Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-21
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

The saville opera company are booked flo,
st. Paul at an early date. ill.,.
Gilbert's new comic opera, princess Toto
has thus far been failure In toto. ~ " s.e,s =
The original Georgia minstrels will be at the
Opera House next Saturday evening. "a
Dickey Lingard's Folly company will open a
season of four nights at the Opera House on
the Goth inst.
Mrs. Dion Boucicault (Aenes Robertson) has
arrived In this country: and may yet appear in
the leading cities. .
Mckee Rankin will open in the .'Danites''
Tomorrow evening at Philadelphia for q two
weeks engagement.
The London World says that Minnie Hank
opens her mouth like fish. Are we to under.
stand that Minnie is fish Hauk?
a deorse Adams, Tony Denier's clown, ia the
proud rather OF daughter, who kicks the
neam az eleven pounds and keeps him awake
o nights. eAs
Emma Abbott opens tomorrow evening
and from present indications there will b.
standing room only by the hour for openino
the doors. 0p'A'As
Sam hhlnehart, the clown, has retired from
the profession and located permanently in Co.
!umbus, Ohio. This is not one of his io,,es
for it's new. ''Ne'
Lolita played with her usual success in St
Louis last week, and wasn't claimed as q wife
by any of the levee laborers. She will 90 bac}
to st. Louis sometime.
Mapleson's opera company is coming Yves
unoer the management of Jack Haverly. bu
there is little hope that it will stray as far ava,
from home as St. Paul
Nilsson won the most enthusiastic success
tue concerts given in honor Of the marriage O.
the King of Spain at Madrid. 1t is said tina
she drew better than the bull-fghts.
Charles A. Stevenson, the actor, husband O.
Kate Ciaxton, has purchased Thomas Lords
schooner yacht Osprey. He doesn't propose +,
run any risk of fire on his summer cruises.
Harry Sargent declare. that Adele Belpard
| is the greatest actress living. Harry has sait
the same thing about divers other actresses he
lote' Out ne has always been their manager.
Lawrence Barrett is booked away down II
West Virginia for the succeeding two weeks
so far away that it is to be feared he will moi
get around to st. Paul before the season
closes. '~''>'1
Adelalne Nelson, the actress, was born in
Saragossa, Spain, of Spanish and English
parents. She Is now distracting the critics OF
chicago by her wonderful proportions-anc
acting.
Ihere Is an absurd rumor afoat to the etfec
that Robson played 1.-The Two Dromios'' solut
on account Of the sickness of Crane. It's too
tnln-or at least Stuart is too thin to be di
V,ded In any such way.
Anna Dickinson is living quietly in New
Jersey, writing two or three new plays. OWING
to the absence Of an international copyriehI
ia" she Is acquiring foreign residence in or
DER to protect her rights.
bernhardt is coming to this counery. Sht
WILL arrive IN about a year and spend about
two months in the East. She is afraid to come
further west than Philadelphia for fear The
Indians will take her scalp.
Il. L. Stetson has announced his intention
OF withdrawing from the variety and entering
the legitimate business. If he meets with nc
better success in his new field than he has done
IN the old, be is not likely to set the world
afire.
Ootty Gooft was arrested at Albany recently
for beating his wife at a hotel. He set up the
plea of seIf-defense, but as his wife is a con-
sumptive and not at all belliserent in appear
ance the judge couldn't see it and mulcted him
in heavy fine.
Manager Morrissey, Of the Emma Abbott
company, is reputed to have the most exquisite
moustache and the finest complexion of any
manager In the country. The ladies generally
regret that several years ago be fell-in love
and got married.
Carlotta PATHS libel suit against St. Louis
paper for alleging that she was in the habit oil
getting tipsy, has been abandoned. It had
served its purpose-brought out the fact that
she only drank claret occasionally and adver
tised the company.
The attractions at Chicago for the present
week will be: Haverly's, Rice's Surprise Par.
ty; Hooley's, Dickey Llngard; MoVicker's, the
Floreuces in ''The Almighty Dollar; Ham
Inns, Robert McWade in rip Van Winkle':
besides innumerable concerts, lectures, etc.
The amusement going public of St. Paul ii
promised a pleasing entertainment in the
unique performances of Helen Potter Pleiade',
combination, which will appear at the Opera
House on the evenings of the 5th and 9Th OF
January. The combination includes the
Swedish quartette in full national costume
Miss Anna Theresa Berger, the pleasing cernet
player, the character impersonations of Miss
Potter and numerous other attractions.
Judge Brill Goes Back on Bill King.
decision was rendered by Judge Bril-
on yesterday which places disgracefu
stigma on the hitherto shaky reputation oil
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