The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20
Things to See at the
Theaters Next Week

Standish, who is laundering cad, is
badly worsted in his attempts to disci-
pline Warner, and in the end, Warner
discovers that the Knowlton iron works
were stolen from his father.
This production calls for the entire
strength of the Ralph Stuart players, and
will be one of the most notable Of the
present engagement of this excellent
company.
Unique
The bill at the Unique next week
will contain several entertaining novels
ties besides one of the most ambitious
Ghesley company, The Three Genera.
tions,o which has received the hearty
Endorsement of eastern critics.
Among the novelties in the bill, the
act OF the Flying Dubell, the Tmar-
vel of the electric wire,' is entitled
sational exhibitions Of the season. Du-
bell, flying on electric wires strung
high above the stage, performs ali
sorts of difficult feats. Another top
l!ner.ln the novelty portion of the per
formance is Kit Whirlwind, the Mo
hawk Indian, who juggles bowie knives,
tomahawks and other weapons OF war
fare tar in IN manner to astoqnd the whites.
and a picturesque figure on the stage.
His act is. varied by. hoop-rolllng
stunt which is interesting. Tom Ian
caster, monologist, who makes up
while he tells about it, is one OF the
| entertainers down for an eight.minute
diversion, and Stoddard and Wilson,
musical artists, in a new sketch, have
been accorded good place on the pro-
gram Glenroy and Russell, comedians,
will also present sketch which has
been approved by the management.
Harold Beckrow and Herman La Fleur,
in new illustrated songs, and new set
Of striking motion pictures,. will be
features of next week IS big bill.
The offering at the Dewey theater
next week will be Herman & Rife g
own show, ''The High School Girls,'
"forever foremost under the person.
al direction of T. w. Dinkins. "Hotel
! Stars and Stripes, two-act musical
comedy, will be presented, in which a
bevy Of beautiful and shapely girls
will be seen to great advantage. The
comedy is said to be Of high order.
The olio contains such well-known ar
fists as Sol and Nat Fields, brothers of
Emma Weston, Hughes and Hazelton,
Gilman, Francis and Gilman and the
Six Flying Banvards. .r
The greatest musical act In vaude-
vile will be the first feature of an
all-feature bill at the Orpheum thea
ter during the week commencing with
the matinee tomorrow. The Fadettes
! Of Boston is a title to tie to in eastern
theatrical circles, for all the Informed
ones know that the Fadettes Of Boston
are twenty two pretty women who can
other women in the world.
lncomparably the greatest organi
zation of women players in the world, .
is the tribute paid this great vaudeville
feature by the Boston Herald, and this
verdict has been concurred in by hun
dreds Of critics. For FIVE years the
Boston Fadettes have toured the. east
ern circuits, playing for several weeks
in each house and causing greater
furore as the engagement heightened
The organization has played at thu
Pittsburg and st. Louis expositions
breaking attendance records. previous
ly made by Sousa's band and the Dam
rosch orchestra, and after five years Of
industrious endeavor the Orpheum Cir
cult company secured them fora limited
tour this season. .4
Ct The IF Fadettes played four weeks il
time in Los Angeles before the people
would allow them to depart. They ais,
had two triumphal weeks at the Den
yer Orpheum, but owing to the limited
time allowed for this first western trip
they will be ir Minneapolis for on,
week only. The organization is vaude
. ville's biggest feature in many ways
including that Of expense attached t,
its coming.
, It will be big week all around a
forty people participating in the per
formance, and the bill is strong iron
r top to bottom: Eccentricity Of ply
sique and performance will mark til
appearance of the Marco twins, VIII
1 are aptly dubbed "things to ,laug
: att The Okabe Japanese troupe Q
3 eight acrobats was seen at the Orpheur
j.. last season, soon after they had bee
, assembled on this side Of the Pacific
. Miss nellie Florede is pretty woma
: with pretty voice and much reputa
t tion as vaudeville's most charmin
! young vocalist. Without troupe O
= trained animals a modern vaudevill
Q bill is inclined to appear incomplet
: and any such possible deficiency Wi
be more than supplied by Barnold
dogs, cats and monkeys, happy fan
d lily Of educated CANNES, felines an
:. simians, calculated to make young fol
J merry. The bill will be completed by A
a Lawrence, yaudeville's favorite mimic
n Dixon and Fields, late stars in "Han
y and Nix and the kinodrome, wit
l. it's pictured visit to 'tThe Jolly Monk
L of Malabar.' ~
; The seventeen Picking Zouaves, .
T Francis Dooley and his dancing girl
l. Arthur Deming, Lucy and Lucier, an
r Claudius and Scarlet conclude their e1
d gagement this evening.
t Bijou- s
q Opening with matinee tomorrow a
0 $3.50, the Bijou will offer Eva Tangua
Q at the head of her own company in tn
3 musical travesty, tThe sambo Girl.
e Miss Tanguay's engagement bids faj
to be red-letter event from til
: amount Of enthusiasm the announc,