Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-08
AMUsEAIENT NOTES.

delphia Sept. l5 next.
Annie Pixley has been very i'll in Canadas
She hopes to be able to resume her profession
| al duties by the first of October.
Conquest's bouHe troupe is Willing away the
/! summer evenings at Wallack's theatre, New
York, and doing an excellent business.
Mrs. Zelda Seguin (now Mrs. Wallace) will
sing in Carmen" during the season. She will
be the attraction of the Abbott company.
Roland Reed and Alice Hastings have been
engaged by Dalziel (Mr. Die key Lingard) for a
burlesque comedy. They are both good cards.
The Theater Franchise realized over 300, 900
last year. This does not include the profit of
Sara Bernhardt's forfeit, amounting to some
$4,000.
doesn't argue that it is true-thst Tom Ma
guire, Of San Francisco, swindled Nelson out
Of over $1,000. ~
Mckee Rankin has made great success in
London with 1.-THE Danites." When he returns
to this country he will feel too exalted to recog
nize his old associates. a-+
Edwin Cleary, stage manager for Miss Neil
try, will accompany Mrs. ScottSiddons during
the season Just about opening. .-r--.s
Miss Jeffreys-Lewis has returned to New York
to etay. She has been divorced from her hus-
band Maitland, who has treated her with ex-
trerne brutality ever since their marriage.
Henry Irving wants $3, 900 night for an
American season. He is rather too high
90 1, 10 I, ,ukk
under the bushel Of the British ponderosity.
Agnes Robertson Mrs. Dion Bouciault} will
start on her tour of the country under the
management of Max Strakosch on the 18th of
September. Sixteen weeks have been filled.
Madame Won Stamwitz Is studying a new
part which she will play in Berlin. For
tunately for American audiences she will not
play on this side of the water for several
years.
Pretty Alice Harrison has got a new part in
musical comedy entitled "Photos, "and every
body is wild with delight over her persona
tions. Alice looks we'll in everything she un-
dertakes. .-.t
Rose Eytinge has decided to resume the stage
in order to restore her shattered fortunes. She
will play in her old roles of Rose Michel and
comparable. m .-t -.
Maggie Mitchell's sister Emma was married
on Wednesday to Mr.. William Harris, the ac-
complished actor who has been Maggie's pr,n-
cpal support for several years past. TIE match
is very good one.
Brignoi will make his first appearance in
English opera at Chicago on the 9th prox., in
4 L.,
This announcement would have been import
ant twenty years ago. ai
The Savage club OF London entertained the
American actors now sojourning in that me-
tropoiis On the 30th ult. Barry Sullivan
presided, and Mccullough, Florence and Bay
mond made speeches.
Maggie Mitchell and Mary Anderson had
birthday parties during the past week. Maggie
acknowledges to having lived forty-6ye years
on this mundane sphere, while Mary protests
that she is little chick Of only twenty-one.
The "Hazel Kirke" combination that is 90
take the road in September, will be an extra
ordinary strong one. Among those in the
company will be Effe Ellsler. Cecil Bush,
ANNE Eisler, O. w. Couldock, Tom Within
and wife and Gus LeYiek.
The Union Square company opened Haver-
lY's Chicago Theatre last Menday in French
Flats" and has done a splendid business. The
company will playa''The Bankers Daughter"
and 1.-TWO Orphans before the engagement
closes.
A Miss Shannon, who Is represented to be q
prominent society belle Of Washington, has
brilliant Thespian successes. An array of
empty benches will probably cure her Of her
insanity.
Hooley's Chicago theatre will open for tie
season tomorrow evening with the New York
Criterion company. The management has Sc
cured the best attractions the profession af-
fords, and the season promises to be an un-
usually brilliant one.
Mr.. Joseph Wheelock, whose name has been
mentioned in connection with several dramatic
entertainments of the coming season, has con-
tracted to take the leading part in Habberton's
play of deacon Oranket." He will be sup
ported by strong and specially selected COM
pany.
Miss Agnes Leonard, the young English act
reas booked as star for next season, has be-
gun by getting rid of her husband. She pro-
cured divorce from him in Brooklyn last
week. His name ia W. A. p. Lagrove. The
trouble seemed to have been that the lady
placed q value upon fealty and the ex.hus-
band did not.
Fanny Davenport will appear next season in
q new play, the joint production Of herself and
Anna Dickinson. The intent Of the play ia to
show that the jewish race is more sinned
against than SHINING, and designed to cultivate
better understanding between to races which
are thrown much together and are hardened
with an ancestral heritage of autipathy for each
other.
The attractions already secured for Niblo's
theatre next season will begin with a grand re-
vival of the Kiralfy spectacle, "Around the
World in Eighty Days" with brand new seem
cry aud a grand cast. This will be followed by
Messrs. Aldrich and Parsloe in "My Partner"
Fanny Davenport, the spectacle of "Enchaut-
m MT" and later In the season by an elaborate
production of the Parisian spectacle of the
''Black Venus"
The Rice park concert by the Great Western
band last evening drew out al large crowd. The
programme was an excellent one, comprisinl
the following numbers
/. March, "17th Bat.". t."................ Moscow
2 Scotch Medley. Warren
8. Selection, Lucia "............. .Donizetti
4. Waltz, Laura. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bach
S. Medley, "The Jingoes "............. Boyer
6. Cornet polka. Emma Louise ~. Pettee
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