The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25
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Foyer Chat.

Foyer Chat.
Wagners mystic drama, .'Parsifal."
Will be presented in magnificent man
ner at the Metropolitan by Lawrence
Grattan, Eva Taylor and a capable COM
pany OF forty people for the remainder OF
this week. beginning tonight. "Parsifap
gives the idyllic story Of a composite ma
ture that Is exquisitely told and contains
a grand moral lesson The curtain for
the evening performances during this en-
gagement will rise at 7:45 pm. and at Q
p m. Tor the matinee on Saturday
Fred Mace, the principal comedian. who
senacts the character Of Peter Pouffle, the
sandman. In B. G. Whitney's gorgeous
production Of ssPiff Paff. Pouf," which
comes to the Metropolitan Sunday night,
comes OF q family Of physicians. Mr..
Mace himself is a graduate of the Hahn
emann college of Philadelphia, and
Younger brother, joe. will graduate from
the same institution next December
'.The Wizard Of o." with Montgomery
and Stone and all the favorites Of the
original organization, returns to the Met
ropolitan for a brief stay of three nights
and matinee commencing Thursday even
ing, Feb. !. A new edition de luxe Of the
|e1nlaratlng extravaganza is promised,
ana Montgomery and Stone will exploit a
novel satire on the gentle game of foot
ball. "a I. .-,'-D
Eva Tanguay in THE Sambo Girl'' is
I ueMgntlng big audiences at the Bijou.
me sambo Girl, which introduces a
pretty little love story, proves a, good We
hicle for Miss Tanguay, who is wholly
Original IN every bit Of her stage deport-
Ement In the Smith Kerker piece she
mas all the opportunity necessary to dis
play those unique traits Of fun making
Ethat nave gained for her such a bountifuI
measure OF public approval, 4. Miss Tan
quay IS supported by most capable com
pany and the entertainment offered is one
I Of the pest In the musical line which has
i visited the Bijou this season A popu-
llar.prlced matinee will be given Saturday
lat 2:30. = :, Z : :, -
commencing Sunday afternoon, the
blJous Will present William Gilette's IA
nous detective play, Sherlock Holmes, y
WIN Enrol Dunbar in the part Of the IA
nous detective For the average spec
tator, the scene in the play showing the
unuersround den used for desperate deeds
ny q man VINO IS the leader Of a band of
organized criminals. Is more than start
ing. The real dramatic interest. of the
| pay, however, rests rather in the intel
iectua4 duel between the chief of the Grim
lnal band and Sherlock Holiness It is
a idesperate game they play, these two
the laWiess antagonist showing a sagac-
ity almost as fine and far-reaching as
ms tenacious opponent, the detective
Henr1ette Browne in the role of Mar.
garet Knowlton, the spoiled, pamperet
daughter OF millionaire factory owner
put with a true woman's heart for al
tnat, IS winning golden opinions from al
sorts OF people at the Lyceum this week
The play is rich in stirring incidents de-
pieting in graphic, contrasted scenes tn,
differences which confront labor and cap
ital. 49, =
The Unique is attracting large crowds
this week with one of the best vaudeville
bills of the season. The dancing of Mis-
Russell, in a splendid whirl, called 9Th
Dance of All Nations" Is great feature
Kit Whirlwind, the full-blooded Mohawl
Indian, does, some wonderful juggling an,
r hoop rolling. The Fl. B. Chesley compan,
, presents a bright comedy sketch ~