Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-20
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is dying of consumption.
The Critic says: "Salvini is TRACE
dian, Rossi a melodramatist.
Josefy, the pianist, has been meeting
with success in the Eastern cities.
Robson s. Crane have bought Gunter's
new play with the title ed. A. NJ"
The Opera house, at Joplin, Mo-, was
totally destroyed by fire few days ago.
Bijou Heron has been engaged at the
London Court theater for leading juven-
| lies
Hortense SCHNEIDER. the original grand
duchesse, was lately married to the Count
de Bonnie.
Mr.. C. II. Hoyt, of the Boston Post, has
completed new comedy entitled "Queen
of Bohemia"
Lawrence Barrett is engaged in writ
ing history of the drama from the re-
hottest period.
Mr.. ]. H. Hackett begins tour of the
country at New York December %, as
':Lady Macbeth
Mile. Marie Vachot, the new prima
donna Of Mapleson's opera company, is
said to only q years of age.
Alice Chandos is playing at Astley's
theatre, Westminster Bridge, London,
where she is meeting with success.
The New York Eoening Post speaks of
Robson s. Cranes version of Twelfth
Night as not calling for serious censid-
eratien.'
Bronson Howard has written new
play for Miss Wallis, the English ac-
tress, in which she will star next season
in the United States.
1t is reported that in St. Louis on the
9th of this month Miss Mary Anderson
will become Mrs Theodore Carlton. The
groom is from Louisville, barely 80, and
rich.
The New York Eosning Post says of
Robson and Crane: "Their capacity as
Interpreters Of Shakesperean text is by
no means equal to their audacity in
mangling it."
Lydia Thompson, after three years.
retirement from the stage, has made her
temperance in Tom Taylor's comediet-
ia, 'sNine Points of the Law" at the
Royalty, London.
Mr.. Booths engagement in New York
was the greatest pecuniary harvest he
has ever reaped In four weeks he played
to $4,000 His personal profits out Of
the season were $24, 600.
Arlington's minstrels have closed their
season at Chicago. Mr.. Arlington will
start out with dramatic company, in
Guiding May Thorne and seven people, in
play entitled ''Nobody's Husband
Richardson and Zoos, the New York
printers, have brought suit against G.
A Chizzola, Rossi's agent, for $685. IS.
said to be due for work done for the
Emily Soldene troupe some years ago.
Robert Frazer is organizing a company
for the road, with new comedy panto-
mime entitled Snow Balls, or Follies of a
Night. 1t consists of pantomime tricks,
with working panorama of local scenes
in New York city.
The theatres of Paris can accommodate
every evening $4,000 spectators. and the
cafe concerts $4,000, forming total not
far short of 100, 900 places offered to anna
teurs Of comedy, opera, operetta, or
"chansons Ia mode
The New Messenger Opera House at
Goldsboro, N. c., will be completed and
opened the first week of December. 1t is
handsome building, 50x110 feet. Seat
ing capacity 900. This hall supplies a
want long felt in that state.
The United States government has just
completed $4,000 theatre, at the Ma
tional Soldiers home, at Dayton, Ohio.
The Legion of Honor company opened 1t
on Wednesday night, week ago, rece.v-
ing certainty Of $1,000 for the engage
ment.
Gertrude Corbett, who few years ago
made such brilliant debut as Norma,
at the Academy of Music, arrived in New
York from England. She met with
serious accident while aboard the
Spain, by being violently thrown against
the ships railing.
Bandmann thinks he will come back to
America He has achieved the distinc-
ton of having played before the smallest
house lin Boston Highlands) that ever
greeted q famous actor. His share of the
net proceeds, as per contract, amounted
to fifteen cents.
The redoubtable Harry Sargent is sat
his old tricks again. His description of
the costumes to be worn by his new for
eign star. Mile. Rhea, in Camille
"Adrienne," etc., reads like an account
of the opening of frst-class dress
making establishment.
Alice Oates arrived from San Francisco
on Tuesday week, and returned on Sun
day evening, accompanied by Marie Ros-
telle, Ella Cowell, Jim Sturges, Alice
Townsend, Stuart Harold, Robert Evans
and Sam Jack. They open in ''The Mas
cott'' at Baldwin's Theatre, San Francis
co, tomorrow evening.
Mr. J. A. Bailey is credited with
proposition to corner the market on cir
cuses. He proposes to consolidate all the
existing shows under one management
and then parcel out the world so that
routes would not conflict. The aggre-
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