The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-12

<AuloIlS lIltIly features TO pc pre-
sented with Haverlys Mastodon Minstrels
at the Metropolitan the first half of next
week are Marion and PEARL, eccentric
knockabout comedians, Garden and Som
ers, one Of the greatest musical acts at
present on the stage, Marseilles, the
anatomical enigma from the Nouve Gree
in Paris, and Her, Burk and Mcdonald
grotesque clowns and acrobats from the
New York Hippodrome. -
George AIDES American comedy, 1.-THE
County Chairman" comes to the Metro
pol1tan for an engagement of three nights
and matinee opening next Thursday even
ing. The story Of this play is interest
/ compelling thruout and several of the
scenes are intensely dramatic. The lavish
stage pictures provided by Henry w
Savage have earned for "The County
Chairman" the title of "the pictorial
4 comedy The seat sale for this engage
ment begins Monday.
4 The Ralph Stuart Stock company has
made the hit Of the season in ''By Right
OF SWord' at the Lyceum this week. The
play is interpreted by an exceptionally
strong company, and it's romantic atnos-
phere is admirably suited to the talents
i OF the star But three more opportuni-
I ties remain to see this magnificent pro-
duction.
Inc Unique is playing to large audi
ences this week with the best bill of the
1 season. The big attractions are the tai
ented musicians in the Rialtos Comedy
-Four, and Ted E. Box, the eccentric Eng
llsh comedian who has won hosts Of adj
8 Ihirers IN this. city. May Nelson, the
lIlsh glrl, VINO sings and dances, is an
other great favorite. Gillian and Broche
are also strictly in the CAP. cast.
) Deiegates to the bricklayers an6
masons'% convention, now in session II
Mlnneapoi1s have made arrangements t.
attend the performance of "A Son ~
Rest' at the Bijou this evening. It i.
, expected that there will be between 30l
anu 4oo OF them present. Performance.
OF tonight, tomorrow afternoon and even
ing will conclude the engagement of "a
Son Of Rest" here. - = -.- =
ARIZONA, )" one of the. greatest of New
/, YORK successes, will be the attra ction a
d the B1Jou next week, commencing Sunda
k afternoon. The play is an elevatine a!
+ wen as Fascinating play, its story bein.
mat OF love- honor and duty. It is tn,
story Of rancher's daughter ma r,,vi,,,
an elderly cavalry colonel, and tirine, -
S MS 1nattention. she plans, or rather i
f torced. to submit to the planning of Can
O taln fiodgen1an, to flee with him an,
h leave the Sitting sands Of Arizona, for
ever: The plan is baked by the DARN
conduct OF Lieutenant Denton. the she
clal friend Of the husband, Colonel Ron
, naH' AS 10 be expected, the situation
eulns AGAINST Denton, and Hodgeman es
capes for the time being even the. sns
plclon OF guilt, only to receive his i,is
deserts in the end. The original No. 81.
YORK Academy Of Music productio,,s. III
ne seen, and a worthy presentation
assured. 80 ~ p
Salerno, the juggler. whose equal ha
u never oeen seen; Mile. Mignonette wit
IS her characteristic songs and dances: til
w cneVer Horsky-Bergere company In III,
g. she and He;' Klekko and Frayoli {
in grand opera selections; Gallettrs sinia
lg comedians; James H. Cullen, with h
=. &c funny songs and stories; and the acrr
:, ~ bat1c Elgonas combine one of the mo.
. attractive and best balanced bills wt;c
IS, have pleased Orpheum theater natror
nd this season. ~. - -
a There are twenty-five skilled woma
= musicians in the Fadettes orchestra
g Boston, which is soon to appear at tt
- Orpheum theater, and they are all GOO
10 ~ looking. .>.s5, = ~
az Minneapolis will have added much to |
population, and there is reason to b.
lleve that a complete new set of staff
tics concerning the city will be compiI,
-, before. playgoers will ever have an O.
ha portunity of seeing anything in the dr.
o. matte line that will excel ''The Darli,
- of the Gods" which will be given it's fin
49, presentations at the Auditorium tonig
20, and tomorrow afternoon and evening. +
~ strength of cast, completeness of Diet;
and everything that goes to make a ne
feet production the Belasco-Long dram
nv OF old Japan is a masterpiece. The a
.as diences have increased in size at ca
ne performance, but there is still ample roc
! = for those who want to take advantage
H. the last opportunities to see the pls
in The production of 1.-THE Darling Of t
Nv Gods has demonstrated one thing. a
ar. that is that there is nothing the matt
ais with the acoustics of the Auditorium.
I'd
ers LITTLE DIckEY ON "REFoRM"