The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-23
CADETS PRAISED
BY MASTER ACTOR
FRAWLEY Is CONFIDENT BOYS
WILL MAKE GOOD.
Uniform Excellence Of the Lyceum
Players Guarantees Success to Cadets
Benefit Next Week-Sale: of Tickets
Gives Promise Of Big Corps Fund.

Interesting as an appearance Of the
Journal cadets would be under any
circumstances, their benefit perform
ance with the Frawleys at the Lyceum
next week is doubly attractive because
of the excellence Of the company with
which they are to make their debut in
stageland. Since beginning his engage
ment in Minneapolis Mr.. Frawley has
called forth nothing but favorable crit
icism by his offerings to the public.
For this reason Mr.. Frawley's opin.
After looking over the corps at the re-
hearsal last Saturday, Mr.. Frawley
said: ~ must confess that it was
with a little misgiving that I arranged
with The ournal to have the ca
diets appear as the soldiers in North
ern Lights. I could not but fear that
lot Of boys might mar the play by an
outburst Of 'skylarking at critical
juncture. After seeing them respond
to the orders Of their officers am con-
fdent that they will perform their work
could say Of many militia and regular
army men have employed in the same
capacity. @.-: '.-., ~.-s
= Can Act with Confidence.
It will be a source of great salts
faction to me to be able to 20 on with
my work in the play next week feel
when called upon, will perform their
part without hitch or q bungle. 1t
will enable every member Of my COM
pany to act his part with assurance
to know that their best scene will be
backed up as splendidly as I am con-
fdent that the cadets will do it,
In going forward with the sale Of
tickets the cadets can feel sure that
they are not asking their friends, or the
strangers they may approach, to spend
their money to see a play which is not
worth while. The favorable comments
passed on t" Northern Lights in the
can stage guarantee the piece, and the
standing Of the Frawleys assures the
rest.
| Back of Mr. Frawley is a company
which every critic has tacitly admitted
to be the best stock company ever
seen in Minneapolis, and some of it's
| predecessors have been of the first
rank. The plays presented have been
we'll selected and the work of the actors
has been all that could be asked. The
cadets benefit will be a boon to the
public if it does nothing more than
introduce Mr.. Frawley and his excel.
leuC company WOIe Wluely W Gut Mill
neapolis theatcrgoers. ,,- X
That it will do so is indicated by
the advance sale of tickets. The ca.
diets are doing well with their canvas,
but, owing to the hesitancy which some
of them naturally feel about approach
ing strangers, tickets have been placed
on sale at the circulation counter in
The Journal office. Without exception
the cadets have met with courteous
and ready response wherever they have
gone with their tickets, and, If they
keep up their good work thru the week
the corps will have a fund at it's dis
posal which will enable it to do many
things for it's improvement.
There are three things which the ca
! diets must remember: to keep on hus
| Ting with tickets; to report daily a
The Journal office; to appear promptl,
} at the Lyceum for rehearsal at 9 am
1.-THE coming Saturday.