The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-19
Foyer Chat.

I Oskar Hahn, M. Eismann and Frau
Johanna, Jensen, three artists who have
won high reputation during the engage
ment Of the German stock company, in
ST.. Paul, will have the leading roles in
Anzenbruger's five-act play, Der Pfarrer
Won Kirchfield, :. which is to be given at
the Metropolitan next Sunday afternoon.
The enactment of the minor characters
in this comedy has been entrusted to the
keeping Of capable cast. =
Twenty six beautiful young ladies and
fifteen male members comprise the or
ganization which will be engaged in the
presentation of Harry B. Smiths rollick-
ing musical comedy success, THE Liberty
Bellies at the metropolitan the first half
Of next week. opening Sunday evening.
Among this number are many we'll
known comedians, singers and dancers.
T One Of the most striking scenes, among
the many to be witnessed in the dramatic
production of aParsifaT' at the Metropol-
itan the latter part Of next week, is the
transformation Of the magician King
sor's castle to the magnificent flower gar
den vision OF beauty and enchantment
This magical change is SO deftly arranged
that it seems quite in keeping with the
supposed occult powers Of the arch wiz
ard, Klingsor. -.-
J. Francis Dooley and his dancing girls
are making good at the Orpheum theater
| In a manner which indicates why the
| genial singing comedian is SO much in
demand by the big Broadway musical
| productions. Mr.. Dooley, who discaims
any relationship to Peter Finley Dunno,
is especially happy in his rendition Of "A
Picnic for Two, . while Ethel Rose makes
1 how. frn MI fnof ne
1.-THE Clubman and the Dancing Girls. -
! Salerno has put on new trick the last
days of his week, in which he keeps a
big rubber ball bouncing from his fore
head while he losses four billiard balls
! with his hands. ~
The Fadettes Woman's Orchestra OF
Boston, which comes to the Orpheum the
/ alter next week, is making another big
/ hit at Omaha. The World-Herald says:
| 1.-THE only regret Is that the limit Of time
is all too short to satisfy. The orchestra
was greeted with applause which
amounted to an oyation.''
Large audiences continue to be the rule
lat the Lyceun theater, wheresth Ralph
Stuart stock company Is giving a beau
tiful production Of prince Otto" Mr.
Stuart makes an ideal prince, and Hen
/ r1eLLo Browne, the new leaQlnS woman
is thoroly charming as the Princess Ser
i aphina. The company is in active re-
+ hearsal for a magnificent production Of
1.-THE Lost Paradise
- Tonight will be amateur night at the
UNIQUE, and Manager Elliott announce.
a fine array of talent from the ranks o.
the would-be Thespians, ambitious young
singers, budding beauties who wish to ge
over their stage fright before seeking en-
/ gagements, as show girls, and severa
really talented young people, will b.
rivals for the public's appreciation to
night.
Augustus Thomas great military play
Arizona" is breaking all records at tn,
Bijou, and playing to capacity business
nightly, it even becoming necessary tt
4 place the orchestra under the stage t,
make additional room for the many VIII,
are anxious to see this most excellen
play. The performances Of tonight, to
Il morrow afternoon and evening will con
clude the engagement here.
SIMPLY TROUBLE AND LOTS OF II
Brooklyn Eagle.
i One would wish better to the Russian
/ revolutionfsts If they knew what the,
4 wanted themsA1eHy. d IS