Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-02
AMUSEMENT NOTES.


- Fanny Davenport is away down south in
Dixie, and doing excellently
BARLEY Campbell has evolved new play
which he has chriStened ''MY Geraldine.
Denman Thompson has had wonderfully
successful three weeks engagement at Boston.
Sara Jewett says she will not 60 starring
next season. She is wise to let well enough
alone.
John Mccullough has the govt, but that
doesn't prevent him from drawing crowded
houses.
The Strakosch and Hess opera company will
give St. Louis week of opera, commencing
tomorrow.
The sale OF Bernhardt tickets at McVicker's
theater, Chicago, has thus far amounted to
over $4,000.
Lolita has been. kicking up her heels the past
week for the especial detestation of the aesthet-
ic Cincinnatians.
Mary Anderson will play 'Ion" at the Fifth
Avenue theatre this week-the last of her en-
gagement at New York.
Harry Sargent has failed to make a success
of Adele Belgrade, and she has gone to Mis-
sissippi to visit relatives.
Levy, the cornetist, is to receive $500 a
week for the summer season at Manhattan
Beach. Educated wind pays.
i'Fun OH the Bristol" is to be succeeded by
"Hobbies" at Hooley's Chicago theater. The
former has proved drawing card.
Hayerly's theater has been well filled for the
past week by the New Evangeline, which is
spoken OF as an improvement over the old.
We are threatened with another Ital-
ian tragedian Rossi will come over
next season under the mana cement of Chiz-
Zola.
s'All the Rage is about or build a
theater in New York. He may rue his enter
prise.
Miss Aggie Green, of Mankato, gave some
of her choice Rotations Eand selections last
Monday evening, at the First M. e. Lyceum
club.
"Cinderlla' has drawn well at the Chicago
Grand Opera house during the week. It will
be succeeded this week by the Corienne Merry
makers.
If one wants 10 see Louisville critic get up
on his hinaeegs and howl, all that is necessary
is to speek 'disparagingly of Mary Anderson's
acting.
The Iaghapiatra opera company stranded in
Texas recently, and ali the artists had to leave
their baggage behind. The name killed the
company.
They have Needles and Pins'' at Daly's
New York theater, and the audience fire.
quentIy sits on them during the progress of
the play.
Robson and Crane are to play from two
weeks to six weeks at each of Haverly's the
aters next season. This will occupy most of
their time.
There is talk Of starting a new minstrel
company in which the old plantation melodies
of twenty years ago will be revived. 1t would
pay for season.
Those who so 10 hear Rubensteins new
opera, "The Demon earnestly wish for some
kindly demon to come along and yank them
out of the theater.
Agnes Ethel, who abandoned the stage when
married few years ago, appeared in aid of a
perfect ovation.
Genevieye Ward and Eben Plympton are to
star the country together. The latter, it will
be remembered, was named by Nelson
1.-THE diyinest Romeo"
Mary Anderson and Salvini are to play
'Ingomar" together in New York. It will be
a polyglot edition OF the play, Mary talking
United States and Sal. Italian,
The "Golden Camel company, which played
recently in this city, disbanded at Cincinnati.
Cause, lack Of patronage. The season has
not been golden game to the actors.
Kyrle Bellew, who came to this country IN
der engagement with the Union Square COM
pany, has gone back to England, swearing
that they have no appreciation of dramatic
talent in this blarsted country.
Laura Don has had fac smile of her bust
chiseled by herself, printed in the Dramatic
News. If people did not know better they
would conclude from the picture that Laura
was very plain young woman.
Boston Post Mrs. Scott Siddons recently
took part in 3 shooting match at st. Louis
and made score that would have done credit
to Buffalo Bill. We Call this fact to the atten-
ton of critics disposed to be severe.
The reason for the bbott-Seguin rupture,
according to the latter, was by the
jealousy of Miss Abbott and the insolence of
Jimmie Morrissey. She no doubt had good
cause of complaint from the latter source.
Maude Granger, having recovered from her
recent illness, will appear at McVicker's thea
ter, Chicago, this week in 1.-TWO Nights in
Rome" Two nights in Rome, however, will
not be circumst to six nights in Chicago.
Boston Post: Ella Wheeler has written a
new poem called "What Are the Little Stars
Saying?' Those we've interviewed are saying
the big ones, like Sadie and Salvini, have
scooped everything and made business bad for
them.
'The Colleen Dawn, or the Bride of Garry
owen" will be presented at the Opera house to-
morrow and Tuesday evening, Mr.. Dan Fitz-
gerald personating Myles Ma Coppaleen, sup
ported by the ST. Paul Lyceum Dramatic club.
The cast of characters is an excellent one.
Clara Morris series of matinees at the
Union Square, New York, will begin January
4, with ''Miss Mutton" which will be revived
with the original cast, including Miss Morris,
Miss Jewett, Mrs. Marie Wilkins, Mr. Stod-
dard and Mr.. Parselle. "Camille" will be
played next, with Mr.. Charles r. Thorne, Jr.,
as Armand