Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-21
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

1.-TWO Mothers will contest their respective
claims at the st. Louis Grand Opera House for
the succeeding week.
theater at Cincinnati tomorrow evening", and
are already assured of good run.
Haverly's theater at Chicago has been given
over to the Galley Slave 1t does not seem
to have brought much money into the treasury.
McVicker, at Chicago, has had good run
wi tn Lolita. and opens the present week with
Ada Cavendish in her Ilay of Lady Clan
carly"
Alice Oates drew good houses at Cincinnati
last week despite the threshing her husband
received at the hands of the city editor of the
Enquirer.
1.-THE False Friend seems to have held the
boards at the Union Square theater, New York,
Notwithstanding his exposure. 1t has proved
to be true friend to the manager.
''Pink Dominoes" attracted the grave and
reverend senators at Washington last week,
and as it was presented under good auspices it
drew great deal of attention.
The Olympic theater, New York. will be sold
at public auction on the Slst of the present
month. Jack Haverly has his eye upon the
property, and will probably bid it in.
''Hearts of Oak has been presented at
Hooley's theater, Chicsgo, during the past
week to the satisfaction of the general public,
and will be continued for six days more.
The greatest actor in the world, John McCul-
Tough, is booked for the St. Paul Opera House
next month. Will the st. Paul public well
come him, as they did year ago, with an array
of empty benches?
While ]. 81. Haverly's servant was checking
the managers valise at railroad depot in
Boston yesterday, thief snatched the valise
and got away with it. Its contents are valued
by Haverly at IS, 600.
Kate ClaxtCn, supported by Charles A. Stew
enson, has been playing the Two Orphans" at
Louisville, and proposes to continue the agony
for week longer. The combination has met
with tolerable success.
Edwin Booth is to commence his farewell en-
gagements in this country in few weeks. We
are sorry on two grounds First that we are to
lose Edwin, and next that he will return 10
plague the inventor OF Shakspearean plays.
The Olympic at st. Louis has been especially
favored. Last week it contained John Nc
Cullough. This week 1t Will be favored with
the presence of the divine Nelson. McCul-
Tough has drawn well, and Nelson expects to
draw better.
1t is reported tia. the 1.-TWO Mothers was
witnessed in Cincinnati by electrified audi
eDces." P'r'aps. But if a man finds himself
with two mothers on his hands. what is be To
do? Will he take the nigger's advice and take
to the woods?
Mrs. Zelda Seguin had g royal benef. at
Louisville last week, in which she appeared in
"Carmen"-the first opera in which she has
sung this season. Among the testimonials she
received was a bouquet OF roses and appropri-
ate surroundings of green. But when the
floral tribute came to be dIssected it was found
that what appeared to be green leaves were
greenbacks, representing in all about 81, 500 of
Uncle Sans obligations.
st. Paul is going to have great many first
class entertainments during the coming month
The big minstrel company opens on Monday
and will follow on Tuesday, with a repetition
Of their programme with variations. On the
I'd and Sd of April Haverly' Church Choir Pin
afore company will appear, to be followed on
the 5th, 9th and It'll by the greatest tragedian
that America has ever pI oduced, John McCul-
ough. Succeeding Mr.. Mccullough will come
BARLEY Campbelrs Galley Slave" combina-
ion, and following in quick succession we will |
lave Lawrence Barrett. Robson and Crane, |
Den Thompson as Josh Whitcomb, "All the |
Sage" and the Juvenile Pinafores.