Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-28
AMUsEMENT NOTES.
The Nathal company have met with sueces
at Saltwater,


The Nathal pany have met with suecess
at Saltwater,
Madam Rentz's female MINISTRIES will visit
st, Paul within twenty days.
John Dillon has been doing good business in
Indiana during the past week.
A. E. Mcdowell goes to the West Indies with
bis dramatic company for the winter.
The Raymond combination jump from this
CITY to Green Bay. Wis, where they are billed
for tomorrow evening.
Leavitt's opera burlesque company have been
doing large business at Haverly's Chicago
theater during the past week.
Bandnan has reached Australia. and the peo-
pie of that country are wondering what they
nave done to deserve such fate.
Fred Zimmerman has made financial sue
cess of the Chestnut street theater. Philadei-
phia. for the first time in ten years.
Desdxood has new opera house, and ofers
premium chrome to any company that will
brave the terrors of performing in it.
Boston Post: New Yorkers are losing inter
est in Bernhardt. They say che doesn't seem
any more wicked than lots of other women.
Robson and Crane are doing finely in New
York. despite the efforts of one or two So
called dramatic papers TO throw dirt upon
them.
Mary Anderson's four weeks engagement in
New York opened ausoiciously, and she is
likely to retrieve the losses of the first part IF
the season.
Litta has been singing in concert at Chicago
with but Indifferent success. She got the big-
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suffer In consequence.
Gulick and Blaisdell are organizing min
strel company. 1t is to be hoped they will
secure better talent for it than they have fec
thrlr dramatic ventures.
So much opposition to the Passion Play has
been developed in New York that it is doubt
ful if Manager Abbey will dare to brave pub
lie sentiment SO far as to produce it.
Mr. Nathal has purchased the tight for
America of ''Le Voltigeurs de Ia 32me." from
Plauquette, the composer and will produce it
during his season IN San Francisco.
Fanny Davenport has been doing fairly, but
only that, at Philadelphia during the week.
Even the Q aaker City doesn't seem to appre-
ciate the efforts of the Quakeress dramatist.
"One Hundred Wives will be followed at
MoVicker's theater, Chicago, by Sol. Smith
Russell in 'Edgewood Folks" The past week
has not been happy one for the management.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons will open brief season
at Hooley's theaeer. Chicago, tomorrow even-
ing. with com pany especially selected by her.
The plays to be presented have not been az
nouuced.
1t takes Worth a whole week Of hard work to
dosiuu n atm fort IoE
but Lydia Thompson can design costume for
herself in half an hour and make nothing
of it.
Some malicious ecoupdreI has started the re-
port that Stuart Robson was once page in the
United States Senate. Robson has been In bad
company In the course of his life, but never
descended so low as to associate with United
States Senators.
John Mccullough. has made pronounced
hit as 'Yirginius" in New York. he will mako
his last appearance in this country in Detroit
in the latter part of March, going thence to
England. Ool. John A. Cookerill, Of the ST.
Louis Post Dispatch. will accom- pany him as
his guest.
Shannon & Edesor's aGolden Came COM
bination will fill the boards of the Opera house
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday even
ings of this week. The company is an excel
lent one, and the play is spoken of in the high
est terms by the newspapers of Chicago, where
it has been produced during the past week to
crowded houses.
Mr. Dalziel has reached the city, his bur
iesque company having closed lis seasau in the
East, last week, after moderate success
chicago Times. From dispatches dated at
Philadelphia it is learned that Air. Dalzisl
iumged out OF second story window to escape
be of hir hofe1 hill md ;fa
departed for Chicago. leaving his company
stranded.
Miss Eva Sothern, the young and pretty
daughter of the well-known actor, who is soon
to m axe her debut at the Gaiety theater in
London, is ward of the court of chancery,
and application is now pending before the
master of the rolls for his sanction to allow the
young lady, who is scarcely Is, to follow the
profession of an actress. Her guardians offer
no opposition to her strongly expressed desire
to do go.
The complimentary benefit to Miss Lonise
Lester tomorrow evening should be literally
patronized. No artistic has labored more faith
fully to please the public than Miss Lester.
She possesses voice of rare compass and is an
actress of considerable ability. In the role of
the Grand Duchess of Geroldstein she will no
doubt acquit herself with credit, and with the
support of the Nathal English Opera company.
an entertainment of more than ordinary excel
lence may be expected.
Mr.. John T. Raymond concluded his engage
| ment in this city last evening, appearing as
Pendleton Pembroke in BARLEY Campbell's
comedy, Risks" He certainly did justice to
| the role. though some of his support were not
equal the occasion. Miss Frankie McClells N
was excellent, however, in the role of Bella
Newton. Mr.. Raymond will always bs accord
ed hearty reCeDtIOn Ne Paul hut he EhOu1A
not forget that it takes more than one to make
a company.
a Coming NMsic1E Treat.
The following correspondence explains it,
SELF
SF. PAUL, Nov. &c. 1880
To Mesdames Ettenheimer and Rice
LADIES: We notice with pleasure that you
are sejourning in our city for few weeks. We
| are aware of your great skill on the flute, vio-
lin and piano, and how you have made your
debuts in Europe and in the East, where you
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