Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05
AMUSEMENT NOTES

No entertainments at the st. Paul Opera
House this week.
Bandmann is ir Australia, where ne has de-
veloped into favorite.
John T. Raymond appears at Hooley's this
week in his standard plays.
Alice Oates is organizing a new company and
looking about for new husband.
Miss Lizzie Mccall has become Mrs. George
Barry Wall, and has retired from tAe profes.
sion.
Madame Julia Rive-King ia drawing good
houses at the South, where she Is greatly ad-
mired.
Miss Nellie Boyd has left Robson and Crane,
and joined the troupe supporting Mrs. D. P.
Bowers.
Wallacks new theater in New York costs him
only $4,000 year rental. Cheap at double
the money.
Bijou Heron Is growing very stout, and may
have to give up her dramatic aspirations in
consequence.
Adelina Patti is studying .Lohengrin. She
willsshortly appear in it a. Berlin, taking the
part of Elsa.
Clara Morris has been giving series of matt
nees at the Park theater, New York, which have
been very successful.
Townsend Percey's ''Badied Beauty which
failed iu New York, has been purchased by
Miss Katherine Rogers.
Shook d Palmer, after an association Of
nearly quarter of a century, are talking of
dissolving partnership.
Fanny Davenport has been sick. but the Job
was big one, and the disease gave it up before
covering half the territory.
Taglioni, now 73 years old, is teaching dane
ing in Paris, and is said to be as sprightly as
she was half a century ago.
Mapleson has realized over $50, 0GO this year
cut OF his opera venture, and expects to doub-
the amount before the season closes.
Harry F. Thompson and Miss Henrietta
Vaders, of the Tom Keene company, will be
married on the 18th of JANUARY at Baltimore.
John McCulloush's receipts during his New
York engagement have averaged $1,000 weekly,
the most successful season he has ever had in
that city.
Fanny Davenport is almost unanimously ad-
vised to drop San American Girr' and resume
her old roles, rs she cannot make success Of
Anna Dickinson's production.
Mrs. Charles Crocker. the wife of the presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific railway has ex-
pended $4,000 in bringing q young actress
Miss Calhoun, before the public.
John Dillon s weakness got the best Of him
in indianapolis last week, and his company
wss disbanded forthwith. His managers pro.
pose to bring suit against him for damages
John A. Stevens has played to good business
at the Chicago Grand Opera house during the
week, and will be succeeded by Clinton Halls
Strategists, including Cha rles s. Rogers and
Matte Vickers.
Miss Carrie Walker. of Omaha, made her
debut in that city Friday night in Pauline.
She is said to resemble Mary Anderson, but
hasn't got stepfather to bully the critics, and
is therefore likely to fail.
MIR. Tennyson's new play, which is shortly
to be produced by Mr. Irving is described as
highly tragic. The scene is laid in CITY in
Asia Minor. Miss Ellen Terry is reported to
be delighted with her part.
Mrs. Scott-Sid dons met with most cordial
reception at Hooley's theater, Chicago. last
week. She is said by the critics to act with all
her old fire, and te interpret the a9sotif of the
dramatist with fine perception,
Harry Sargent has undertaken the manage
ment of Dion Boucicanlt's American engage
ment, to begin on the 10th of January. Ten
to one Harry and the old man will have a
quarrel before the lapse of month.
Cincinnati Enquirer: Since Miss Emma Alb
bott has made such a success of introducing
Nearer my God to Thee in Faust, how would
it do for John Mccullough to give "Lsrdy
Dah'' in the last act of The Gladiator.
The diamond robbery advertising dodge
having lost its novelty, one enterprising young
lady has managed to have herself abducted,
are trying to affect engagements with her.
Atlanta Consultation: Mrs. Oates is not
jealous of Bernhardts's leanness, but says she
never wants to get in a position where It would
be economyo use her shins for splitting up
klndllng wood. Mrs. Oates Is q true Ameri-
can.
Sol Smith Russell has done only fairly at
McVicker's theater, Chicago during the week.
He will be followed by Joe Jefferson, and al
ready the box sheets give promise of large au-
diences. He appears as Fighting Bob in 'The
Rivals"
OSo"On L Oot' &AASs oOOtG 0IUQOUB SAYS;
Boston and Philadelphia are the places where
I have seen the greatest amount of beauty in
short ttime-especially in very young women"
We want it understood that Mrs. Siddons is a
hne actress and woman of excellent taste.
The Hess-Strskosch English opera at Haver-
ly's Chicago theater, has drawn immense
houses during the week just closed The operas
have been Carmen" "Fral Diavolo," aida"
I'll Trovatore," 'Mefstofele," and ''Bohe-
mian Girl" Marie Roze carried off the honors
of the week.
Sslvini's polyglot edition of ''Othello"
doesn't please the Philadelphians. All the
actors in the cast read their lines in English,
while Salvini does the heavy tragedy in the
title role in Italian. The notion, thouph
novel, is destructive of dramatic symmetry,
and will never be popular.
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