Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Ada Gray has been doing fair business in the
smaller towns and cities of Michigan.
st. Louis is planning a new theatre to cost
$4,000, and to be christened the Pick
wick.
Billy Emerson will receive $4,000 as salary
from Jack Haverly for three years engage
ment.
The Weathersby- Goodwin Froliques upset
the usual equanimity of Milwaukee last
week.
st. Paul will have repetitions of 'Pinafore'
byboth the Church Choir and the Juvenile COM
panies.
They are playing 1.-THE Liar at Wallack's
New York theater. No rehearsals have been
necessary.
"Pinafore'' has been revived at Niblo's Gar
den, New York, and with it some of the old
time furore.
Emma Abbott is receiving rather rough
the week just closed.
1.-THE Pirates of Penzance'' will raid at St.
Louis, this week. and Jake forcible possession
of Pope's Opera House.
Sothern has broken over his rule at San Fran
cisco, and is playing on Sunday evenings as
well as during the week.
BARLEY Campbell contemplates ''Matri-
mony' as successor to 1.-THE Royal Mildly at
Daly's theater, New York.
| Blanche Coralli has obtained a divorce from
her husband, Harry Singer, the well known
agent, on the ground of adultery.
Buffalo Bill will spend the coming summer
on his Nebraska farm. He will grace the fur
| row far more than he does the stage.
Raymond is going to introduce Col. Sellers
to the British public from the boards of Gaiety
theatre, London, the coming summer.
| The st. Charles theater, New Orleans, has
been purchased by ". H. Bidwell for $4,000.
| 1t cost in the neighborhood of $S0,000.
Genevieve Rogers has joined her fortunes to
| Adelaide Nelson, and will be her principal
| support during the remainder of her American
| tour
Len Grover has written new play, my
Son-in-law," which has proved success at New
York, and brought him nearly $4,000 for his
copyright.
The cause of the cars rumored disposition
to abdicate is explained. 1t is said that Jo
Emmett intends to take Fritz to Russia
next year.
The Colville Folly company has been shoot
ing folly as it flies at st. Louis during the past
week, and the entertainment seems to have
paid well.
| Forbes Dramatic company is announced fol
the Opera House on the 10Th and Goth of the
present month, with ''Uncle Toms Cabin" and
BLACK Diamonds"
has resumed her starring tours and is doing
excellently-far better than when she was as
ISOLATED with Mrs. Bowers.
| Johu Lanham, who killed George Drake,
the variety actress, in San Antonio, Texas, will
not be hung. his sentence having been COM
muted to imprisonment for life.
| The New York Criterion company has been
doing good business at st. Louis for the
past two weeks in the Robertson comedies and
Will Eatsn's Triple Courtship."
| There is talk of Jack Haverly assuming the
management of the new theater now being
erected in Boston. There is danger that Jack
John Stetson, propri etor of the Globe theater,
Boston, has pirated 1.-The Pirates of Penzance,' ~
having had it copyrighted in his name. 1t
looks very much like dirty trick.
The great rise in the price of rouge is
accounted for by the statement that Chicago
actresses have commenced to paint their ears.
The supply proved utterly inadequate.
Ida Fay, once popular soubrette, was mar
ried last week to Emanuel Perles, of st. Louis.
and retired from the stage. Her husband re-
CARDS her as one of the Perles OF great price.
John Mccullough opens the present week at
| the Olympic theater, st. Louis, tomorrow in
| Julius Cesar" The indications are that he
will have a brilliant season, as he has long
| been favorite there.
| Miss Nelson and Barney Macauley have been
| rival attractions at New Orleans, during the
| past week. Both seem to have prospered. This
week, the Colville Opera Burlesaue company
will occury the Academy of Music.
Edwin Booth will sail for Europe this spring.
1t is uncertain whether or not Henry Irving
will come to America this year. Oddly enough,
| this now eminent actor, some nineteen years
ago played the Ghost to Booths Hamlet at
Manchester.
James Meade is going to take ''The Danites'
through New England. The treasurer will have
to look we'll to the receipts if the "tiger' is
anywhere in the vicinity, for Jimmy will de-
plete the cash box any day for chance to play
the ace with copper.
Nelson claims to have taken in S21 AS dur
ing her two weeks engagement at Boston, and
during the same time in the same city claims
to have gathered in few hundreds more. They
are both remarkable for emulation of the ex-
ample Get by G. Washington. Esq.
1.-The Brook is running at Haverly's; 'The
False Friend is attracting attention at the
Union Square, s'NIan and Wife, are enter
tanning at the Olympic, and Robinson Crusoe"
is monarch of all he surveys at the Standard.
All of which information comes from New
York
The pupils of the high school will give an
entertainment on the S1st inst. for the purpose
of purchasing apparatus for the laboratory of
the school The last act of Midsummer
NIGHTS Dream and comic opera will be the
attractions The entire receipts will be devoted
to the purpose indicated.
1t is reported that while in Washington City,
last Monday week, Gus Bruno, of ''Ths Tour