Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-29
AMUsEMENH NOTES.
Chanfrau is perambulating New England

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Billy COPYRIGHT has been secured for
Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels.
John Thompson is playing Con Hand" in
Montana with only indifferent success.
Jenny Hughes will be at the Olympic, New
York, this week in t9The French Spy.''
Eliza Weathersby is travelling on her shape
in the East, and people seem to appreciate it.
Fanny Morant is engaged at the Boston
Museum to play leading old women's parts.
The Rice Surprise Party has been doing
an immense business at the Chestnut, Phila-
delphia.
Mapleson opens his new Italian opera sea-
son at the New York Academy of Music,
Oct. 20.
Joe Murphy is meeting with great success
in Canada. He is playing "Maum Cree and
"The Kerry Cow
Nick Roberts ..Humpty Dumpty'' troupe
is the next card on the boards of the Opera
House in this city.
Fanny Davenport's Minneapolis engage
ment was not success. She Dug ht to have
remained in st. Paul.
"The Danites" are doing we'll in the north.
central States with Mckee Rankin and Kitty
Blanchard in the leading roles.
Ada Cavendish has secured new manager
In the person of John Stetson, former man.
ager of the Globe theater, Boston.
James Redpath, the we'll known lecture
manager, who disappeared some three weeks
since, has not yet been heard from.
Pearl Eytinge, the daughter of Rose, has
recovered from her recent illness and has
been able to resume her place on the stage
Alice Oates comic opera company are on
route for Louisville, the home of the much
married ana much abused lady, where they
are billed for one week, commencing Oct. 6
Haverly's Church Choir ssPinafore'' com
Pany took Louisville by storm last week
Each night after the first hundreds had to bt
turned away from the theater for want o.
room.
Gen. Sherman went behind the scenes q,
the Detroit Opera House recently to con
graduate Nellie MoHenry on her acting il
'sThe Brook" ls
Dickie Lingard has organized new com.
pany, which she calls the Lingard Folly
company, with which she proposes to tray
erse the country.
Emily Melville played the part of Jose.
phine in "Pinafore" at San Francisco on
Saturday night, the occasion being the first
time that operetta had been witnessed by
Gen. and Mrs. Grant.
Maggie Mitchell had successful engage
ment at Cincinnati last week. She appears
this week at Pittsburgh, opening in "Jane
Eyre" to be followed by "Fanchon,' . ssPearl
of Savoy aud Little Barefoot
Mrs. Bowers and Miss Charlotte Thomp
son have just appeared at the Arch street
theatre, Philadelphia, in "Court and Stage
an adaptation of the old play Of ssNel]
Gwynne." They have been fairly sup
ported.
Fred. Harriott, the husband Of Clara Nor
ris, is about to start on reading tour in the
West. He won't go so far West, however, as
to meet the man whom he slapped in the
cars when Clara cried: '.Hit him three times,
Freddie"
Furnish has recovered from his financial
embarrassments, and will take the road with
first class comedy company under the man.
sgement of Charles Crosby, the cousin and
late manager Of Clara Louise Kellogg. Hope
he will come this way.
Miss Emma Stockman, who is favorably
known as one of the best Shakspearern 90
tresses in the country, and who has support
ed John Mccullough for the past two sea-
sons, will be obliged to retire from the stage
for brief period. Her husband, Mr.. Nor
ton, will await developments, though he
hopes il will be q boy. IA -