Daily globe., 1880-02-15

Lester Wallack has had great success in
'Rosedale'' at the Grand Opera house, New
York.
Alice Oates is doing but Indifferent business.
Her company does not come up to the old
mark.
Miss Mary Anderson has bought for $4,000
the house of Matthew Canning at Long
Branch.
John Mccullough played at Galveston last
week, and after his first night drew large
houses.
Pauline Markham has left her husband Gen.
Markham, and is now in Arizona looking for a
new one.
Ada Gray has drawn much money from the
pockets of the Michiganders during the past
two weeks.
Den Thompson will spend this week in a
tour through the land of steady habits and
wooden nutmegs.
Dickey Lingard and her company will spend
the week at Cleveland, and will present the
usual attractions.
Mary Anderson catered to the ''culchaw'' of
Boston last week to good purpose having had
overhowing houses.
Aldrich and Parsloe have done splendidly at
Chicago during the past week, and will stay
there six days longer.
Kate Claxton has been doing the Wolverines
during the past week, and has met with graft :.
flying degree of success.
Ada Cavendish will open at Washington to-
morrow evening. The Congressman have be-
gun to expectorate already.
''Dr. Clyde has had good run at Philadel-
phia, and finished last evening. Critics are
divided as to the merits of the play.
Mckee Rankin had to satisfy claim for
$2S5 at Cleveland last week before he was per-
mitted to appear in "The Danites.''
Bartley Campbell's latest success, 'Fair-
fax" was produced at the Novelty theater,
Brooklyn, last week, to large houses.
If Miss Dora Wiley is not the homeliest
woman on the American stage, the artist of
the Dramatic NeDs ought to be crucifed.
Bandmaun opens at Indianapolis tomorrow
evening. We had hoped that the Indiana
capital would be spared from public broils.
Fanny Davenport has done splendidly in Bal
timore, appearing to good advantage in nearly
all the characters she habitually represents.
Manager Ford, of Washington, has started a
company the road with ''The Galley Slave, ~
| and it is now going over the Southern circuit.
Ella Wesner contenplates return to this
! country, and will make tour of the principal
cities, safe conduct being guaranteed by Tony
Pastor.
The Emma Abbott company received q severe
scoring from the New Orleans papers last week.
Their performances were pronounced beneath
criticism.
After a tour through Michigan this week,
Mckee Rankin and wife will open two week a
engagement at McVicker's theater, Chicago,
next Monday.
1.-THE Milesian Thrush" Alice Murray, who
was so popular hereaway few years ago, now
weighs 259 pounds. pretty healthy thrush,
one would say.
Rice's Surprise Party did good business at
the Union Square theater, New York, for the
past two weeks. The company is an unususlly
strong one in every respect.
Haverly's Juvenile ''Pinafore'' company CAP
tured the public of Louisville last week. The
theater wasn't large enough to accommodate
those who wanted to see the show.
Maggie Mitchells season in Chicago has been
unusually successful. She will appear at the
Opera House here on Thursday evening next
and may be assured of a cordial welcome.
Adah Richmond has been obliged to cancel
all her engagements for the remainder of the
season on account of ill health. If she would
let booze" alone, her health would no doubt
be better.
Frank Mayo is meeting the approval of the
public but the opposition of other managers
by reducing prices at the Olympic theater,
New York, of which he has lately assumed the
management.
Lena Tettenborn has made hit in Katrina
Munchansen at New York. The play, $50
West" was failure everywhere else, and so
was the actress, but there Is great danger that
both will recover lost ground.
John Stetson, of Boston, has secured the right
to produce ''the Pirates of Penzance' in New
England. He only paid $4,000 for the privi-
iege, and 1t Is the opinion of everybody COM
petent to judge that he has made good bar
gain.
Mrs. Tony Pastor has projected benefit for
the Irish sufferers at the theater owned by her
husband. 1t will take place tomorrow even
ing, and q jammed house is already assured.
Mrs. P. made all her arrangements without
| consultation with anybody.
The Strakosch opera company have met
with but Indifferent success during their Bos-
| ton engagement. Miss Blanche Davenport
was prime favorite, but as she had abjured
her name she received some pretty rough
treatment from the newspapers.
John Mccullough was playing Damon recent.
ly in Syracuse, and in that part of the play
where Damon says: "There is not an honest
man in Syracuse" an excited individual in the
parquet jumped up and yelled OUT ''Yes, and
d-n it, you can include Utica"
Karanagh sells large lot of furniture, car
pets, bedding, ETC., at auction tomorrow at
9:30 O clock.
job lot of Table Linens and Towels, SpIen-
did bargains, at A. H. Lindeke & Bros