Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-06
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

AmUSEH1EN1 NOIESs
Fanny Davenport plays at Fort Wayne to-
night
Lawrence Barretts first house at st. Louis
contained $1,000.
John Mccullough played to good houses at
Indianapolis last week.
Barney McCauley opens in Cleveland in
''Uncle DAMP tonight.
Booth is playing at Baltimore to we'll pleased
though not large audiences.
E Jack Haverly won several thousand dollars in
the pools at the Louisville races.
Salsbury's Troubadours are in the interior of
Ohio, making the Buckeyes laugh. . f..
The London papers give unqualified praise
to the American actress, Miss Genevieve Ward.
Robson and Crane will open at Hooley's the
alter, Chicago, tonight in S'The Two Dromios."
Johnny Albaugh is to play ''Van, the Vir-
ginian," in his own theater at Washington, this
week.
success at New York under Maretzek's manage
ment. -
Katie Putnam fills the present week at
Wheeling, w. Va. Her business thus far has
not been large.
Albani has resumed the lyric stage. Her
boy is said to possess a powerful voice. very
like his mothers.
Raymond is playing in Syracuse, while his
late wife, Marie Gordon, has started for tour
of the Southern States.
Tony Denier's Columbine, NJ ISIS Mabel Stan
ton, fell from a wire rope the other day
and sprained her ankle.
Aldrich and Parsloe divided $1,000 as their
share of the frat weeks performance of 'My
Partner" at New York.
Richmond, Va. has not had a circus during
the season, on account of the prohibitory tariff
levied by the city authorities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bardwell Slote (Florence) will
| return the visit of the Duke of Beaufort at
tho close of their present season.
Lawrence Barrett concluded two weeks en-
gagement at Popes Opera House, st. Louis,
last night. Business was excellent.
Haverly's new Brooklyn theater will be
opened this evening with Clara Morris in Don
Piatt's new drama, 'Royal Favorite.
Ada Richmond has been playing comic opera
at Washington to poor houses. The perform
ances were no better than the houses.
Len. Growers Boarding House" combina-
ton went to pieces at Buffalo last week, and
"Old Eel" is in bad strait once more.
Lolita has been doing smashing business at
McVickers Chicago theatre during the past
week. People have been turned away nightly
Sarah Bernhart will probably come to Ameri-
ca next year under the management of Harry
SARGENT who receives 800, 600 frances for the
season.
Marie Stone assumed the role of Virginia in
'Paul and Virginia at Brooklyn the other
evening, and received the most flattering re-
ception.
Modjeska will not return to America till next
season. In the meantime her manager, Harry
Sargent, has got several other irons in the f re-
to keep him busy.
The Kiralfy Brothers have been producing
the "Black Crook" at the Walnut, Philadel-
phia, to the delight of the staid inhabitants of
the Quaker City.
John Dillon, at Omaha, drew crowded hous-
es and received the most fattering encomiums
from the press. He opens in st. Paul next
Monday in "Our Next President"
The Lena Tetterborn company gave per-
formance OF Columbus, Ind, on Sunday eve
| ming, the 21st ult., and on Monday mornin g
the manager was fined for DESIGNATING the Sab
bath.
Miss Lille West, who was here last Christ
mas with the Farini opera company, has been
drawing 5000 week during the summer as
Josephine in one of the eastern "Pinafore''
companies.
The Dora Gordon-steele company disbanded
at Pittsburgh because of lack of funds. Dora 8
husband, who was the capitalist of the combi-
nation, mysteriously disappeared, and has not
since been heard from.
The Dramatic Ne,os says Miss Helen Blythe
lis an explosive young woman, with an extra
ordinary habit of winking her eyes at trc-
menduous rate of speed, and style of decla-
nation with resembles the popping of bunch
Of fre-crackers." IF the critic of that paper
is not bald headed already, he soon will be.