Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
Dramatic Notes.

Mapleson pays Patti $1,000 night for
two performances a week.
The "Road to Ruin" will succeed
"Moths" in Wallaok's theatre.
The Fifth avenue theatre, New York, will
produce "Monte Cristo'' this week.
"Dollars and Sence" has been drawing
large audisnces at Days theatre, New
York.
'Young Mrs. Winthrop was played to
enormous audiences in Philadelphia last
week.
Miss Terry is plainly dividing the hon
ors with the eminent English actor,
Irving.
The Nat Goodwin company played
Hobbies to boom business in st. Louis
last week.
Miss Georgia Cayvan's marriage to
Manager Frohman is the latest bit of the
atrical gossip.
THE Glass of Fashion," new comedy,
will be produced at the Globe theater,
Boston, Dec. 8.
"a Partisan Romance" was brought out
at the Brooklyn theater last week, and it
proved success.
The engagement of the Boston Ideals at
the Grand, Chicago, melted $4,000 and Two
or three law suits.
Miss Catharine Lewis is about to join
the Casino opera company that is to tray
ell through the west.
Wyndham and his superb company
played at the Bijou, Boston, last week to
delighted audiences.
Monte Cristo" was played at the
Chestnut Street theater, Philadelphia, last
week to large audiences.
The receipts at Hooley's Chicago thea
tire last week were $500. The attraction
was the Devils Auction"
"Fedora" has held the boards at the
Fourteenth street theatre, New York, late
ly, and the returns have been large.
A good variety bill has been presented
to the patrons of Woods Opera house dur
ing the past week, and this attractive re-
sort is certainly gaining in popularity.
Irving, the English actor, performed
''Louis XI" in New York last week, and he
captivated his audiences. Miss Terry won
the critics in the rendition of her song,
where are You Going"
Edwin Booth, Americas great tragedian,
has been playing at the Globe theatre,
Boston, lately, and while the critics are
loud In their praise of him, they go for his
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Falstsff order.
A new Leah has arisen in the dramatic
armament in the person of Matilda Davis,
q society belle of Jamaica, West Indies. She
made successful American debut in this
character at the Brooklyn Academy of
Music last Thursday.
The Calender minstrel festival, which
occupied the boards at the Opera house
for three nights last week, played one of
the most profitable engagements of the
season. 1t was one of the best minstrel
entertainments ever given in this city.
Mr.. Lytton Sothern appeared at the
Academy of Music last evening before
large audience az Lord Dundreary. The
audience was remarkably enthusiastic, and
most gratifying success. Chicago Paper.
Mr.. Harry 81. Carter, builder of the new
Opera house, left last night for Brainerd
to attend the opening of the new Opera
house of that city, which takes place to-
marrow evening. Mr.. Carter also super
intended the construction of the Brainerd
temple of Thespis.
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csgo arranging to fill open dates. During
his absence the affairs of the Opera house
are conducted by Assistant Manager Mrs.
Ches. Hanes, who may be found as busy
as the proverbial bee at her post in the
business Office of the theatre.
Joseph Proctor will be given benefit
matinee at the Boston Theatre, in Boston,
on the Both instant, the fftieth anniversary
of mis- appearance on the stage. When
Mr.. Proctor visited England in 1860 Mr..
Irving played Macduf to his Macbeth,
Caseio to MS Othello, and SO on.
A Chicago critic, under date of the 2Oth.,
writes: The acting of the members of
Joseph Jeferson's company at McVicker's
theatre has been universally commended.
Mr.. Robinson, Mr. Piunkett, Mrs. Drew,
Miss Rand, Miss Jackson, Miss Woolcott
have particularly distinguished them
selves.
The Choral society will meet at the usual
place on Monday night and commence re-
hearsing MendeIssohn's sFirst Wslpuepis
Night" "Fair Ellen" by Bruch, "Gypsey
Life" by Schumann. full attendance ia
expected, and those Intending to join are
requested TO send in their names at once
to the secretary. The stock is being taken
up rapidly, and the financial standing of
the society is secured beyond doubt.
The st. Paul Ideal Minstrel COMPANY
have arranged TO give performance in
Duluth on the night OF Thanksgiving day.
and generous arrangements have been
made for their reception in the city By
2 large audience. The Ideals will leave
st. Paul on special train mex. Thursday