Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-16

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Wallack's theatre company are playing
at Toronto.
Lawrence Barrett is playing at Haver-
Tvs Fifth Avenue theatre, New Iork.
Sol Smith Russell is playing edge
wood Folks" at the Brooklyn Park
theater.
Edwin Booth has recovered from his
recent indisposition, and is said to be in
as good voice as usual.
E. Warren Wright and Jessie Vokes
are engaged in marriage. The ceremony
will take place in Boston, November u.
Charles Arnold's Comedy company,
supporting Katie Putnam, will leave New
York for Kingston, Jamaica, tomorrow
monday.
The I,OO0th representation Of ''Hazel
Kirke'' by the Madison square theater
company took place at the Park theater,
Boston, last Monday.
j. G. Russell, business manager for
Hoey and Hardie, was married to Miss
Katie Jackson, of Philadelphia, on the
4th inst, at the latter city
John Mackay and Lavina Bennett, a
sister of Alice Anterior, both members OF
Bdouin's Sparks company, were united
in marriage lately at Chicago.
A prize of 81 900 is offered for the best
original music composed and adapted to
a new comic opera entitled, "Arctic, or
The North Pole Expedition"
Mr.. John T. Raymond begins an en-
earement at the Grand Opera House,
New York, on the 18th inst, with his
new play, ''Fresh, the American.
michael Strogoff'' is drawing large
audiences at Haverly's Niblo's Garden.
The New York Herald thinks it is the
best spectacular play now on the Amer
lean stage.
Clara Louisa Kellogg gave grand and
successful concert at the Globe theater,
Boston, Saturday night, Sth inst, assist
ed by Signori Brignoli, Tagliapietra and
Miss Alta Pease.
Katherine Rogers begins the season,
supported by her own company, at Pater-
son, n. j., October Is, in new play,
written expressly for her, and entitled,
Clarice, or All for Love.
1t is said that Steele Mackaye has
brought suit against Manager Henry
Thomas, of the Academy of Music, Mon
treal. Canada, for allowing the presenta-
ton of Hazel kirke in his house.
it's averred that the dresses of the la
dies in the new play Americans
Abroad" at Days theatre, exhibited in
the third act, alone cost $1,000. Some
of them are very pretty and unique.
j. H. Cobbe, manager of Genevive
Ward, says that according to her contract
with Dir. Mereville, she cannot sublet
Forget Not to any one. She alone
mas the authority to play it in America.
+. Messrs. Robson and Crane began a four
weeks engagement at Haverly's Fifth
Avenue theatre tomorrow, during which
they will present ''Twelfth Night" 'Our
Bachelors" ga. D. 1900" and ''Sharps
and Flats"
Mr. William Stafford and Miss Rosa
Rand are now playing in Against Her
WILL and are aaid to be meeting with
fair success throughout the West. They
will produce the piece in New York dur
ing the winter.
Mr.. George Magrath, a young Amer-
lean pianist, who has been studying
abroad will make his temperance in
Steinway hall on the 10th of November,
IN conjunction, it is said, with Theodore
Thomas orchestra.
London Assurance" and 'sOhver
Twist" concluded very successful week
at the Brooklyn Park theatre last evening
by Fanny Davenport and her company
The house was filled and standing room
was scarcely attainable.
The American institute fair is visited
by great numbers of people both day and
night. Concerts are given every after
noon and evening by the Ninth Regi-
ment band under the leadership of Mr.
Arbuckle, the cornet virtuoso.
Genevieve Ward and company gave &
matinee performance on Wednesday last
for the benefit of the Michigan sufferers
The receipts amounted to $735. A. NJ
Palmer gave the services of his attache.
and the rent of the house for the same
object.
Constance Murielli, of the Lyteli ant
Snyder company, now playing in Halifax
n s., lost her trunk while en- route from
New York city. It contained all her ricl