The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-12
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Foyer Chat

iooSe' "1oSe expert WnlStllIS ana 1n1l-
tations of bird songs were. so enthusiast
tically received by Orpheum theater pat
rons last season, is proving even more
popular this season, as his act has been
augmented by a series, Of stereopticon
views. reproduced from photographs
taken by himself. showing the birds
whose songs he reproduces so ,cleverly.
Rae and Brosche in their little skit, "A
Woman OF Few Words" contribute
greatly to the comedy of the bill, Mr..
Rae's comment on the various ambiguous
signs decorating the public thorofares
being only eqnaled iEby Miss -Brosche's
profess to know their vaudeville unite
In saying that the current bill is one of
the best seen at the Orpheum for several
weeks. and one Of the best balanced
There are three big comedy numbers on
the bill ct thes sOrpheum next week,
Sherman. SDsa sfarest .ashd company in
''The Fall Of Poor Arthur: Foster and
Foster in IrThA Xzohnteer Pianist" and
Rosaire and D6reto as 1.-THE Captain and
the Drunken Sailor"
The largest audience of the season
packed the Lyceum theater last night to
witness the great production Of "Thel-
ma" by Ralph Stuart and his excellent
company. The principals :. received an
oyatton as they came on the stage, par
ticularly Ralph Stuart. Evelyn Vaughn,
Lewis Stone. Charles Lindholm and Err
nest Fisher. 1.-THE Eternal City," the cell
ebrated play OF the Roman empire, will
be the attraction next week.
Princess Tr1xie," the. famous trick
horse, is turning hundreds Of people away
from the Unique theater who are unable
to gain admission. This is the greatest
attraction ever played at the Unique. The
wonderful advertisement given Jim Key
has stimulated public curiosity to a great
pitch, and "Princess Trixie,'' the queen
of educated horses, is now coming in for
her share Of attention.
The chief dramatic event Of the pres
ent season in this city. so far as classic
art is concerned, will be the appearance
Of e. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe at
the Metropolitan tonight These two
young players with their fine histrionic
ability, their exalted ambition and flame
like zeal. have accomplished wonders for
art on the American stage during the
brief period of their artistic association.
Their work in their new roles has been
most highly commended, as well for: it's
novelty and freshness as for it's excellent
art. THE Tanning of the Shrew' will be
the bill tonight Z t''
Members Of the Roosevelt club who are
to produce 1.-THE Rance of Oudh'' at the
Metropolitan theater the first three nights
and Wednesday afternoon Of next week,
and their friends, are looking forward
to the first public performance Of the
1906 opera in Saltwater Saturday night.
A special train will leave for the prison
city Saturday noon. and the Roosevelters,
accompanied by the Second regiment
band will invade that city in force.
Mrs. Leslie Carter, who will appear at
the Minneapolis Auditorium April %, "a
and 25, with Wednesday matinee, is en-
joying patronage at the Grand opera
house, Chicago, at present that is re-
garded as really wonderful, even in a. city
that Is accustomed to box office receipts
| that sound fabulous when reduced te
plain figures She will end the Chicago
run Of four weeks on April 81, and comes
direct to Minneapolis, opening at the
tragic play by David Belasco and Johr
Luther Long. "Adrea'' will be given the
| first two nights and for both perform.
ances Of the closing day Mrs. Carter will
appear as Zaza. s.. .ss s.. - * Isl
"Queen Of the Hghbinders, +" the sensa
tional melodrama which is the curren
attraction at the Bijou. continues to p1a!
Ito big audiences. The piece contains 4
number of novel scenes, one Of them be
ing Kai longs torture chamber, wherein
is depicted the cruelties that the Chimes
Highbinders infict upon their victim:
1 when once these despicable stamp, o
heather get them into their power. i@
1 ga ~ 8
tom, Dick and Harry otherwise
Bickel, Watson and Wrothe, the three
Exceptionally funny comedians VIII,
/ starred last season In s'Me, Him and T.
will hold sway at the Bijou next week
commencing Sunday afternoon. Tn
piece is in three acts and the dialo,
teens with original wit and comedy.
IAN ECCENTRIC PHILANTHRoPis7