Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-13
AMUSEMENT NOTES.


Baltimore theaters are said to be the worst
in the country.
The most successful playwrights are not the
best literary men
Bob Hart, the reformed minstrel, is deliver
ing temperance lectures in New England
May Turner, formerly noted light On the
burlesque stage, is about to return to her old
love.
Chicago doesn't appreciate Theodore Thorn
as. His concerts in that city were very SHINY
attended.
Maude Branscombe (Mrs. STUART has gone
to England to visit her father. and takes her
child along.
1t is said that Joe Emmett has saited away
$500, 1000. He can drink himself to death easily
on that amount
Hooley's Ministries are doing an immense
business in San Francisco, and Uncle Dick is
in the best of spirits.
It's considered au .tait in Cincinnati for ladies
to faint during the singing of the tenor. It is
SO ravishing, you know.
The Harrisons will occupy the boards at
the Grand, Chicago, this week, in their we'll
worn speciality, Photos
"Needles and Pins'' has been played a hun
dred times at Daly's, New York. The points
are said to be as sharp as ever.
Fred. B. Warde is going to star the country
next season in tragedy. He has had excellent
schooling under Mccullough and Booth. ~
Lawrence Barrett begins two weeks en-.
gagement at New York tomorrow evening.
He has become prime favorite in that city.
Miss Charlotte Thompson was robbed of
$4,000 worth of jewelry at Toledo last week.
The loss is serious one to very estimable
lady.
Salsbury's Troubadours had very success
full week at Hooley's theater, Chicago. Will
lie Edouin's Sparks company succeeds them
tonight.
Marie Chester will not be able to resume
her stage labors, as she will be a cripple for
life, owing to sprained ankle that was
neglected.
Madame Emma Donald is the latest prma
donna out. She will shortly Invade the West
with a concert company. Her real name is
Donaldson.
The revival of the Black Crook at Niblo's,
New York, was not as great success as was
anticipated, though the spectacle was magnifi-
cent in its every detail.
Howells, of the atlantic Monthly, has
written play called "The Courtship of Miles
Standish." He has not yet found manager
willing to put it on the stage.
Genevieve Ward, after a successful tour
through the provinces, opens at Haverly's
Fifth Avenue theater, New York, tomorrow
evening in "Forget-Me-Not."
Miss Salina Fetter will not 60 upon the stage
permanently till next season. In the mean time
she is diligently studying her art, while her
future manager is working the newspapers.
Boston Post: The report that Alice Oates
always celebrates Washington's birthday and
Fourth of July by getting married, is not true,
Dye think she'd limit herself to twice year?
Lolita has captivated Chicago for the fortieth
time, her audiences having been among the
lnrgest of the season. She will appear this
week in Little Nell" and "The Warehouses"
Miss Agnes Leonard, the daughter of
Singer, the sewing machine man, is recovering
from her recent illness and her stage fever at
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again.
Bernhard didn't draw well at Detroit. The
people kicked against the high price of tickets.
Fanny Davenport, who was the opposing at
traction during the engagement, drew the lar
gest houses.
Fanny Davenport opens the present week at
Haverly's Chicago theater in Camilla" sue
ceeding my Partner" She will probably
play other of her characters before the close
of her engagement
Matt. Morgan has made hit in the NAM
moth portrait of Adam Forepaugh, the veteran
circus manager. He looks as natural as life
Just on the point of announcing some new
attraction for his great show.
Two boy violnists, Michael Banner and
Maurice Dengremont, are creating some sensa-
ton throughout the country, but the best YER
dict is that musical prodigies are a bore, and
not at all calculated to elevate taste for
music.
Francisco to prepare his new play for pro-
duction at Haverly's Fifth Avenue theater,
following the coming engagement there of
from Cattaraugus."
An Albany reporter referred to Pauline
Markham as s'quite DID," whereupon the lady
kindly called upon him, and showed herself to
be still handsome and young. Fanny Daven-
port is getting pretty well along in years.
Now Fanny, come and see us.
Nine Pauline Lucca will this spring give
series of representations at the Berlin royal
opera house. where she created such a sensa-
ton last year. This is the opera house from
which she was expelled few years ago for
prolonging her American trip without leave
from Bismarck.
Mile. Bernhardt's prejudices against this
country are gradually yielding to the warmth
of the receptions she meets. She told West
ern reporter that she wished the nation had
but one mouth that she might kiss it, and the
reporter suggestiyely informed her that one
mouth was all he had.
The two-hundredth performance of my
Partner was celebrated in Chicago the other
evening, Messrs Aldrich and Parsloe giving |
supper to about forty of their professional as |
socfates at the close of the performance. 1t |
has been very profitable play both for the !
author and the stars named
Forepaugh's offer of $4,000 for the most |
beautiful woman in the world to accompany |
his circus next summer, seems to have awak- |
ened great deal of rivalry among the fair sex |
at the East. The offer is only open up to the |
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