Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10
AMUSEMENT NOTES

Macauley will open the Grand Opera House,
Chicago, this week, in some of his character
acts.
Agnes Leonard is playing tWoman's Faith
The title is very attractive, but where does the
aith come in?
Tony Denier has been through Indiana during
the past week, and has met with very cor
dial reception.
"All the Rage" will be here bye and-bye, but
it will probably be as late az sone time in No
vember before the company makes its appear
ance.
Morlacchi will open at Toledo in the "French
Spy" tomorrow evening. She will fail for
the reason thst the food she eats doesn't seem
to take effect upon her corpOrosity.
Lillian Conway, the we'll known actress, now
in retirement, and wife of Charles D. Cam bloc,
presented her husband with a bouncing baby
boy at their home in Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. E. L. Davenport will support salvina
during his forthcoming engagement in this
country. 1t is to be regretted that 30 estima-
BILE lady is selected to support SO despicable
| man.
The experiment of running a vaudeville
theater under the direction of Robert L. Fox.
at Chicago, seems to have been abandoned Il
is not probable that such an enterprise will
succeed for some years to come.
Simmons, Arnold and Ames' Leadville min
strals will open a season at the Opera House
tomorrow evening. The company is we'll
spoken of by the newspapers Of the vest, and
will no doubt receive liberal patronage.
Mary Anderson opens brief season at Nc
Vicker's theatre, Chicago, to- morrow night. Il.
is arranged that she will appear in ''Romen
and Juliet" ''As You Like IT," and several
other of Shakespeare's most popular comedies.
Haverly's 'Widow Bedott'' company is on
the road, as the gallant general has pledged
his word that all dates will be filled as an
nounced. When Haverly prouises that be will
carry out pledge he will do it, no matter what
the cost.
Joe Jefferson has just closed very sue
cessful three weeks engagement at Philadel-
phia in 1.-THE Rivals He finds that the pls y
ia almost equal in pop ulir favor to his n o
Van Winkle,' and he may adopt it as his future
feature.
The Kiralfays take Around the World to the
Boston theateisthis week. They will make a
change in the cast, George Metkiff supplanting
Henry Meredith, and J. f. Peters in place of
MIR. Bassett. The net profits for the five weeks
Ia New York amount to $4,000.
Chicago has been enjoying a feast of tragedy
during the past week. Messrs. Mccullough,
Barrett and Keene having occupied the boz Is
at rival theatera. Honors seem to have been
nearly easy. Mccullough filed his hd uses
without trouble, and Keene had no lack of
hearers.
Fanny Davenport enters Monday upon her
fourth week at New York as IAN American
Girl,'' at the Fifth avenue theater. The ORR
ginal engagement of four weeks has been ex-
tended to Blk in consequence of the success of
the play. Standing room only has been the
frequent rule.
Clara Morris is not pleased with the ''combi-
nation" system of theatrical companies now so
much in vogue. ''See how it has left the thea
ters," she says. "You go to q city TO play
You ask for that Jessica or Orlando who play ed
with you last year. Where are they? GONE on
the road Somebody comes for the part that
can't do it,
The Clipper pays this compliment to Mary
Anderson. which is is hoped is well deserved:
Mary Anderson's third engagement in Philadel.
pnia commencing at the VAIN at street Theater
September 9th, proved to be the best of the
three. She has improved since she was there
December, 1873. Her crudities, mannerisms.
and other faults have been toned down. and to
a certain extent eliminated. while she has gain
ed much in repose and dramatic power.
Look Out For Frost.