Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20
Local attractions.

at the Opera House Tuesday evening. The
vocal numbers will be:
Recitative and Aria, from the opera of Don
Munio" Dudley Buck), Mr.. W. H. Leib.
Recitative and aria (a), And God said let the
earth (d) With verdure Clad" Miss Belle
Irvine. Trio, "Sancta Maria" with alto solo
(B. Owen), Mrs. Thompson.
Rose Wood, supported by Lewis Morrison s
dramatic company will give us this week four
performances viz: 1.-The Romance of a Poor
Young Man. THE Marble Head" '"That Hus-
band of Mine,' Frou Leon Camille
Charlotte Thompson, supported by Wallack's
combination will give us Jane Eyre, Miss
Mutton, !" zone Wife, etc, regarded to be the
finest emotional plays now produced the
American stage.
The Flyers Sisters will close the week with
their special drama ''Out of Bondage" gemmed
with all the latest songs of the day.
Gillmore's Band have telegraphed for dates
to follow.
J. Edwin Irving, the favorite comedian is
still with the Lewis Morrison combination.
The Hess Opera Troupe were furnished a
special train after their last performance in
Minneapolis, reaching Sioux City in time for
their next night performance, and played to a
Unity Church will have a benefit early in
February. St. Paul amateurs will bring out a
drama.
Eisetchere.
San Francisco is engaging huge run of that
immense novelty (?) the Black Crook.
The Dukes Motto is revived at Niblo's
Garden, New York.
Lity Davenport, sister of Fanny Davenport
died Of consumption at Philadelphia last week.
Kate Claxton still adheres to the Two
Orphans" and is filling an engagement in Phil
adelphia.
Edwin Booth is playing his new arrange
ment eff Orchard IIp' at Booths Theatre.
New York.
The Aimee opera troupe was at Milwaukee
during the Hess opera engagement here, play
ing to only fair houses.
The ''Shaughraun" is still running at the
Grand Opera House, New York, with Bouci-
cault in the title role
Charley Ross or the Mystery Solved, SEN
sational drama in three acts, is the latest phase
of the Charley Ross sensation.
10 Murphy at Hooley's theater, Chicago in
Rose Etynge at Haverleys, during the holiday
week, over $1,000.
Mrs. Ada Jewell, Of Hudson, has returned
from the East where she has been studying I'M
der the best instructors. Her sweet sympathet-
ic voice is much strengthened and improved by
skillful culture.
Mas Fanny Davenport has terminated her
season at Booths Theatre, New York, where she
played Viola in Twelfth Night" and Lady
Gay Spanker in London Assurance" Her
| audiences have been small.
! The complimentary benefit rendered Mr..
John Brougham of the Academy of Music,
| New York. on the 18th, was a grand success.
The boxes sold for the matinee as high as $3.50.
| and for the evening performance $3.50. Five
boxes realized over $500, and one gentleman,
Mr.. Sanford, gave %, 900 for 200 seats. At the
matinee Maggie Mitchell played in Fan
chon;" Edwin Booth Shylock in the trial
scene of the Merchant of Venice" Charles
Fechter in Monte Cristo;'' Nine. Mody eska as
Juliet in the balcony scene of Romeo and
Juliet; Harry Beckett and j. W. Shannon in
TO obligc Benson. The programme for the
evening performance was very lengthy, includ.
ing "a Sheep in VOLTS Clothing, with n. J
Montague and Ida Dyas; Clara Morris in Jane
Eyre Third act Of ''Othello'' with John Nc.
Cullough as Othello, and Mark Mayo as Iago
Little Emily" with G.. F. Rowe as Micawber
The dagger scene from my Wife" John T.
Raymond in 'Toodles." Recitations, songs
and character sketches were also given by
number of gentlemen of the profession S;gnel
Brignoi singing the Romanza from Flotow't
| MARTHA