Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-28
led the new Opera house at Pullman,

opened the new Opera house at Pullman,
last week.
"Greenroom Fun is the card of SAILS
bury Troubadors this season.
slight business" is the general report o
theater managers the past week.
Clara Morris and Salvini are to appear
together in ''The Outlaw" in the spring.
Joseph Wheelock is at his old tricks
again, playing "The Indian way deown'
East
The Minnie Palmer company goes to
Europe in June for season of twenty-six
weeks.
Milton Mobiles gave st. Paul the go-by
this season, turning back east from James
vile, Wis.
Mary Anderson began a season of four
weeks at the Fifth Avenue tbeater, New
York city, Jan. Is.
Margaret Mather met with an enthus-
iastic reception upon her first appearance
in Buffalo, the 9Th.
Robert Graham is to leave the Minnie
Palmer company and enter upon a season
as an independent star.
Neil Burgess was at McVieker's theater,
Chicago, the past week, playing to poor
business in MY Opinions"
Nat Goodwin will leave The Black
Flag" company next season.and star under
the management of John Russell.
The Long Israel, or the ''Moss-grown
Head" and ''The Devils Auction are the
hair-lifting titles of two plays now having
good runs.
Mary Anderson has been engaged by
Henry E. Abbey to play in the Lyceum
theater, London, Eng, commencing in
September next.
Mrs. Mollie Moeder Steele has been
granted divorce from Lev. Steele by
Cincinnati Judge for gross neglect of duty
and alleged adultery.
The latest success in New York is "a
Partisan Romance" at the Union Square
theater. After the first night standing
room only has been the order.
M. N. Haviland, who mysteriously disap-
peared from Frank Mayo's company in
San Antonio, Texas, it is stated is insane
in a hospital, in Houston, that state.
Notwithstanding Barrett's refusal to
appear with Tom Keene at the Cincinnati
festival, that actor is playing very success
full engagements throughout the East.
Lester Wallack made his first appear
ance in the theater bearing his name, New
York city, Jan. 3, acting Hugh Chalbote
in "Ours before fair-sized audience
John Mccullough was guyed unmerc1-
fully by his audience during his recent
Philadelphia engagement for the ''parox-
ysmar' kisses he bestowed in the love
scenes.
Miss Agnes Herndon, of ''Only farm
er's Daughter" company is cracked up as
being one of the most beautiful women on
the American stage. She is cousin of
President Arthur.
Mr.. Hugh Brady, of the Opera house, re-
ceived letter on Friday from Manager
Chas. Hams and wife, at present in San
Antonio, Tex. Mr.. Hams is greatly i'm
proved in health.
The scar left in Lillian Spencer's cheek
by the shot recently received at Rochester,
N. Y, Twill save that lady much labor
hereafter when making up for her part in
''The Creole" a cheek scar being neces-
sity in her part.
Col. j. B. Gaylord, is in Queensland, who
is touring the world in search of curiosi-
ties for Barnum, is about to visit Ceylon,
where he has heard that the Veddahs exist,
a race of people covered with hair, and
even lower in the scale of humanity than
the ''What Is IT,
Mr.. Denne Foster, formerly Chicago
journalist, and who was in st. Paul over a
year ago with the PIRATES of Penzance''
Opera company, has acquired an enyiable
reputation dis en- author. OF his produc-
tons and latest opera a New York exchange
has the following: A new opera-comedy
entitled ''Charms' is to be put upon the
road about Feb. 10 by the Froom & Mon
troSs "Brilliants'' company. The book of
the opera is by Mr.. Denne Foster, author of
Twelve Jolly Bachelors and Joint author
of '.Sam'l of Posen." The music Is by
Mr.. Fred. V. Jones, who will also 90 as
musical conductor. Miss Rose Temple,
Mr.. James Vincent and one of the Garlic
ton sisters are among the members of the
company already engaged. Dates have
been filled for two months ahead