Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-19
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Miles Juvenile Opera company has had good
success at Chicago.
"All the Rage is at Cincinnati, and it proves
worthy of its name.
Buffalo Bill is playing at the Olympic, Chi
cago, to enormous houses.
Dick Hooley will put minstrel troupe on
the road in about month.
"Davy Crockett" has been having good run
at Henck's theater, Cincinnati.
Adelina Patti will appear as s'Desdemona' in
Verdi's 'Iago" next autumn, in Paris.
The Ideal Opera company has made decided
hit in 1.-THE Pirates of Penzance'' at New
York.
The Passion play is to be placed on the
boards at Booths theatre, New York, early this
season.
Max Maretzek will take charge Of the operat.
ic department of the Cincinnati college of
music this week.
The Dramatic Neaos very properly protests
against actors gagging their roles. It is very
reprehensible practice.
Dreams or Fun in Photograph Gallery
has proved great success in the hands of
Willie Edouin and Alice Atherton
Mile Marie Van Zandt is having perfect
ovation at Copenhagen. She has received many
marks of regard from the nobility.
Clara Louise Kellogg has begun an engage
ment at the Imperial Opera house, Vienna, and
a great success is predicted for her.
'The Bankers Daughter" under Golfers
Union Square company g management, is doing
splendidly at Pixies theater, Cincinnati.
Sarah Bernhardt's dates for one hundred.
nights have been filed by Mr.. Abbey. He has
the privilege of fifty nights more if he chooses.
The wife Of Hartz, the magician, has just
presented him with a pair of bouncing boy
twins, better than King Alfonso's spouse could
do.
Gus Williams, in sour German Senator
has done big business throughout Ohio dur
ing the past week. He is drifting in this direc-
ton.
Max Strakosch hes engaged Torriani, now
singing in Naples, for an American tour in
connection with his new Italian Opera COM
pany.
T. w. Keene will open at the Grand Opera
house. Chicago, early in October. The rival at
fractions will be Mccullough and Law renee
Barrett.
Alice Oatesis getting 30 stout that she dare
not faint on the stage, for there are few actors
of sufficient strength to prevent a scene not on
the bills.
Emma Abbott opens two weeks season at
evening. The only addition to the repertoire
is Carmen"
Clara Morris, playing at Philadelptia, is
drawing well, Notwithstanding the fact that
she withdrew from the stage permanently near
~ year ago.
Goodwin's Froliques, who are to be here
this week, have been convulsing large au-
diences at the Grand Opera House, Chicago,
during the week.
Joe Emmett, having recovered from his latest
attack of mania potu, is drawing crowded
houses at Baltimore. He says he has :'schwor-
ed off for good"
Den Thompson as Josh Whitcomb is filing
McVickers' theater, Chicago, to the doors every
evening. and will run for several weeks longer
before coming to st. Paul.
A foreign writer says that Wilhelmj will re-
turn to Europe from America "loaded with
laurels and dollars He must have made them
elsewhere than in st. Paul.
Ada Cavendish is making quite a success in
s'The New Magdalen" at New York. She de-
serves well of the public, for there is no more
painstaking actress ON the stage.
Robson and Crane are doing smashing bus
mess at Hooleys Chicago theater. The signu
SO gratifaing to managers. Standing room
only" was put out every evening.
st. Louis has Rice's surprise party at the
Grand Opera house, Raymond at Pope's, and
Mackey and Sylvester at the Olympic, all Of
them doing passably fair business.
Rose Temple has applied for divorce from
her husband, J. 81. Jones. Alleged cause,
abuse and habitual drunkenness. They are
both members of the Boston Museum COM
pany.
Fanny Davenport is rehearsing Anna Dick
inson's new play, "An American GIRL and
those who have seen it pronounce it one of the
strongest dramas yet presented on the Amert-
can stage.
Boston Post: 1t is said that Mary Anderson
will be two shades handsomer this season than
ever before. Then the statement made last
year that she WIS as pretty as could be is q.
blamed lie.
Clinton Halls Strategists open at New York
tomorrow evening. In the company are Miss
Matte Vickers and Charles &. Rogers, who
played successful engagement in st. Paul
week before last.
Mile Nevada, the American singer, has gone
from London to Italy for the purpose of re-
Stunning her vocal studies. While there she,
should induce some young man to assist her in.
changing her name.
E. T. Stetson has applied for an injunction
to restrain John P. Smith and William Mesta-
ger from continuing the performance of their
Tourists in a Pullman Palace Car" claiming
that it is an infringement on his piece, "Our
Railroad Men,"
Agnes Robertson Mrs. Dion Boucicaut)
made her temperance on the American stage
at Philadelphia last week. She appeared az
Jessie Brown in the military drama of that
name which Mr.. Boucicault wrote for her
shortly after 1.-THE Relief of Lucknow" which
gives the sub-t to the play. She received
q royal welcome. and has played to crowded
houses.
~ Child of the State
The audience at the Opera House last eve
ming to witness Mr.. Hoey's thrilling drama was
better than on the previous evening, q fact that
fully attested not only the merits of the play
itself but of the manner in which it was pre-
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