Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-04
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

of Texas.
Gus. Hail. the basso, is out of a job. Bulge
got the best of him.
Widow Bedott" will visit Philadelphia this
week and stay for some time.
Minnie Cummings is going to play Suspect
ed" Whom does she suspect
Mckee Rankin and wife are going to England
once more to produce 1.-THE Danites."
The Mapleson Opera company will open at
Haverlys Chicago theatre on the 18th.
The Hon. Bardwell Slote had big run at
McVicker's theatre the past two weeks.
Tony Denier gave each member of his COM
pany Christmas gift of gold medal.
The Bowers Thompson party are marching
through Georgia, meeting with reasonable sue
cess.
Mrs. George l.. Fox and daughter, the wife
and child of the clown, are with the William
sons.
Fanny Davenport opens at New Orleans to-
morrow evening for an eight days engage
ment.
Janauschek has been quite ill at Lincoln,
Neb. but is recovering and will soon start for
San Francisco.
Marie Prescott has taken the place of Nellie
Larkelle in Stetsons company. She cannot I'LL
Nellie's silks, however.
The Clipper says "Wives" drew we'll at Phil
adelphia last week, but fails to say whether
they grabbed the hair or the ear.
Fanny and Minnie Gent have joined the
Rentz party. They were induced to do SO be-
1nrx how tn "a
Ed. Thorne has left the Bowers Thompson
company, and starts out this week with new
organization. fathered by Mr.. Ion Perdicardis.
Dickey Lingard is to play at Hooley's theatre
every Sunday evening during the season. max
ing circuits in the vicinity of that city during
week days.
Tennyson's latest comedy, Falcon" has
proved dismal failure at London. 1t takes
something more than a good poet to write
successful drama.
Bandmann appears at McVicker's, Chicago,
tomorrow evening for brief engagement
Bets are ten to one that he has quarrel before
the first week has passed.
BARLEY Campbell is realizing a very COM
Portable income from the royalties on his
plaVS. For the week enOluR OtCempCh 81,
they amounted to $1,000.
THE Bankers Daughter is to be the card at
Hooleys theatre, Chicago this week. Joe
Murph, has played a two weeks engagement
there to splendid business.
Jack HaverIy denies that he is trying to lease
the Globe theatre at Boston. The house has
ways been an unlucky one, and JACK IS q httle
superstitious about such things.
Dave Lyon, formerly the husband of Kate
Claxton. is about to marry Miss Amelia Her
bert. Of the Bandman company. It's not true
that a burnt child breads the fire.
Matte Vickers, the noted variety actress,
saws she spent 1890 in the effort to establish
herself on the legitimate stage, but failed, and
will return to her first love-the hosiery line.
Ada Cavendish has been doing well at New
Orleans, the past two weeks, and has prospect
of recovering some of the money she has lost
through too trustingly confding in her man
ayers"
Clara Morris and husband have gone to San
Francisco, where the head of the family will
fulfil an engagement, notwithstanding the fact
that she recently announced that she had quit
the stage forever.
The rumor that Charles A. Stevenson, Kate
Claxton's present husband, was about to pur'
chase YACHT arose from the fact that he was
recently seen examining the contents of 6
schooner-of beer.
joseph A. Gulick, manager Of the 'Nip ano
Tuck combination, vas married on Christmas
to Miss Florence Coorer, of Chicago. 1t viii
probably be nip anq tuck to see which WILL
be the boss of the family.
Strakosch has done good business in New
Orleans, notwithstanding the fact that hi
company has been occupying the old French
theater long unused for hrst-class entertain
ments. Litta is his prima donna.
Lizzie McElroy, of the Bandmann company
who fell down stairs at Fall River, Mass, re
Gently, has sued the proprietor of the hotel fol
So, 600 damages. Both her feelings and hel
person were hurt by the accident.
ssBaba' has been drawing we'll in Baltimore
The costumes are superb, and it is said the resi-
of the show, which constitutes the principa
part of it, is shapely and fills sll the require
ments-and tights-of the management.
Mrs. D. P. Bowers has purchased peacf
farm in Delaware and will retire from the
stage at the close of the present season. IL
her younger days she used to be called
peaches and cream by the gallery gods.
Daniel H. Harkins, who proved failure as
Shakspearean actor in this country, is all thu
rage In London, and is pronounced by the crit
les to be the peer of any man in the generation
Mexican Buchanan had similar experience
BARLEY Campbell has scored another dra
matte success with Fairfax" at the Parl
theatre, New York. Though shallow, he ha'
succeeded better than any other dramatist o.
the present generation in pleasing the public
John A. Stevens is making money with his
play, Unknown" When it was first produced
he received but kicks from the critics, but it
merits soon compelled recognition, and tn
poor printer boy is now on the high road t.
fortune.
John Mccullough has been playing in Phila
delphia the past week to excellent houses
Taking advantage of his absence from New
York, the Dramatic Netcs printed gross hbe
upon him in the shape CT so-called portral
| of the eminent actor.
Adelaide Nelson will retire from the stage a
the close of her present American tour ant
marry an English baronet. She has realized
about $50, 900 since her arrival here, and think
she needs a title, while her future husDan'
| knows he needs her money.
There is plenty of fun in store for St. Pau
people this week. The Opera House will b
occu pied on Monday and Tuesday by the Hele
Potter Pleiades: on Wednesday and Thursda
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