Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-24
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

oaiSDury'S 1rOuDadOre6 Will De Que IN IN
city some time in May. .sf
! Joe Murphy is drawing large houses at Ne
York, in "Kerry Cow"
Joseph Wheelock will support Keene
! leading parts, next season.
Manager Ellsler, of Cleveland, has nearly II
covered his customary health. sr
Hooley has filed twcnty-seven weeks G
next season at his Chicago theater. ~
Tomorrow and Tuesday evenings Charlie
} Forbes company WILDE at the Opera House.
Janauschek will put in the week at Boston
Her business in the New England circuit ha
been large.
will result in bringing Nilsson to this countr.
next season.
| Fanny Dayenport's Boston season was high
ly profitable, though her acting did not pleas
the critics. va
Modjeska is said to make an Indifferent Juli
ct. She is too mature to depict the vermal pas
sage of young girl. !
"The Qanites" did not do well in Cincin
natl, and Rankin is severely censured for bis
treatment of his wife.
So many actors and actresses are going to
star the country next season that it will be
difficult to find support for them.
Adelina Patti is certainly coming to this
country in the fall, and will give series OF
one hundred operatic performances.
Lotta, they say, is getting lazy. And who
would not be with a snug bank account OF
$100, 900 and no one to care for but herself.
Raymond, who is said to be a handsome
man by marriage, will introduce his new wife
to San Francisco, about the middle Of May.
Blanche Roosevelt will sail for Europe
next week. Her operate career, which began
with such excellent promise, has been a
| failure. = Fi
IA child of the State' will fill an engage
ment in this city on Friday aud Saturday
evenings. It is strong play and strong
company.
The title of May Fisks lecture is "My
Opinion OF He'll" She is we'll qualified to
give an opinion, for she has been raising it for
. long time. ~
The satirists will never cease. 'sBillee Tay-
lori has been burlesqued under the title Of
"Billy, the Tailor and is being produced at
New York in black. '
John R. Rogers has finally completed his
FIVE years contract with Minnie Palmer on
condition that her mother shall not travel
with the company.
"The World" will not come to IN end in
New York for several weeks. 1t has proved a
wonderful success, notwithstanding Mother
Shipton's prophecy. A e
The novelty having worn off Sarah Bern
hardt is drawing only ordinary houses at New
York; Notwithstanding the fact that she is
playing her favorite engagement.
I Edwin Clifford, who has an excellent small
tour company, has been doing excellently over
in Wisconsin. He has played profitable four
nights engagement in Eau Claire.
Z Sheridan, the tragedian, has done very fairly
but has not drawn extravagant houses at
Haverly's, Chicago, during the past week. He
will be succeeded by the original Mastodon
minstrels.
The Grand, Chicago, will supplant "Billee
Taylor" with the Boston Ideal Opera com
pany The houses during the run OF the
comic opera have been uniformly large and
enthusiastio., 4 sF.Ssst =
The Clipper prints the picture OF Fore
paugh's $4,000 beauty. st. Paul can boast
of scores of handsomer girls. She is the
wife of Bobby Newcomb, the minstrel, and
has son four years old.
Robson and Crane have drawn good houses
at Hooley's, Chicago, in their new comedy
"a. D. 1900" 1t is said to be excruciatingly
funny. "My Geraldine" will follow them,
commencing this evening.
Mary Anderson begins her engagement in
Cincinnati tomorrow. She was always o
fayorite there. but Notwithstanding their
fondness for hogs, the Cncinnatians never
did take to her stepfather manager.
This week "One Hundred Wives" will ap-
pear on the boards of McVicker's, Chicago.
1t has been in preparation for month past,
and will be put on the stage In magnificent
style, and it is the intention to run 1t lOr three
weeks.
1t is reported that Mary Anderson has given
her heart and will shortly give her hand to
George Riddle, Boston elocutionist of Or
dinnary appearance and ability. 1t is about
time that Mary undertook to support some
lazy lubber.
new IOrk Sc0T: In eXlenuatlOn OF anna
Dickinson's failure to play ''Claude Melnotte"
according to engagement, it is not affirmed
that in her conception of the costume of the
role she thought that "Clauden appeared
throughout in long smock frock OF blue
jeans or gray linen.
The Opera House will be occupied every
night next week. On Monday evening the
Cathedral Guards will give an entertainment;
on Tuesday evening the Michael Dewitt branch
of the land league will have benefit; on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings the "Gal-
Ley Slave" combination will appear, and on
Friday aad Saturday evenings Joseph Jeffer-
son will hold the boards.
A distinguished actress sitting among the
audience at Booths Theater recently said:
"What is there in ballet to attract SO many
men? Just look at this house! There is not
one woman in it to every fifteen or twenty
men. Now" said she, 81 would like to see
ballet composed wholly of men. think if
there were two hundred or three hundred rep
resentative legs of men brought out here it
would draw, particularly at the matinees.''
The Forbes Company.
The Charles Forbes dramatic company will
begin brief engagement at the Opera house