Daily globe., 1882-07-16
and the children sailed for Europe Such is

The second week of the Theodore Thomas
SUmmer-nights concerts has commenced to
large audiences in Chicago.
Max strakosch was not killed in a railway
accident. He is living with his family in a
cottage by the sea, at Long Branch.
Mable Clare Stephenson viii increase the
greatness OF her already long name By PLAYING
II ''Taken from Life'' at Wallack's.
Adelaide Miller las obtained divorce, ali
nony and custody of her child from Tom
Miller, OF. the Troy, N. Y, Opera house.
Mr.. Thomas Keene will play shylock in
German next season. This will charm a reat
many Jews who like to be called Germans.
Haverly's Mastodon Miustrels are in San
Francisco. The Grand Opera in that city
will be opened by Charlie Andrews in Septem.
Der.
Mr.. j. w. Hamilton and DR.. Geo. Chandler
nave leased the Harlem, N. Y, Music hall, and
will have it overhauled and reitted in good
style.
NO solution has yet been arrived at regard
ing the mystery which shrouds the disap-
pearance of the well known musician, A. H.
Pease.
Berger, manager OF the Knights, discharged
an actor named Walton for taking his wife to
travel with him. Walton, however, sued and
recovered S532.
Harry Jackson and Lotta who, paid $4,000
for the new play by Charles Rseade and Henry
Petit, have gotten half their money back out
OF New England.
Ihe Chicago theaters will not all run all
summer. The Olympic. the Academy of Mu.
SIC, Hayerly's and the Criterion are closed.
Hooley's viii close to-day.
Little Marion Elmore is getting to be so
great that her name is always mentioned, as
care, IN connection with any of her relatives
VINO happen to get into print.
MISS Louise Paulln, whose portrait appears
in the Dramatic Times, is appallin' the habi.
tues OF the Germania TAeater, New York, as
Eisa' In Strauss Merry War"
The sojourners at Aratoga are fussipr with
the brass bands for giving them too much of
Strauss merry War" A war, not alto
getner merry, is threatened, il the rests at the
emu Oh the piece are not more strictly observed.
Tie Oakland garden, Boston, has had
billie Taylor" as sung by the New York
Ideal Opera company, into which has been in.
trocuced tableau representing the Chicago
fire. 1t is now in order for some Chicago
theater to show up the Boston fire.
The first barter and sale of black men for
many years occurred in London, England, re-
Gently, when Mr.. Charles Frohman bought
). II. Haverly's colored minstrels for the sum
OF Si2.o .ooo. They will be brought to America
rs sv,et
the two Frohmans are proprietors.
The incorporstors of the actors dramatic
fund held their first meeting yesterday in
New York city, and elected Lester Wallack
president and Daniel Froham secretary. This
is destined TO be useful organization. It
already boasts OF large membership of the
leading members of the profession.
Bertha Welby has taken to writing for the Az.
Lantic Monthly, following the example of
Brander Matthews who had taken TO writing
for Scribner's less than century ago.
1t Is predicted by some of their friends that
they Will both be taken to the insane asylum
II they keep on few centuries longer.
Mr.. Colville, of Folly troupe notoriety, pro-
poses to sell the popular melodramas "The
World" and "Taken from Life'' to Messrs
Brooks q Dickson for $4,000 Mr.. Colville
Will organize two musical companies and
another strictly legitimate, looking to the
revival, on perfect SCALE of several of the old
and standard comedies"
Ford's Opera troupe are performing at
urig's Summer theater in st. Louis, the same
place where Amwag, a chorus singer, raised
| such sensation last season by ''mashing''
| the belle OF st. Louis. 1t will be remembered
| that Amwag, in consideration OF the local no.
| torlety he had obtained, was given solo part
and while singing in it was loudly hissed.
he is not a member Of Ford's this season.
| new play, 1.-THE American" by Joseph
Derrick, was produced at the Alexandria thea
ter, London, Eng. "The Mulberry Bush, u
another new play, was brought out at Brlgh-
ton. Another, "The Double Rose" by J. w.
boulding, was presented at the Adelphi, Lon
don. An actor, Geo. Lash Gordon, has writ
ten play called Conspiracy" which made
its first appearance ard was well received al
the Prince of Wales theater, Liverpool.
Leavitt is going to make the Roman circus
howl in America next season. He is now in
Spain working upa corner in the castanei
market. He stopped at London on his way
and engaged the dashing Lena Dare, also
strong minded woman named Alphonse, who
dances jig on cannon ball while flying
through the air. Nellie Power will also be re
tanned to take the place of the woman will
the iron jaw, if she can reconcile herself to
possible meeting with her ex-husband, VIII,
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