, CON
mencing Sunday afternoon. Togethe
with the pantomime features are brigh
- catchy songs, new calcium effects, and
20 gymnastic potpourri that is said to
" excellent. El.= aE
4 With three more performances "Swe
: Kitty Bellairs'' will bid farewell to Mil
neapolis and its brilliant star. Miss Be
: tina Galland, her manager, David Belasc
V and all who have been concerned in tt
performances at the Auditorium w
Ia leave with the assurance Of deep sati
Q faction on the part of those who ha'
ID seen the delightful comedy. OF all Il
r Belasco plays none is of finer artist
" quality. and neither are there any sta
!, under Mr.. Belasco's direction whose wo
Ia is worthy of higher praise than Miss Ga
l. and's. There are many lovers of go
plays and clever acting who have not y
afforded themselves the treat that is
ing offered at the Auditorium, and it
for their benefit that special attention
- directed to the performances tonight t
morrow afternoon and tomorrow evenir