Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
~ Both the Eyre brothers will be in the

1uS OdtucIlHC LEWIS SOMlC' company
is to be Joined by the sister, Constance Lewis.
next season.
A grand piano, once owned by the En-.
press Marie Louise, recently brought S12s at
a sale in Paris.
The Cincinnsti musical festival either made
money or los sl9,500, the Enquirer doesn't
exactly now lich.
Mr.. { udidu-, the tenor, is reported to have
cancelee his engagement and gone TO Ger
many fo ms health.
The e],ier bro her OF the late E. h Harding,
music l.ublis ler, arrived in America from
England, last week.
Percy Winter, son of the New York Tribune
critic, will be a member Of Lawrence Barrett s
| company next season.
Wsgner's next opera will be entitled "Der
sieger," (The Victor). Its story is drawn
from some Brahmin legends.
The sole rignt to produce Strauss "The
Merry War" in the United States has been
purchased bv 1. W. Norcross.
Lawrence Barrett closed his season at On.
tario, Canada. He has given up his contem-
plated trip to San Francisco.
Mr. Augustus Daily says outdoor entertain
ments in st. Louis are proitably pleasant,
| and because pleasantly profitable.
Mary Beebe is reported as having again sepa-
| rated from her husband, and will Tetnrn to the
operate stage when the season opens.
Mr.. Edwin Booth has sailed for Europe, &C.
companied ny his daughter Edwina and her
nh ha il still in NOR hcaitb
The reproduction of Won Weber's "Eury-
anthe,'' in London, for the first time in forty
years. was hailed with great enthusiasm.
Annie Louise Cary has been warned by her
physician not to sing again in public for over
year. She may never reeoTer her voice.
Emma Abbott, if she settles anywhere, may
settle in Gloucester, Mass, for the summer
She can pass for beauty in that neighbor-
hood.
John T. Raymond is enthusiastic regarding
''Touch and Co." He says it is one of the
funniest comedies he ever had, and will be a
success.
w K. Meadowcroit, OF Chicago, under the
badly chosen nom de plume ''Billie Taylor"
has favored the public with "Borny Maidens
VALUES"
Maurice Barrymore is about TO play a flying
visit 10 England. He will return in Septem-
Der and support Mme. Modjeska on her
American tour.
Several new and sensational mechanical
effects will be introduced in 1.-THE World
next season. The piece will go on the road in
an entirely new shape.
The Rnmany Rye models have arrived The
melo- drama will be rehearsed under the per-
sonal direction Of the stage manager of the
London Princess theater.
Mile. Nilsson, who said to still own some
property, will take up her permanent residence
in the neighborhood of LONDON, England, at
tie conclusion of her American tour.
Besides engaging Irving, the English actor,
for next season, Abbey, the New York mana
ger, has secured Nilsson and Mrs. Langtry,
the tour OF The last named lady will begin in
November.
Under the head of ''Notes of Show Life
the New York Clipper mentions that Col.
Robert G.. Ingersoll is 10 spend the summer
and his money at Long Beach, l.. L, in the
society of his family.
Two very light operettas, "The Adventures
Club" aud "Sunfowers and Lies" by ]. D.
Leavitt, comprise the repertoire of a very light
com pauy of four males, who are travelling
through New England.
Owing to defective machinery the yacht
Galaka will not be ready for some time; mean
while Mary Anderson is studying Marie Stuart,
which will be made the leading piece of her
repertoire next season.
A London paper credits Sarah Bernhard
with having said of her new husband, that he
is the one, of all the men who have ever made
love 10 her, who can make her afraid. She
says he can make her do what he likes.
Robert Griffin Morris, author of "Old Ship
mates" is looked upon as the coming Ameri
can playwright. He has two new plays on
tae stocks, for which there is much rivalry
among leading managers. GOOD for Morris.
N X. Fairbank, and other capitalists, are
about to build d splendid music hall and ART
museum in Chicago, 10 cost not less than q
| million dollars, and to occupy 270 feet on the
corner of Michigan avenue and Monroe street
Oscar Wilde is lecturing in the South. He
| will return 10 New York city this month, and
thence go 10 Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
and Prince Edward Island, stopping en- route
| at Saratoga snd Newport. August Is he will
sail from San Francisco for Japan, whSre he
will study Japanese aesthetics and be well fofti-
fed to resume occurring in the United
States In December.
The scenery and mechanical effects OF
'Taken from Life will be the most elaborate
expensive and intricate ever seen in this
| country. double force of stage carpenters
| scenic artists and property men are at work
on the melo drama, in order to have it in
readiness in time for the opening at McVicker's
theater, Chicago, July 81. A strong dramatic
| organization will be engaged for lis preseu-
tation.
How Lincoln Treated His Rivals.
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