The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
Foyer Chat.

.
u A rare treat is promised lovers Of clean,
wholesome comedy at the metropolitan.
for, the half week beginning tonight, when
Harry, Beresford, the. popular character
comedian, will be2seen in David Lloyd's
clever farcical comedy, 1.-THE Woman
Halter Mr.. Beresfords methods. are
quaint and artistic and he has the as
sistance OF a capable company Of players.
The sale of seats is now progressing
for the new comic opera by John Philip
Sousa, which opens, at the Metropolitan
next Sunday night. 1t is. a military comic
opera, THE Free Lance, -. which will be
presented by Klaw and Erlanger, with
Joseph: CawthOrn> as the stellar feature
of the original cast, which numbers 100,
and which includes such well-known IA
vorites as Nella sBergern, Jeanette Low
RE, Albert Hart, George Tallman, George
/ Schiller, Stanley Murphy and a. host Of
others of like prominence. An entire or
chestra Is carried by the company The
engagement is for four nights and
Wednesday matinee. .... ~. 49,.
| ION Dangerous Ground continues to
] big business at; the Bijou:t The play is a
thriller In every sense of: the word and
the good people in it are kept busy, from
i the rise OF the curtain to it's fall, thwart-
] ing the evil designs of the villains. As
I is usual in melodrama, everything is
finally righted, and the ending is a happy
! one. A souvenir matinee. will be giver
on Saturday. y -.
] Brimful of exciting features, embel
lished with new and startling stage eff
fects, Charles E. Blaney will present hi.
new and novel production, Young BUT
fa]o.. King of the Wild; West, at tn,
, Bijou next week. The play is in four, acts
! and each one ends In one of those thrill
ing climax,es.. for which =: the author i
noted. r. ~. ~ %:An,,~ - -: r.. =.
s'Raanson'S Fo1ly, the brilliant. it, mil
tary play by Richard Harding Davis
which the Frawleys' are presenting at tn
4 l,yceura, tinlaetsss thaHbiH fors the res
7 OF the week. The play is one which bear
repetition well, and seems to please NOR
d With l each presentaa zion
s%sThe Unique stheater infringement ha
Slsueeceeded msarranging Program with
tout a weak$s spot this week. The acts al
S., ' and entertaining VIII +Vidocq,,t III
big la9ck-faced monologist. has brought ou
y q bright bunch of Hew stories@and cleve
] sallies, and the other acts apparently al
: t..making good:s :$s# II
Those who come little Tate. to the Or
= pheuEn theater$ this week are 5apt~to mis-
: one of the cleverest character impersona
tons Of the season in the Bowery girl a
, done by Miss Annie M. Kent, of Kelly an
Kent. There have been Bowery girls an
: Bowery girls since the Orpheum first be
T. gan offering modern vaudeville, but, wit
. the possible exception Of Eva William
in 'skinny's Finish nothing SO con
V1nc1ng in the portrayal of this familia
type has been seen prior to the appear
Il ance of Miss Kent in her Blower
stunt Sunday afternoon. It is an ex
cellent example Of how the artistic ca
improve on her predecessors About a
: the honors. Of the current bill go to til
l feminine portion. of the producing !flrrn
! anyway, and Miss Kent easily gets hi
share = %#s&', 81