Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
Hazel Kirke" is drawing largely at the Cal
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Hazel Kirke" is drawing largely at the Cal
ifornia theater, San Francisco.
The Rentz-santley Novelty company closed
the season at Buffalo last night.
John Gourley, formerly with salsbury's
Trouadours, has gone to Scotland.
Charles Wyndham has made great success
in England in "The Butterfly Fever''
Coup's circus has been drawing immense
crowds at Chicago during the past week.
J.J. Sullivan has secured the right to play
"Dahiel Rochat" in the British provinces.
"The Professor has proved profitable
venture at the Madison Square, New York.
The profits of salsbury's Troubadours for
the season just closed have amounted to $34,-
600.
Signor Farini has gone to Boston, where
he has been chosen director of the conserva-
tory of music.
Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty troupe will
close the season at Milwaukee on the 4th of
July, after very prosperous season.
Nat Goodwin and wife Eliza Weathersby)
have engaged with Brooks s. Dickson for
next season, receiving $25, 600 and expenses.
The Goodwins have secured 'tThe Member
from Slocum" as their next seasons attrac-
ton. 1t is spoken of as an admirable comedy.
''Elfns and Mermaids,'' from which so
| much was promised some weeks ago, has
been miserable failure at the Standard, New
York.
Castle, the tenor, is organizing an English
opera company, and intends to tour the coun-
| try, with Abbe Darlington as the prima
| donna
/ Joe Reynolds, business manager of Mahn's
opera company, was married last week to
Marie Somerville, prominent member of the
company.
| Raymond, Keene, Soldene and Kate Claxton
are working their way back from the Pacific
coast, where they have met with only moder-
| ate success.
James O'Neih will appear at the Grand, Chi
cago, tomorrow evening in ga Celebrated
Case" and will be supported by an unusually
strong company.
Baron Seeman, the magician, will open the
week at McVicker's, Chicago, succeeding the
Vokes family, who have had remarkably sue
cessful season of three weeks.
The national saengerfest will open at the
exposition building, Chicago, on the goth
inst, and continue five days. The sale of
tickets has already been large.
Augustin Daily opens at Chicago this week
for a six weeks season. Needles aud Pins"
will be the opening piece, with cinderella at
School" as the succeeding attraction.
A concert company for the summer season
has been organized, consisting of Miss Abbie
Darlington, Miss Sarah Barton, and Messrs.
Comfy, Gottschalk and Byron, all of the old
Strakosch opera company.
Mr. Charles Blanchett, now with Haver]y,
and Mr.. G. r. Locke, of San Francisco Bush
street theater, have signed contract with
Miss Emily Melville for next season. She will
head comic opera company.
Among the attractions engaged for the Opera
house next season are the Abbott opera com
lpany, Lawrence Barrett, John Mccullough,
the Boston Ideal opera company, and many
other prominent attractions.
1t is probable that Prof. o. s. Fowler, the
phrenologist, will be called to answer TO an
Indictment for publishing and circulating OBJ
scene literature. 1t is about time that some
steps in that direction were taken.
Signora Majeroni has been engaged for the
"Child of the State" combination next season
in place of Miss Ella Cummins. She will be
remembered favorably as the Francesca in
1.-The Galley Slave" for the past two seasons.
Among the creditors OF Max Strakosch, who
made an assignment week before last, are Ma
RE Roze, Mile. Octave Dovriane and Mile. An
ma de Belocca. He is indebted to Stout q
Thayer, for money advanced, in the sum of
1l,012. 10.
Manager j. M. Hill has secured new dra-
matte star. whom he considers of the first
magnitude, in the person of Miss Margaret
Mathers, of New York. She will not appear
for year yet, undergoing in the meantime q
thorough course of dramatic instruction. She
is reported to be more beautiful than Mary
Anderson, though not as tall.
The new organ just built by Mr.. Jose phi
Lorenz was. fully set up at the music store of
John A. Weide & Co. yesterday afternoon,
and tested by large number of our must
clans, and was universally pronounced an in
strument of excellent tone. The manufacture
of these instruments is to be commenced in
this city at once, and will no doubt develop
into an important industry.
/ The Banning Matinee.