Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-15
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

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AMUSEMENT NOTES
The Vokes family contemplate an American
tour next season.
John E. Owens has again become q father.
This time it's a girl.
The Chestnut Street Opera house, Phila-
delphia. is being SO reconstructed that it will
be practically a new house when completed.
Nd. B. Leavitt has engaged Ariel, the fying
dancer, for his Speciality company. This ar
tist is sure to make a sensation the coming sea-
son.
"Ail the Rage" has done smashing business
at McVcker's. Chicago, during the past week,
and will hold the boards for some time to
e,me.
MIR. GuA Hall, who has been singing in con-
nection with the Spanish students, proposes to
return to 81. Louis and devote himself to
teaching.
John I. Raymond has accepted o new play
entitled THE Miser's Money" al will play it
the Coming season. 1t is said it affords full
scope for his peculiar kumor.
The strain on Mrs. Florence's waist was so
great at her first appearance in London that
she tainted in the midst of an act. She should
stop trying to be smaii-waisled.
Lolita opens at Montreal September 20, in a
new play. 1t is gratifying to know that Lolita
Is going to have something new, for her old
plays are become decidedly stale.
Salsbury's Trpubadours, now in Scotland,
have made great hit. And yet it used to be
said that you couldn't drive ioke into q
scotchman's head with sled e-hanmer.
E. K. Cullier, an excellent actor. is attached
to John McCuilvugh's combination for the
coming season. The rest of Mr.. McCullough's
support remains the same a. last seas IN
Pauline Markham, who ran away from her
husband, Gen. McMahon, il ARIZONA, has got a
divorce, and is now looking after fresh con-
quest. She has joined the Rentg company.
The great Italian" trsgedian, Thomaso
Saivini. whose correct name is Tom O'Suilivsn,
will probably come to this country in the fall
under The management Of Ste,sun, of Boston.
Mckee Rankin has bought villa in Wales
contiguous TO that owned by Adallna Patti and
Nlechni. The money was derived from the
prOceeds of the summers season of 1.-THE
Danites." - = .s.; L- &c.
Charles l.. DAVIS, the Alvin Joslyn of the
past season, is bound to be the Rashiest man
In the profession. It is reported thst he has
recently adorned his shirt bosom with dis
mond as big AZ a SANGER.
Fanny davenport will appear the coming
seasontn AN American Girl" a play written
f,,r hor hv n
loo mucn inclined to embonpolnt to take the
part OF girl to advantage.
Anna Dickinson says sbs never accepted
presents of costly jewels from admirers, rs
other actresses have done. Perhaps she never
had a supernaOus humber Of admirers, who
could give hsr these trlbuteR.
Mile Sara, the sensational dancer, formerly
here with the Soldsne troupe, returns to this
country in October with small ballet, under
the mausgem, Mt of Simmonds Il Brown. She
! Is puiarly known in the East As "Wiry Sal. !"
Ada Cavendish has returned to this country
with the intention Of making it her home. she
says she likes the American people, and it is to
be regretted that the American people do not
like her, for she is one Of the best actresses
upon the stage.
the Country tor great season. All the mana
gers, encouraged by last seasons successes, are
reaching Out for more worlds to conquer.
There ls good prospect for bankruptcy ahead
for some Of them.
Hooley's theatre, Chicago, has been thorough
ly renovated and enlarged, and can now seat
400 auditors. At q crush it can sccommo-
date 400 more. A goud business has been done
n n, L. A.
YORK Crlterlon Company In "Freaks.''
Bandmann doesn's seem able to stop any
where without getting into q row. At Salem,
Oregon, recently, he got into quarrel with his
Chinese laundry mar, and refused to pay his
biil, whereupon he was mobbed by the aimond-
eyed heather, and narrowly escaped with his
life.
Boston Post: "Bernhardt is the thinnest and
!wickedest woman in the world, says the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, and then some one rose up
and said that certain buriesque actress beat her
IL one of these respects aud that the latter
lady at once had it announced that she weighed
l36 POUNDS.
Miss Nei Son, previous to her departure from
San francisco, presented Stage Manager
Gberle and Harry Midmer, of Baldwin's, with
two pms, which The Geiuded recipients at first
RiduC0 DrlkeSSu 70 DC ul2mOEuS OF the nrSt
water. Investigation compelled them to &C
cepb the knowledge that The wholesale price
was SlU par dozen.
Hooley has secured for the coming season
some excellent attractions, including Robson
and Crane, Lawrence Barrett, the Lawn-cennis
Company, Golfers Company, the lie Uiup
CON pany, Mrs. Scott Siddons, Willie Edouin's
Company, bAti.y Campbeps Companies,
Maggie Mitoneii, ''Fun Oh the Bristol" Com
pan,, Nat. GJodwln's Company, Saisbary's
IrouDsoors, UOsle Garte's Opera Company.
The Rice Park concert by the Great Western
band last evening, attracted the usual throng.
TIE programme was excellent, consisting of the
following uumhers:
l March, 'Palisads'. Wiegand
Relicon, SchotJische. Woods.
Fantasia, Recollectiuus of tie 0 rers" Boyer.
Hait8, 'Girote Giroh.". ...........S rauss.
Solo Polka, ''Anaz Me-. = 1900. Warren.
Seem AID Aria, Ct Gtasnadieri' ...... Verdi.
2 Overture, Medley" Cstiin.
Galop, FAIRY Queen" Sidney smlIn.
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