Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-31

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Feb. 25.-Mardi Gras festival. Performance
of "Katerina and Petruchio' and ''Woodcock's
Little Came by local amateurs. An excellent
performance well patronized.
Feb. 24.-Grand carnival of the German
society at the Athenaun. Great attraction.
MARCH.
March and S-Return of John Dillon in
"a Happy Pair and "Lemons'' and "Paul
PrY." Successful as usual.
March 1915, with Saturday matinee.-Jan-
auschek in ''A1ary STUART tN1other and Son.
Deborah" and Macbeth" Fine tragic rem
dering of all the roles. and good houses.
March 1922, with Saturday matinee.-Hess
Opera company, with Emma Abbott in leading
roles in "Miguon," Bohemian Girl" ''Chimes
of Normandy" and Faust" Largest audiences
of the season and operas all we'll rendered.
March l3.-Sixty-third concert of st. Paul
Musical society. Ons of the best concerts of
the season, but SHINY attended.
March list. Patrick's supper and enter
tainment at Pfeifer's Hall, and musical enter
tainmcnt for Cathedral schools. Both we'll
patronized
March IS and 19.-First arrival of III.
Nj. s. Pinafore." Performance only passable,
and patronage fair.
March "a and 25.-Mrs. Scott Siddons in d,a-
matte recitals. Artistic in high degree but
nmall audiences.
March 3l-April 5.-John Mccullough, assist
I'd by Charles Barron in "Othello,'' "Virgini-
as,' king Lear" Julius Caesar" (matinee)
and "Richard ILL., Performances all very fine
out audiences extremely small
March 1929, and Saturday matinee.-Return
Of Hess Opera company in ''Martha,' - Fra
biavolo," Chimes of Normandy" and "Paul
ana Virginia" Successful both artisticaly
and financially.
April Is and 1e.-"H. NJ. 8. Pinafore," by
local amateurs for benefit of the Protestant
orphan asylum. A superior performance we'll
appreciated.
April Is and 49, Sam Lucas in "Under.
ground Railroad" Indifferent performance
indifferently patronized-
April 25 and 26, with Saturday Matinee
Kate C:axton in the ''Double Marriage" Only
reasonable success either artistically or pecu-
riarily.
April 24.-''H. M. s. Pinafore," by the Gale
Lcib combination. Inferior to previous per
formances.
April 2S.--Repetition of ''Pinafore" by st.
Paul amateurs. Good and satisfactorily pat.
ron:zcd.
April 20 and 30.-Haverly's co!orcd min.
strols. Generally good performance and excel.
lent patronage
May 9--Remenyi concert. Good, bad and
irdiffe :ent. Patronage limited.
May 6.--Sixty-fourth concert of st. Paul Mu.
steal society. Entertainment fine but house
small.
May 8..-Amatcur entertainment for benefit
of Home Of the Friendless. Good cast and
large attendance.
May and 10, with Saturday matinee. Mil
ton Mobiles in ''The Phocnix' and "a Man of the
People, Character of plays bad, acting fair.
and gallery we'll filled.
May lo.--I.ecturc by Joseph Cook on "Ulti-
mate America Success moderate.
May 15-l7.--Cantata of "Queen Esther"
by Minneapolis amateurs. Good and we'll sup.
ported.
May % "a, with Saturday matinee.-'.Th.
Danites with Mckee Rankin and Kitty
blanchard in leading roles. highly success.
full season.
May 26-2S.-John T. Raymond in Mulberry
Sellers and "Risks." Good performances anS
good houses.
May 80 and 81, with Saturday matinee-Tony
Deniers 'Humpty Dunpty' troupe. Good per-
formances and tremendous business.
June 9.-Wilhelmj concert. Good, but not
largely attended.
June and 7, with Saturday matinee.-Katie
Putnam in "Fanchon" and Elena, the Mad
cap.' Tolerably successful in all respects.
June IS and IA, with Saturday Matinee
Oslesby's Troubadours. fair performance
poorly patronized.
June 26.-W. Il. Sherwood in piano recitals.
good concert poorly attended.
July 3.-Sangers London circus. Immense
July II and IL, with Saturday aatinee-Bae-
low, Wilson, Primrose & Vests minstrels A
chaste and artistic company drawing good
houses.
July 14-19.-Soderer & Balls art entertain
ments. Good, but poorly patronized.
July 23 and 2.-Haverlys Mastodon min
Htrels in their specialtics. Very large houses
and good entertainments.
July % and 29.-May Fisk's blondes. a
very loud and disgraceful company, which
broke up in a row before the close of the per-
fermance, the Fisk spending the night in the
police station.
August TO, with Saturday matinee.-Hav-
erly's Chicago Church Choir Pinafore company.
The best rendering of the operetta up to date
and houses crowded at each performance.
Aug. 4.-Lecture by Father Stanley on
Rome and Its Environs.'' Well attended.
Aug. %, matinee.-Mrs. Malcolm's Juvenile
'Pinafore.' Fair performance moderately sus-
tanned.
SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1-6, with Wednesday and Saturday
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Church Choir Pinafore
week.
Rice's "Evangeline." Only moderately we'll
played and not popularity received.
Sept. IA and 21.-Brown, the mind reader,
assisted by Geo. Everett. in sleight-of-hand
performances. Novel, but not very attractive.
Sept. 1924, with Wednesday matinee.-Miss
Fanny Davenport as Mable Renfrew, Rosalind
Lady Gay spanker and Nancy Skies. thor
oughly artistic season, receiving a large patron
nge.
OCTOBER.
Oct. BURR Robbins circus. Poor but
crowded.
Oct. s.-Murray's Minneapolis company IL
"A Celebrated Case" An ordinary perform
ance, scarcely patronized at all.