Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-19
AMUSEMENT. NOTES.


John D hon lays it to an empty stomach; zoe
Ernnet to weak brain.
Alice Eastwood has been divorced from her
husband, and is no longer Rich.
The receipts Of Bernhartt's first nine Deg
formances in Boston were $34 1850.
Emma Abbott has subscribed s. 900 10 the
Rui3ing of an Opera house az Peoria.
Maud Granger rs very sick ct Hannibal, Nc,
aHa fears for her recovery are entertained.
Rce's new Extravaganza company viii oper
the '7eeia at HAyerIy's, Chicago, tonight.
Breesant, The retired French actor, cleared
si95,00O at The auction sale of his bzic-a-brac.
Sothern's health is very bad and he Is coz
s.antly falling. Tie is not likely 70 resume III .
stage.
The Chestnut street theater, Philadelphia
on the list prox.
Pauline Markham rs playing in the Two
Orphans at the East. She makes a very
''husEy" orphan.
Manager Davidson is negotiating with Sol
Sene for a brief engagement in St. Paul She
would no doubt draw.
Robson and Crane win go through Pennsyi-
Vania this week and open al Washington on
the 2Tth t0r one week.
Tbs attractions at New York have under
gone UtSle change since last week. Az the
kouss are we'll patronzed.
Mary Anderson bought S, 000 diamond
necklace in st. Louis, and AL The jewelers. IN
In 0jf0 linn tn have aOld y n
Jeannie Bernhardt, Saa's sister, has arrived
ia this country, and Will be her principal sap
por. dining the remainder Of her engagement
"a False Friend" at Hooley's, Chicago, did
not COME up TO expectations. Jarret & Rce's
''Flia on The BristoP' win succeed it this week
soc Jege,s on-he likes to be called Josepb
nOo--dfd remarkably wen at NcVickey's and
gives place to- morrow TO Hermann, the mag
Cfsa
Sara Be-nha-dt does not like the temperature
of Boston, and accounts for the coidness Of
some Of he- audiences 10 the state Of the
weather.
Miss Nellie Holbrook, of California, is play
ing "Hanlet' in New York. She has not BET
the East i've, on fye, but is said 70 die with
great Uoct on
HaSei!y's @astodon minstrels win make
tour of All the European capitals before re-
tcrning 10 his country. They have met with
2stteTing success in Eng land
Mckee Rankin and company have sailed fos
tbs country, having keen successful beyond
eKpecta Ions. They will probably begin an
American tour early in January.
Tae Chicago Press club gave reception 20
Marie Roze hlsl Ieson on Thursday evening.
TIC affair is spoken Of as one 6the most
brilliant foeial events of the season.
The Str&Ito sch Hess opera company closed a
very successful engagement al Haverly's Chi
csgO theate- hast night During two weeks
tbs receipts averaged over $, 600 a night.
The Boston ideal Opera company has drawn
very large houses at the Grand Opera house,
Chicago, during the week. This week Minnie
Paimer's Gayety company Will hold the
boards.
A son OF Dion Boucicault and daughter OF
Sothern made their London debnt together a
couple of weeks ago, and made q favorable in
preston. II IL on dit that they viii be mar
RED shortly.
The Athen9Dm concert this evening profn-
ises TO be of unusual interest Besides the or
Ceestral numbers there will De solos by Mss
KInma Faber and Messrs. Paul Biersach and
w. II. Buckeiew.
The marriage engagement OF ths
charming Efhe EIlslert and Gus. LeYick, is an
nouneed, The only obstacle 10
the marriage rs the fact that Effie has G. nus
band already, and pretty muscular one too.
John Mccullough has wisely reoonsidered
his determination to lhy in England with an
hngiish company, and VIII take his own sup
port with him. He win, no doubt, have bette
success than with artists who do not under
stand hin.
Emma Abbott Opera company played IN
Louisville last season to $4,000. During the
week before last the receipts were 81 500
which goes to show that Louisville people viii
attend the theaters if the managers win fur
zisn the attractions thai they want
Nrs. Scott Sddons has met with g more
astterlng reception than even her most sanguine
admirers anticipated. She is everywhere re-
caye0 with crowded houses, and her repre-
sehIS'lonS-es specially her Rosalind and Viola
sre spoken CT as the perfection OF dramatic
art.
CaEa Morris win, when on the stage, speak
to the people about her, and give directions to
the header Of the orchestra, all in full posses
SION OF herself, and in the next moment will
throw herself into her part, shed real tears.
and thrill her hearers, as if t'possessed,, ~,
quite another person.
h6eiina Patti reappearod in opera at Madrid
last Saturday night, after an interval Of seven
teen years. Every part of the theater was
denseiy packed. Twenty five dollars was asked
for stalls ami four dclars for single seals in
the upper GAL The app lAuse was Immense,
and the stage was covered with floral tributes
Nicolini was also much applauded
aJse HbbOtt Season
The safe Of single seat tickets for the Abbott