Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-17

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Owens lost about Sc, 900 last winter in min
ing speculations at San Francisco.
Dan Rice has returned to the sawdust. Tn
4 Methodist church was not congenial.
Mary Anderson rested all OF last week, bu
will open at Louisville tomorrow evening.
Lottie Guy, the female whistler, has made I
hit recently, and gathered in numerous
shekels.
Benhardt begins her farewell engagement
in America in Booths theatcr tomorrow
evening.
! The Strakosch- Hess Opera company will
take special train to La Crosse tomorrow
morning. Di' :
Alice Oates has had serious affection OF the
throat, and has been obliged to give up her
engagement.
Owens has not made success of his sMan
from Cattaraugus." The press generally con-
demns the play.
Genevieve Ward has won universal COM
mendation in Chicago for her acting in ''For-
get Me- Not.''
"Billee Taylor" has already had an extensive
run at the Standard, New York, and bids fair
to equal "Plnafore" as paying card.
Kate Field is greatly troubled with bron-
chitis, and the hope is expressed that her dra-
matte season will be postponed in conse-
quence.
Lotta is doing good business at the Park
theater, New York, but there is less of the
enthusiasm over her performances than for
merly.
Hoey & Hardie's combination, playing "A
Child of the State" will be at the Opera house
on Friday and Saturday evenings, April ~
and 30. te n&
The Forbes Dramatic company will fill
dates at the Opera House early next week,
giving "Black Diamonds" and "Our Boarding
House, as wa
Fanny Davenport is said to be contemplating
an early retirement from the stage. She is
now occupying her leisure moments in sewing
small garments. @
Efie Ellsler threatens to star the country
next season. She is pert and pretty, but it is
doubtful il she has the quality necessary for a
successful star: =
John T. Raymond was married on Monday
last to Miss Courtney Barnes, the daughter OF
Rose Eytinge. The lady is very captivating
woman and good actress.
st. Paul will be favored the coming summer
with the two greatest shows on earth under
canvas, Forepaugh and Barnum having both
placed this city on their routes.
Few persons are aware that Maggie Mitchell
once played Mathilde in the "French Spy"
She had q very pronounced success in the
character in 1859, but she doesn't like to
speak of it nowadays.
Emma Thursby's success in Paris has been
pronounced, and she has refused very iatter-,
ing offer to sing in opera in that city. In this
she is wise, for her forte is concert singing.
She would be fiat failure in opera
Jack Hayerly claims to have made 100000
this season, but still he can't get site for a
theater in Chicago, simply because Of the OBJ
stinacy of an Irishman who will not sell
small strip of land that is necessary.
The Opera House box Office will be kept
open during the entire day to accommodate
those who may desire to reserve seats for. the
concert tonight. The concert bids fair to be
the largest house of the entire engagement.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons is credited with having
made more money for her manager than any
other female star in the country. She has de-
served hor success, however, as she has the
largest repertoire of any OF the stars now
travelling s0SL