Daily globe., 1882-01-29
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Wilhelmj is expected in London pres
emily.
Patti will sing in Boston, with the
tickets at $1.50 apiece.
"Her Majesty's Opera was the fash
ionable thing in Chicago last week.
M Henry Provost is said to have left
Mr. Mapleson's company and to have re-
turned to France.
Maggie Mitchell, COrrinne and the
May Fisk blondes were among the Boston
attractions last week.
Henrietta Vaders has joined the
planters Wife, combination in place of
Charlotte Thompson.
Rose Eytingc has new play called
"The Princess of Paris" which she will
produce in the spring.
Sardou's last comedy, "Odette,'' is be-
ing rehearsed for early production at
Daly's theatre, New York.
Charles Frohman has again abandoned
Haverlys Mastodon's, and will join the
Madison Square theatre forces.
Patience has been running in Lon
don since September %, and is drawing an
average of SO, 900 per week.
If all goes well with her, Miss Anna
Dickinson will take herself and her pecu-
liar version of Hamlet to Europe.
Muldoon and Whistler gave wrestling
entertainment at ST. Louis last week and
drew an audience of twenty persons.
The Emelie Melville company will
spend the greater part of the summer
season at the Oakland Garden, Boston.
Nine Albani has been created royal
Russian chamber singer. Her perform
ances in Berlin have been very successful.
Haverly's Comic Opera company have
a repertoire embracing patience, '"Pi
rates of Penzance," ''Pinafore," ':Mas-
cotte," and others.
Miss Emily Soldene, at the head of a
comic opera company, is furnishing en-
tertanment to the residents of the English
provincial cities and towns.
1t Is stated that Mr. jacobson of Chi
cago is to receive IS, 900 for his new play
'sHopkins of Hopklnsville, which it is
presumed Mr.. Raymond will produce next
season.
Mrs. Nancy Langdon, widow of John
Langdon, and mother of the we'll known
writer and lecturer ''Eli Perkins," died
in Eaton, New York, Jan. 16. She was SO
years at age.
Miss Annie Louise Cary and Mile. Litta
appear together in Chicago in a grand con-
cert some time next June. There will
be a chorus of 200 voices and an orches-
ira of fifty-five pieces.
Barlow, Wilson. Primrose and West
dissolve partnership at the expiration of
the present season, when Primrose ard
West will organize mammoth minstrel
company of their own.
1t is said that the quartet who sang
Remember Now Thy Creator" at the
| Cleveland services over the remains of
the late President Garfield, are now sing
ing it with a travelling company.
George K. Fortesque, the well known
Catherine of the old "Eyangeline" COM
pany, is now playing male part in New
York, the first time he has appeared on
the stage in male attire in ten years.
| Ned Harrigan, the famous author of
the "Mulligan Guards" series of sketches,
has just produced new play called
'sSquatter Sovereignty" which is as great
success, if not better, than the others.
The souvenir to be given to visitors at
the Madison Square theater, on the Tooth
night of "Esmeralda," will be a panel.
in the center of which, on raised plaque
will appear an ideal head of this hero
inc.
The profits of the Paris opera during
the past year only amounted to $4,000
francs in spite of the large receipts real
| lied since the month of August The