The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-01
Foyer Chat.

Miss Maxine Elliott equipped with one
OF the best plays and most congenial
roles that has marked her interesting
career since she became star, will be
the attraction at the Metropolitan for the.
half week opening tonight, when four
performances of Clyde Fitch's capital
comedy, Her Great Match" will be Civ
en-. Miss Elliott will appear as "Jo''
Sheldon, an American girl travelling
abroad. ?: !
T A favorite comedian in big comedy
success will be the offering at the Met
ropolitan Sunday night, when Digby Bell
begins half week engagement in Au-
gustus Thomas successful comedy "The
Education of Mr. Pipp." AS Mr.. Pipp.
Mr.. Bell is credited with the greatest
triumph Of his career:
Behind the Mask played to two good
sized audiences at the Bijou yesterday
The title seems to suggest many ana
varied thrills, but is in fact the caption
of a sane and sensible meiodrama in
which not shot is fired: Tho tense in
its drama and highly amusing in it's
comedy, the author has held close to the
line of realism, with the result that it is
one of the strongest and most pleasing
attractions which has been seen at the
Bijou this season :.
Miss Rose Melville in isis Hopkins
one of the most charming and delightful
of the rural type plays, will begin a
weeks engagement at the Bijou Sunday
afternoon. This is the eighth season
Miss Melville has been playing the part
of this delightfully."- quaint and refreshing
| country girl of Posey county, Indiana.
for whom the play is named, and Inter
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no signs of waning. l.
Edison would have naturalization
of the possibilities of the electric light
if he could see the wonderful effects OBJ
tained by, the Great Martyne' in his
spectacular electrical dance at the
Unique. Martyne is said to have ton
of baggage, and this can be believed
when the strange and bizarre effects OBJ
tanned by a; combination of artistic dam
cling, rare and radiant costumes and
brilliant electrical effects are seen. This
program this week Is unusually enter
tanning. = : -
Starlight, the Indian maiden, appears
but once in Northern Lightsn at the
Lyceum, yet she. is one Of the most all
luringly interesting characters in this
play. The picture drawn by the drama
fist of this simple Indian maidens of her
beautiful trust in her educated fellow
| indian, John swiftwind, and her savage
1grief for her dead mother is beautiful
little cross section in an interesting play.
This stirring drama of the Indian up
rising will continue the attraction at the
/ Lyceum for the rest of the week and
Sunday. : - 80 =. 49, -.
Not since he was last here with the
divine Patti has Chevalier A. L. Guile
been heard in an auditorium, and the en-
gagement at the Orpheum theater this
week Of the popular tenor who made SO
many hundreds of friends at the Lake
Harriet roof. last season is therefore
doubly interesting. Guile is singing A.
| Mascharoni's. For All Eternity, the
| "Funiculli, Funiculla" without which his
4 appearance on any stage would be in
complete. and an air from the Opera
l"Rigoletto.'' The little man with the
big voice seems toa be in better form
than ever, and has been popular with
Orpheum audiences all the week.