Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-15
ONE CASE AND FIVE DEATHS.
Western Associated Press.
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Sara Jewett has returned from brief Euro
pean tour. -.. go. -- 90.
The New York theatres are not doing very
we'll thus far.
Barry Sullivan is playing In London with un-
bounded success.
Lolita has not done 80 we'll in San Francisco
as formerly, and has lost money.
Lawrence Barrett has an exceptionally strong
company to support him this season..
BARLEY Campbell, the dramatic author, was
once compositor and newspaper reporter.
Florence will play a German character i'll
Woolfs play, "A Million" just written for
him.
Barney Caulheld, formerly member Of Con-
gress from Chicago, is playing Capt. Corcoran
in ''Pinafore'' at Deadwood.
J. J. Sullivan, one of Katie Putnam former
husbands, plays the Parson in Mckee Rankin's
DANTE company this season.
Charlotte Patti is expected in this country
daily with her new concert company, embrace
ing artists of worldwide celebrity.
The right to a play which was given by Geo.
Rignold to Charles r. Thorne, has just been
sold by the latter gentleman for 81 900.
Anna Dickinson is going to write play for
Fanny Davenport. Fanny, it is said, has had
her hair cut in the Dickinsonian style.
James E. Murdoch will make his reappear-
ance on the stage soon in Shaspearean charac-
tiers under the management of Jack Haverly.
combination embracing Salvini and Ris-
tori will probably visit this country early next
year for an extended tour of the principal
cities.
Rose Eytinge, it is said, is beginning to show
her age very perceptibly, and growing too stout
for many of the roles she has heretofore as
sumed.
THE Bankers Daughter" is having an ex-
celIent run at Boston, the Union Square COM
parry interpreting it in their usual admirable
manner.
Haverly's Church Choir ''Pinafore'' company
have been doing an immense business at st.
| Louis during the past week, and received I'M
qualified praise from the newspapers.
The receipts for the first week of Maggie
Mitchelrs season in the Ohio circuit amounted
to little over $4,000, proof that the popu-
larity of the little lady is not on the decline.
Genevieve Wards new play, by Merrivah and
! Grove, 'Forget-Me Not" has proved great
success in London. and is highly praised by
| the critics for the intensity of its dramatic
| effects.
Eliza Weathersby and combination begin
their season in Canada. Besides her husband,
Nat. Goodwin her company comprises such
| well-known names as Venie Clancy, Jennie
Weathersby, @. W. Bowser and Raymond
Holmes.
Matt. Coming, who was announced as the
manager of Ada Cavendish, has had falling
out with that lady and left her in the lurch.
| She charges him with dishonorable and dishon.
est conduct, and he alleges that she is n. &. as
| an attraction.
is Potter. the nephew of Bishop Potter, and
| the brother of the most fashionable rector in
| the city as we'll as of Clarkson, NJ, the we'll
known politician. The Dramatic Ne,us, how
evea, alludes to him as q hummer.
The opening of Booths theatre under the
management of Dion Boucicault was not a sue
cess, the house, Notwithstanding liberal adver-
| Using, being only about two-thirds full. The
| new play presented, "Rescuel," is pronounced
by all the metropolitan critics to DO dead
failure.
Miss Minnie Wright. a young lady of Men.
dota, ILL.,, has returned to her home after 9
. severe course of study in music and elOcutior
at the East. She has already met with flatter.
| ing success in several public entertainments
and is admirably adapted to the profession she
st. Paul before the close of the winter season.