The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Foyer Chat.


'The Errand Boy at the Bijou contin-
ues to attract large audiences. Billy B.
Van, the truly funny commedian, is seen
to fine advantage in the role Of Patsy
Bolivar, character creation Of his own:
He IS supported by powerful company of
musical comedy artists and the scenic
and costume accessories are on an tnu-
sually elaborate scale. A popular priced
atinee will be given Saturday at 2:30
Commencing Sunday afternoon, Broad
hurst 81 Currie's well-known musical
success, "A Son Of Rest win come to
the Bijou for weeks engagement. This
piece. took well with local theater-goers
last season, and as It has been kept up to
Its former excellent standard, will un-
doubtedly receive warm welcome next
week. n II. .2>s E. ;" -
+ The Lyceum theater will return to
happy days" on Sunday afternoon when
the Ralph Stuart stock company will be-
gin an extended engagement. The first
play to be presented Is by Right Of
Sword" a romantic drama Of great dra-
matte power. Lewis Stone, well remem-
bered in Minneapolis, and a most eff
cient company will support the star.
The big vaudeville bill at the UNIQUE
this week is attracting more than usual
attention. Emmons, Emerson and Emmons
in "Only a Joke" Doline Cole, the funny
girl coon -shouter; Wood and Wood, high
wire specialists; Emily Nice, the singing
and dancing soubrette, formerly with
Rogers Brothers. all have conspicuous op-
portunities.
There is music in plenty at the Orpheun
this week, with the Doria trio In it's sew
eral Italian opera selections, Marion Car
son, with her songs reminiscent of the
Weber and Fields musical shows; the
Dionne twin sisters in difficult and we'll
chosen mandolin duets, and the three
funny Mttchells, dealers in colored har-
mony.
Leona Bergere, the clever sister of the
Valerie Bergere who made such a hit at
the Orpheum at the opening Of the house
Will appear at the Seventh street theate1
next week in a sketch entitled, HE, She
and He"
Theodore Burt Sayre, in his comedy.
drama. tom Moore in which Andrew
Mack will appear at the Metropolitan 70,
the last half Of this week beginning to-
night. deals with the early life of the IA
AAouS Spoet, WneIl, 1nLe1TupC1ng his court
ship Of the charming Bessie Dyke, Moor,
leaves Ireland to seek a wider field TO
his genius in London Mr.. Mack has .
brilliant tenor voice. which he uses witt
great skill to display the many charmin,
ballads OF Moore. which have been intro
| duced in the play.
Tim Murphy as Maverick Brander 1,
Hoyt's great comedy, "A Texas Steer.
is the welcome announcement Of the Met
ropolitan for the half week con,mencin
next Sunday evening Ten years INV
elapsed since Mr.. Murphy was last see,
4 in this, the greatest of all his coined
successes, and its revival will unuuestion
/ ably be warmly welcomed by his man
admirers in this city. Seats for this even
can be secured today.
We Are King d satirical comedy z
clever construction, amusing situation
and bright dialog. will be the .openin
bill for Walker Whiteside's engagemen
at the Metropolitan the last half Of mex
week. This play will be repeated Frj
day and Saturday nights. For the mai
inee performance on Saturday sDayi
Garricks Love" will be produced.