The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17
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ADJUSTMENTS
Foyer Chat.

The cast which will present t'The Coun-
ty Chairman" at the Metropolitan for
three nights and matinee, commencing
tomorrow evening", is a most excellent
one and Is headed by that fine character
actor. Theodore ZBabcock, who will be
seen as Jim Hacker, the county chair
man. The laughable darkey Sassafras,
always ready to sell his vote, but who
won't stay bought, is impersonated by
George Thatcher, the veteran minstrel;
Ruby Bridges is cast for the part of Lucy,
the lovable daughter of the INSCRIPTIONS
judge Others in the company are Her
man Leib, Charles Burke, John German,
Richard J. Dillon, Edward German Flor,
ida Kingsley, Zenaide Williams and Grace
Romine.t q s>H5 y = 49,! - -.
''The Liberty Bellies" Harry B. Smiths
charming musical comedy, with ITS de-
lightful atmosphere of refined comedy; it's
inimitable company Of fun-makers and
| with its dormttory scene, redolent with
schoolgirl enthusiasm, comes to the Met
ropol1tan for an engagement of half
Seats for this event can be secured to-.
Managers Martin and Emery have en-
gagged an excellent company of people, in
! Guiding Lawrence Grattan and Eva Tay-
Tor, for their dramatic production Of '.Par-
/ sifal,' which will be offered at the Met
rooolitan the last half Of next week. -.
Over six years of patient endeayor; are
represented in the performance of Signor
Luigi Rossi's musical horse "Emir," tea
| tured at the Orpheum theater this week
while the Seventeen Pekin Zouaves are
generally regarded as the best drill corps
I ever seen here, and Sa1erno is a greater
favorite than he was last week. He has
In preparation several new tricks, which
he will probably present this week.
! In order that, there may be no question
as TO- the prompt arrival Of the Fadettes
orchestra of Boston, the feature of the
I Orpheum theater bill for next week. a
/ special train will be used to bring the big
organization from Omaha Saturday night.
| Another audience that packed the Bjou
to the doors witnessed the performance
OF Arizona last evening. Without a
doubt, it is the best attraction the Bijou
has had this season, and merits the lib
eral patronage accorded it. "Arizona' is
true story of American life, embodying
the characteristic phases Of class OF
people never before introduced to the
American public, and it is presented by a
company of sterling artists, with all the
scenic embellishments which made the
original production a famous one. To-
night will be military night, made so by
the attendance of the officers from For
; Smelling and the Minneapolis officers Of
the state militia. They will occupy the
boxes and the theater will be tasteful,
decorated in the national colors. ~
Miss Eva Tanguay, whose strenuou:
stage department and magnetic person.
atty have. Won for her a position in the
front ranks of American condolences O.
, today will be the offering at the Bio,
, next, week, mencing with a matinee
i Sunday. She will present the laughablt
musical comedy, "The Sambo Girl Har
ry B. Smith and Gustave Kerker are re-
| sponsible for the book and score of THU
very musical splash, and contemporary
dramatic reviewers are a unit in their be
: lief that these very clever builders
: have supplied a particularly happy lot O.
lyrics and tuneful musical numbers.
Ralph Stuart has achieved persona
triumph in the role of prince Otto" a
the Lyceum this week which has rarel,
Deen duplicated by a stock actor at thu
, commencement of an engagement Mr.
! Stuart's excellent company, patientl,
drilled by him, also contains a number O
) bright names. There are ambitious stu
ueHts OF the drama among these players
several OF whom have independent means
J but who, enamored of the footlights, ar
{ only happy in the profession.
The Lucados. the strong man and wo
: man at the Unique this week, are at
: tracing great attention by the marvelou
r feats they perform four times each day
{ Alfred Anderson a clever female imper
senator; Fields and Hanson, the vetera
g MINISTRIES who stand in the front rank Q
/ blackface comedians; Cole and Cole, Eu
! ropean acrobats, are other high-clas
& entertainers.
DISCUSSION is MERELY AcADEMI,
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