Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-25
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

CSrlotta Patti is meeting with bat poor sue
cess in Australia.
The Bos ton museum is being thoroughly re-
constructed. It needed it.
Robson & Crane will open their season at
Detroit ON the 9th of September.
HMr. Santley, the singer, has joined the Catholic
church and quit the stage for good.
Jefferson for giving him her airport in leading
roles.
Mrs. English. the mother of Lucille and
He len Western, is said TO be dying in poverty
in New York.
BARLEY Campbell has wagered $500 with
Sheridan Shook that Hancock will be elected.
BARLEY is q lucky dog.
Maggie Mitchelrs entire time for next season
is filled. Our citizens will be glad to learn
that ST. Paul is on her route.
Emma Abbott is writing ''The Story of
Great Singer ana it will shortly be publish
ed. The great singer" as yet remains incoq.
Charles Fechter's widow denies that John
Mccullough paid for the monument over her
husbands grave, claiming that she paid for it
herself.
All the Chicago theaters will be running full
blast with unusual attractions during the tri-
ennial conclave of Knights Templars in that
city, next month.
Nilsson claims that of the $20e 600 realized by
her in America not dollar remains. Unfor-
tunate speculations and dishonest manager
robbed her of it all.
Maude Granger will open the Union Square
theater, New York, August 16, il 1.-Two Nights
in Rome" The play is said to be calculated
to make Rome howl.
New York Star: Before Sara BernhardJ
comes to this country she had better find out
what it is that DR.. Tanner is getting fat or
and take some of it.
Minnie Cummings has met with fair success
in her new play Suspected" at the Fifth
avenue theater New York, but is rather roughly
treated by the critics.
All the Boston, Cincinnati and Philadelphia
theaters are closed for the season. There will
be nothing worth mention at either city before
the beginning of September.
Aaverly's Fourteenth street ssieater, New
York, will open to morrow evening with new
medley entitled, Rainbow Revels," which has
recently had great run in Australia.
Edwin Booth is in Ireland, and will make a
tour of Scotland and England before accepting
any professional engagements. His first pub
lie appearance in Europe will be at Berlin.
Rose HeIsee. who won many tributes from
the American public while member of the
Parepa-Rosa opera company, is now singing in
~, L.,
cess.
Mime. Etelka Gerster made her first appear.
ance this season in Her Majesty's Theater on
the LIST inst. in La Sonnambula." She was
in excellent voice and WAS enthusiastically re-
ceived.
Maud q comic opera, ibretto by Earl
Marble, of Boston, and music by Alfred Cellier,
has been accepted by Major j. B. Pond, and
will probably be heard in various parts Of
the country.
Marion Lester has been engaged as leading
lady for the Gulick & Blaisdell nip and
Tuck" combination. It is to bs hoped that
the drama, SO called, has been sgreatly i'm
proved since last season.
There is talk of an engagement of 1.-THE
Bankers Daughter in Paris. If she is well
fixed she need not go 80 far from home. There
are plenty of young men in ST. Paul open to
an eligible engagement.
Miss Annie Louise Gary will not sail for
home before November 2, if she can arrange
for such prolonged stay abroad, and upon
and oratorio engagements.
Brignoi is to be the principal tenor OF the
Emma Abbott company next season. He will
be most remarkable spectacle in the balcony
scene of Romeo aud Juliet,' and the oscula-
tory exercises uf Paul and Virginia"
private telegram from Chicago states that
B. HI. Hooley and DR.. Simon Quinlin, proprie-
tors of HOoley's theater, will arrive in st.
Paul tomorrow to spend few days in search
of recreation III this vicinity. They will not be
disappointed.
How much sincerity there Was in Miss Neil
sons affecting farewell to tie stage in this
country, may be judged by the fact that she
soon sails from San Francisco to Australia to
fulfill long engagement, and will act in Lon
don next year.
1.-THE School for Scandal will open the Bos-
ton museum. The management at this house
announce that there Will be mo free list the
coming season." The stock company is the
only one in me country outside of New York
and San Francisco.
Free Lance: Apropos of the fascinating and
ethereal Sarah. report is current that she and
Modjeska are To be rivals this season. This is
doubtless based upon the fact that Mod jeska is
Pole. Ii any one can rival q Pole in thin
ness it, Bernhardt.
All four of the principal Chicago theaters
are closed. McYicker's will BE- opened early in
August; Hooley's the 3lst of July; Hav-
erly's ON the 20 of August, and HaLJhn's some
time in September. Important Improvements
are in progress al all of them.
The following is an extract from theatrical
advertisement in Leadville: ''Uninterrupted
success Appearance Of sixteen beautiful dir
Sy blondes! Scale of prices: To the near
sighted, 81. AT an altitude, 81 cents. To the
far off % cents. Bald headed association, rs
CENTS
The marriage of John E. McWade and Ada
Somers, of the Chicago Church Choir ''Pina-
fore" company. is the fourth event of SINH
lar nature that has occurred among The
originals. THERE'S no need of every body max
ing rush for Pinafore companies, however,
as the rate of mortality is not likely to hold
out.
Boucicault is about to produce in London
new play called '.Inchavogue," which London
paper says contains situations which will
throw the Colleen Bawn'' and "Arah-na-
Pogue'' into the shade. People will be curious