Daily globe., 1879-09-01
DRAMATIC NOTES.

too naughty for Mormon morals.
Robson and Crane are in San Francisco,
and made hit in "The Two Dromios.''
Juvenile Pinafore is all the rage at the
East. One dose of it has been enough for
St. Paul.
Grau's Opera company will open at Gin
cinnati tonight in "Gretchen.'' Tettenborn
is the attraction.
.Haverly's Mastodon minstrels cleared
$500 over expenses for one nights perfor-
nance at Eureka, Nevada.
Hooley's Megatherian minstrels are max
ing a successful tour of New York S,aie,
drawing immense houses everywhere.
Miss Sch # has sold her last play to Louise
Pomeroy. Who Miss Schiff is we do not
know. but the hands into which it has fallen
ensures its failure.
The new play By George Fawcett Rowe,
sWolfert's Roost,'' which, on its first pre-
sentation in New York, fell fiat, has bcon re-
modelled, and is meeting with fair success.
Baudman is engage for three months at
the New York Standard theatar. If the mer-
curial Dutchman can't raise row in that
space of time he had better retire from the
stage.
Jack Haverly didn't buy Rarus, but has
gone into railroad stocks instead. He thinks
he can outgeneral Jay Gould, and we would
second his belief if he hadn't 80 many irons
in the fire.
Boston Post: It is rumored that Louise
Searle thinks she can fill Eliza Wethersby'.
"Gabriel' dress. Pshaw! Bah! Nonsens. !
Maybe she thinks she can, but We should Just
like to see her try it on.
Joe Murphy wears well. His&diences at
New York last wesk we're immense, and
though the "Kerry Cow he's been PLAYED all
oTrer creation and the rest of the world, it
asll retains its popularity.
Frank Mayo's play of ''Dayy Crockett'' has
proved dismal failure in England, as might
lave been expected, for the people of that
rountry cannot appreciate the backwcods in
cidents depicted in the drama.
Efie Ellsler, the most charming Viola . :
the stage for the past two decades, has lone
Steele MacKaye's company, and will make =
tour of tho provinces in Ohio and Pennsyl
vahia preliminary to general tour of tie
country.
The Nixon "Uncle TOMS Cabin" combi-
nation has started out on the road. The
only reason for expecting its success is the
f.nt that Jim Chisholm, the best dramatic
cGitic in the West, if not in the whole coun-
try, is the advance agent of the company.
The season is running to combinations.
Few Of the leading theatres i'll the country
now supp ort stock companies, but depend
upon travelling companies for their attrac
tlons. The esult is satisfactory, for it fur
nlshes the amusement going people with
better class of entertainments than they
have heretofore been favored with.
Miss Violet Comeron is the coming SEN
sation in opera bouffe. At least SO we con.
clude from the elaborate putfs she is recsiv-
ing from the dramatic papers. She is de.
scribed as young, tall, 1.-the and graceful.
one of the prettiest of girls, with one of the
freshest voices and one of the liveliest STYLES
of acting of any opera bouffe performer in
London. We long for the Violet season.
There is triangular row between Palmer,
Boucicault and Cazauran. Each of the two
former is trying to secure the services of the
latter as On adapter and reviser of plays.
Whichever way the fight terminates we ex-
tend our sympathies to Mr.. Cazauran. for he
will be worked to death. Both of these So
called dramatic authors are simply appro-
priators of the brain work of foreign au
thors.
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