Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-11
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Milton Mobiles is travelling in Wisconsin

Milton Mobiles is travelling in Wisconsin
Barnums great show is to be in Chicago this
week.
The return of Christine Nelson this wear is
very doubtful. y7-s.s--s s5s
Emily Melville is running Pinafore COM
pany in California.
Thew are going to have theatre in Chicago
with FIVE cent gallery.
Maggie Mitchell gave children's party at
her cottage at Long Branch last week.
1t gives us pleasure to announce that Pima
fore company has been stranded at Denver.
Primrose, of Barlow, Primrose Vests
minstrels, was married in Buffalo on the LIST.
Baby Pinaforc is the latest. A baby Pima
fore troupe played last week at the permanent
exposition building in Philadelphia.
Cora Richmond, the spirituraist, was pro-
nounced fraud, at Ottawa, Ont, and con-
federate named Anderson was exposed.
John T. Raymond, (Csl. Sellers is coming
out in new play known as ''Wolfort's Roost.'
His wife marie Gordon) will support him.
Sarah Bernhardt will remain in the French
theatre, where she is under contract. for
another year and will then visit this country on
six months leave of absence
Fanny Davenport bought her husband. That
is, Price had to pay his former wife $4,000
allmony and $25 per week, and as he had no
money Fanny furnishes the cash and takes
Price for her husband.
Bob Filkins, who has been in charge of Hav-
erly's Lyceum theatre in New York this sum
- ~,
Plnafore company and will make an extended
tour of the country, probably reaching ST. Paul
about December.
Some fellow in Chicago has organized what
he calls Church Choir Pinafore company of
Chicago. and opens at Michigan City this even
ing. His attempt to steal the name of the
company which left St. Paul for Dubuque last
evening, proves him and his troupe fraud.
Large minstrel companies are all the rage.
As the result Happy Cal Wagner, Johnny Allen,
Charles Fostele and Harry Stanwood have be-
come members of Allen, Delehanty 4 Hengler's
Mammoth Minstrels. The company opens at
the National theatre, Cincinnati, O., Sept. Is.
for four weeks. &
Palmer, of the frm of Jarrett & Palmer.
brought Fechtef to this country in 1870 under
| a contract for $500 night for 100 nights.
Both Palmer and Fechter died within two
weeks of each other, the former in London and
the latter in Pennsylvania. Palmers funeral
took place just one day before Fechter's.
The Union Square company, of New York,
have been playing the Bankers Daughter at
Haverly's in Chicago, and that theatre is so
much larger than their small affair in New
York that they could not raise their tones Of
voice to the proper pitch, and as the result to
one half Of the audience the play was only q
pantomime.
Fechter's unlucky star seemed to have fol-
lowed him from the time he abandoned his
wife in Paris and came to this country. He
| did not draw we'll after the first few nights,
and though he came undera $5O,00) contract
he died poor. He fell in love with Mrs. Lizzie
Price Wintle, an actress, and she left her hus-
band and they were married, though he was
never divorced from his French wife. -Four
years ago he injured one of his legs, causing a
running sore, and braced up with stimulants
to such an extent that his death was the result
of intemperance. His deserted wife was Ger.
tainly avenged. q