The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS !.
Foyer Chat.


George Primrose, assisted by the larg-
est black-face organization that ever
toured the country, will present min
sstrelsy in it's up to- date form at the Met
ropolitan for three nights and matinee
commencing tomorrow night. In addi-
ton to the large number gof vocalists and
comedians, a complete Toperatic orchestra
OF soloists, under .thea direction of Pro-
lessor Carl Schiling,, is carried. =.
If the unusual interest that has been
manifested this season in all the other
western cities in theIappeafance of 1.-THE
Sleeping Beauty and the Beast" is an
indication Of what may. Reasonably be- ex-
pected here, the ADVANCE sale, which
opens tomorrow morning i For the engage
ment of the mammoth, London spectacle
at"the Metropolitan Will be exceedingly
large. The engagement at the Metro
politan is for the first half of next week,
opening Sunday evening, with the regu-
lar Wednesday, matinee. = = -. -, ~
Is No obetter burlesque on the once cele-
DRAFTED marine melodranaa has ever been
seen locally than THE Fall of Poor Ar
thur'5at;the Orpheum theater this week.
Dan Sherman, Mabel De Forest and COM
pany go" somewhere beyond the extremes
of eccentric comedy. The bombardment
Of the battleship, including Sherman, with
''property' cannon balls, reaches the
height OF hilarity, especially when the
orchestra and the audience take a hand
| In the affair. The concluding feature
| of the Performance Shermans burlesque
on the Howard brothers thought trans
mission. Oct, seen at the Orpheum several
weeks ago, is only one OF the several
successes this veteran. comedian is scor2
i,,it foi%
| The Coming of Add ell Kader and his
three wives to the Orpheum next week
promises to be one .of the sensations OF
the season. Kader is an expert land
| scape painter and is materially assisted
in his artistic endeayors by the ladies OF
his harem. =. p =. EH Z. I { = T.. =.
tom, Dick and Harry" the laughable
musical farce playing at the Bijou this
week, is attracting large audiences. The
stars. Bickel, Watson and Wrothe, are
continually in the foreground, and theil
unique talents receive a good scope. The
piece contains a plot that is plausible an6
interesting, at the same time Offering
plenty of funny complications.
Ernest Hogan, the popular coloreC
comedian, surrounded by a. company o1
| fifty capable artists, will be seen at the
/ Bijou next week in the new musical
comedy success entitled Rufus Rastus ;
The story introduces common type of &
negro In the south, who strikes luck anc
finally becomes prominent figure in the
! "coontown'' society of the metropolis Sc
well is the plot carried out that there il
not a moment Of dullness from the rise
of the curtain to the final drop.
- II. az r-.
The Eternal City,, the masterful play
Of Hall Caine, the celebrated novelist is
treceiving a most adequate presentation
Fat the Lyceum theater this week at the
hands of the Ralph Stuart company
4 Large audiences are fhronging to see this
1 beautiful play, which represents in it!
great scenes and elaborate scenic inves
titures one of the most sumptuous produc
/ tons ever attempted on local stage
Beulah Benton, the dashing youns
woman whose singing of Lazy Noon
has caught the fancy of the Unique'
crowds this week., is the only performe
in "a first class vaudeville entertainment
who can divert attention from Princes
Trixie, the equine beauty. Charlie
Heclow, the four Bragdons. Coyne ant
/ Tinlin and other high class artists mus
all wait for the princess this week