Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-13
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

line Pratee or romance were IallHre AZ
San Francisco.
Nelson has opened at San Francisco, and the
old '49ers are wild over her.
"Pinafore" is still running at Central Music
Hall, Chicago, to large houses.
Most of the leading theatres of the country
will close for the season about the LIST of July.
Amateurs have ruined the business of dra-
matte combinations in Kansas during the past
year..
Emily Soldene and her mouth will visit this
country in the fall with new burlesque COM
pany.
st. Paul is now enduring q famine in the
amusement line. There will be nothing this
| month.
her. She should now employ some one to play
it for her.
May Fiske has been doing large business at
st. Louis. Her style pleases the denizens of
that town.
Blanche De Bar, formerly popular dramatic
star, has opened dramatic school of instruc-
ton at Chicago.
All the st. Louis theaters have closed for
the season, and nothing but variety can be
seen there now.
"Humpty Dumpty" and the Spanish Stu
dents still hold the boards at McVicker' 8
theater, Chicago.
''The Sagehbrush Nightingale is the sobrieuet
given to Miss Navada by the British public,
alias her manager.
Anna Dickinson is writing new play for
Fanny Davenport. Fanny will do better by
sticking to the legitimate.
The Tony Denier company will disband on
the Sd of July after most successful tour
through the whole country.
Amusement lovers will be reconciled to the
close Of the season by the reflection that pima
fore' will be heard no more.
Ben Maginley lost 1000 in an endeavor to
popularize 1.-THE Danites' In the British prov
inces, and has come home disguised.
Boston Post: 1t is positively settled that
Sara Bernhardt is to come to this country and
everybody is on the qui vive to be shocked.
Out of thirty odd female minstrel shows that
started out last fall only one lasted the season
through, and that one was the worst of the lot.
Mrs. Frank Frayne, the expert rife shot, who
produced SO great a sensation throughout the
country few years ago, died in Chicago last
week.
Minnie Cummings wants a manager. The
one she had last season didn't make his fortune,
and it is difficult to induce any one else to take
the risk.
John McCulloughs income lsst year exceeded
that of the President Of the United States
Exchange. He has earned his income far more
faithfully.
A female clog dancer at Providence, R. l., was
robbed of $5UU and diamond pin. IL is sup
posed she will start on star ring tour early in
the season.
Pat Rooney lost all his jewehy in bucking
the tiger at Indianapolis short time ago. Re
sued for its recovery, and it has just been re-
stored to him.
John Mccullough, Mr.. Sothern, John T.
Raymond, and Miss Rose Coghlan, were among
the passengers for Liverpool on Saturday, on
board the Britannia.
Nathars English Opera company has done a
hourishing bouffe business at st. Louis during
the past week. and is booked for Hooley's Chi
cago theatre Tor this week.
Frank Mayo, not to be outdone by his breth-
re n of the stage, has procured new play for
next season. With all his experience he has
not yet learned to let well enough alone.
But one play has been presented at the Madi-
son Square thearer, New York, during the en-
tire season Hazel Kirke." It has been the
greatest success ever known in America.
Baldwin's baby "Pinafore" troupe returned
to their home in Syracuse during the past week,
after tour of about two months. Financially
the tour has not been entirely Successful
Mrs. Scott-Siddons will start next season
with new and strong dramatic company un-
der the management of Harry Sargent. There
will be great interest in her performances.
1.-THE Child Stealers," now having success
full run in New York, was originally written by
Fanny Davenport. She tried its production
several years ago, but made failure, when
somebody stole it, made a few amendments,
and placed it on the stage IN Its present form.
An exchange remarks that Modjeska is play
in London in ''deodorized'' version of
Camille which leads the GLOBE to remark:
''You may break, you may shatter the vase as
you Will,
The scent of the roses will cling to it STILL
John Brougham, the distinguished actor and
dramatic author, died on Monday last, after q
brief illness. He was born in Dublin in 1914,
educated for the ministry, but afterwards
adopted the stage as his profession. He was
very successful for nearly quarter of centu-
ry, but of late years has rarely been upon the
stage. He was q large-hearted, generous man,
ana had scarce an enemy in the world.
The promenade concert at Rice park last
night by the Great Western band attracted
large concourse of citizens. The harmony was
choice to perfection, and ELECTED expressions
of the utmost pleasure. Following were the
selections:
2 Quadrille, ..Rotunde" ............. Strauss
3. Selection, Robert lie Diabele". Meyerbeer
f. Waltz, "Louisen" ........ ........... Bach
5. Overture, 'Lustspiel'' Keller Bella
6. "reminiscences of 1900. .Donizetti
z. Galop, calm and Cyclone. ....... .Pettee
s. The ''Jingors," serio comic operatic pot
pourri.
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