The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Foyer Chat.

E.
An exceedingly attractive repertory OF
pays mas been arranged for the engage
ment OF p. S. Willard, which begins to-
night at the Metropolitan One of the
pieces which has created something of
a sensational impression wherever it has
peen played, Is a one-act drama based
on hlpl1ng's strangely realistic story of
given together with ..DaSid Garricl1' TO-
night. and 1t would be difficult to pre-
sent Two plays more stril<ingly in con-
trast-the one a brilliant, ;vivacious com
edy OF manners, the other an intens civ.
Tragic ep1tome Of human suffering. ''The
Fro1 essor,s Love Story has been selected
as the offering for Friday night and Sat.
urday matinee, and on Saturday evening
Inc - Mlddieman" will be presented
All the big musical spectacles under the
direction Of &c. Whitney are noted for
their exceptionally strong chorus work.
mis-, Is particularly true of; isle Of
Spice, which will be the attraction at
the Metropolitan for the first half of next
week. beginning Sunday evening. Hi.
! David Harum'' lis meeting a cordial
reception from large audiences at the
B1jou this week. Il: William, Fl. Turner
makes a capital. Harlm, and is sur
rounded by a competent company of play
ers The souvenir matinee yesterday was
largely attended,, ~, IT,, Ns..,.-/
| r. = .&----. ~. - .-- 49,.
Queen Of the Highbinders.' A. H.
| woods latest melodrama, which comes
to, the Bijou Sunday afternoon for a
weeks engagement, tells a story of HUI
man interest The: scenes, are located
principally In New York. where life is al
I ways absorbing and moving. The 'shu-
man staircase scene wherein; the hero
Inc Is assisted to- escape from an appar-
emily inaccessible. prison lis one of the
sensations, and never fails to arouse en-
| thusasm. IL r. srA-l5lc ii 794.5,
| So 7fT# * fEETS' c----iss y N@~ai. ~
One of the illustrations Of the en-
thustasm with which vaudeville audi
4 eilces greet a. great % novelty act is
being given at the Orpheum theater
Ethis week :1rby 4 .sRawson and June,
tAustralian boomerang throwers. The
act Isl novel, both in conception and
7 execution; the members of the team
being carefully made up for the char
acters assumed Among the especially
novel features of their. act is shooting
with the, bow and arrow at a. swinging
target, throwing the Australian bush
mans spears at targets, Juggling with the
warelubs of the Australian aborigines
and throwing the boomerang in some
cases CLEAR, around the auditorium, start
fing from and raaqtnrrnineote the stage 35
Il Rro1st stRs s|sv{}t Y4s$${4st|sr aas inits;
early weeks, of the ;Orphei1in''s, first sea
/ SON viii return with many novel ,,inita-
tons next week. -. .''.. : 5'''At'.
!, r. The beautiful society drama, 1.-THE
i|Wffe,' by David Be1asco, is drawing large
] audiences to the Lyceum theater: Eve
i Ign Vaughn, the new leading woman Of
the Ralph Stuart company, is in the cast
THE company will present ''"Thelma'' next
y week in the most notable production ever
4 attempted on the Lyceum's stage. This
is the Norwegian play evolved from Marie
Corellis famous novel. 49,. = - .
4 Among@the really artistic acts which
/ occasionally adorn vaudeville entertain
/ ments, that of Bert Levy, the famous
] carporist Of the, New York telegram al
II the 5Unique theater this week is worthy so
all praise Mr.. Levy is assisted by Doro.
thy Vermont, the beautiful model. who
, poses for: him while he makes picture:
of her, Princess Trixie. queen of edu
Gated horses is billed for an early date
at the Unique. ....