The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-01
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An all new and up-to-date version is
promised of that most emphatic of mod.
ern successes, 1.-THE Wizard Of o. with.
Montgomery and Stone, at the MetropoIi-
tan Tor the half week commencing to-
night. No two stage creations have made
the public laugh: more heartily than the
tin woodman and the scarecrow of Mont
gemery and Stone. -, =
Emile Pulls the celebrated soubrette,
will make her first appearance in this
city at the Metropolitan next Sunday af-
ternoon with the st. Paul German The
alter company, in Stinde and Engels
four-ac folk story entitled "IIer Family
Seats for this matinee performance can
be secured today.
.The Serio- Comic Girl is the title of a
new play by Israel Zangwill. It is de-
scribed as a "dramatized laugh with mu-
sic,' in which Nellie Beaumont will APP
pear with Richard Carroll during the half
week opening next Sunday night at the
Metropolitan.
Everywhere 1.-THE College Widow has
been produced, within a "a dius Of hum
dred miles of al big school Or university it
has been difficult to get seats after thes
first days SALE For this reason THE
College Widow" will undoubtedly do the
banner business of the season at the Met
ropolitan next week. =. - -. s
1.-THE Heart of Maryland" will be the
attraction at the Auditorium beginning
Monday next, and extending, over a peri
cd. of three nights together with mat
inee on Wednesday. For a long time
David Belasco and his superior attrac-
lions were barred from the city, but since
the embargo against him has been raised
| in Minneapolis he is sending here all OF
his very best productions, and it may
| truthfully be said of ''The Heart of Mary,
| land that with such a distinguished cast
as Odette Tyler Orrn Johnson, r. D.
| MacLean, John E. Kellerd and Wallace
Eddinger in the principal roles, no dra-
matte Offering now en- tour surpasses IN
magntfcence the production which viii
| be seen at the Auditorium the first half
| of, next week.
| The current bill at the Orpheum the
ater bears a close resemblance to a beau
| ty show Lillian Burkhart is recognized
as one Of the most charming women IN
vaudeville, and then there are the two
Esmeralda sisters, with their four flower
/ girls any one Of whom is easily capable OF
setting young mans heart a-futter. Eva
! Wilson, of the Wilson trio Is a stunning
brunette, while Miss Martha NARROW. OF
Paulo and NARROW, is said to be the most
| beautiful actress on the vaudeville stage
] The team used to be Paulo and Deka, ana
when the latter left Paulo searched Eu-
rope for worthy successor, finding her
in Miss NARROW, whom he met III Vienna.
Old friends In a. new sketch will be be-
| fore the Orpheum theaters clientele next
week, when j. A. Murphy and Eloise VIII
| lard will present their latest comedy Gre
alton, 1.-The Phrenologist."
"Sherlock Holiness" at the Bijou, con-
tinues to be greeted by large and demon
strative audiences. The weird and unique
scene, Stepney gas chamber, the feature
| of the third act, is the invention of VIII
liam Gillette, who was manifestly deter
! mined that proper emphasis should be
| placed upon the atmosphere created by
Sir A. Conan Doyle for the exploitation OF
/ his unpublished detective yarn. A pop
ular-priced matinee will be given Satur-
| day at 2:15.
| Comedy cunningly blended with pathos,
thrilling situations and scenes make a
| Runaway Boy" which Hal Reid wrote FOR
/ Joseph Santley, the boy actor, and which
/ will be the attraction at the Bijou next
/ week. one of the best melodramas Mr..
Reid has ever written. Supporting youns
| Santley is a company of competent play
/ ers, and the production is said to be an
| elaborate one.
One of the most enjoyable plays OF the
season is being presented at the Lyceum
/ this week by Ralph Stuart and his excel
lent company. It is known as THE Mas
| ter at Arms" and its scenes are agloW
A with the romantic spirit which invested
that dashing hero of romance, Don Cesar
de Bazan. It is a play to arouse the no.
blest impulses of the human heart.
! The Unique has an excellent noveity
/ bill this week in which the flying Du Bell
i marvel of the electric wire" Is the most
i interesting feature. Wells and Welis
1 comedians; Dolly Wells. the young lady
| who draws cartoons for the benefit OF her
/ audiences; Barry and Johnson premiere
/ burlesquers, are important people In this
| weeks entertainment. Eva Lumpkin
/ sings the Illustrated songs.
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