St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-06

Dramatic Notes,
Summer vacation.
Amiee will remain in Paris.
| Agnes Herndon is at Long Branch.
| Mrs. John Drew is at Atlantic City, N. J..
The great Patti is at her castle, Craig-y Nos,
in Wales
John E. Owens is at his farm near Towson-
town, Md.
Bob Fraser has been offered position with
the Hanlons.
Effie Elsler and Frank Wilson remain in
and around New York.
Fellows mashed on the great Sally B. are
now called. F1utists.
Mckee Rankin and wife are at Bots Blanc
Island, in the Detroit river.
Sara Bernhardt with Macbeth, is doing well
at the Porte Saint Martin theater.
The latest report is that the Bernhardt will
not come to this country till 1856.
Maggie Mitchell, Hank Paddock and R. M.
Hooley and wife are at Long Branch.
Madame Janisch sailed Wednesday last
and will go to Paris to purchase costumes.
William Horace and Alice Lingard are oc-
cupying pretty villa in st. Johns Wood,
London.
Jennie Murdoch, Lewis Morrison and
Oliver Doud Byron are on the Jersey coast,
in cottages.
John Mccullough has actually started on
his trip to Carlsbad. 1t is said he looked very
| i'll when he sailed.
Madame Cecile Bentham Fernandess will,
| in all probability, be member OF the Emma
Abbott Opera company next season.
The Langtry boom in San Francisco is SO
favorable that the management have rein-
quished the idea of sending for Freddy.
Miss Rose Coghlan will star next season in
new play by Sardou, and in one or two old
comedies in which she has played with sue
cess.
James T. Powers, the agile comedian, has
obtained the rights of Willie Edouin's musi-
cal comedies for Australia. He will 60 there
! October next.
John Gilbert, of Wallack's theater, sum-
mers at Observation-Disclosures and Madame
Ponisi, Of the same company, has farm in
Duchess county, N. Y.
The Hanlon Brothers are playing in LIE
Voyage en- Fish. at Cohasset, which they de-
| clare to be the most delightful place on the
foot-stool for summering.
Quite number of theatrical people OF
prominence are in Chicago just now. John
T. Raymond, John Stetson, John Norton,
Wesley Sisson and Vernona Jarbeau.
While out fishing last week Mr.. Mckee
Rankin sprained the index finger of the
right hand, and is thus unable to attend to
his correspondence. He got the fish, how
ever
Henry E. Abbey has framed two checks as
souvenirs of his late ben eft at the Metropoli-
tan opera house. One is from VIM. H. Van
derbilt for 81, 900, and the other is from Miss
Astor for $40.
John r. Rogers, in a crested note from
White House, Knott Green, Essex Cuyland,
denies that he is married to Miss Minnie
Palmer, who will remain the youngest, pref
test, ETC., etc.
The Eden theatre, in Paris, is going to be
made, as its name implies, an open air thea
ter, by having summer roof put on which
rolls backn Who will deny that the French
have ingenuity?
Among the professionals who are booked
for Europe in July are Miss Annie Russell
and little Tommy Russell, Emma Carson
and Paul Arthur. Miss Carson will locate
on the other side.
At Irving's first appearance after his return
| to London his enthusiastic admirers gathered
about the pit entrance as early as O'Clock
| in the morning, and waited eleven hours for
the doors to open.
Miss Adele Belgrade writes to the New
York 1Nercwry II am not to be married to
SaIvini. / am not twenty eight years old,
and all tattlc to that effect is deliberate per
version of the truth"
Mr.. Harry Edwards, stage director for Mr..
Wallack, arrived in Chicago last Tuesday, to
look after the interests of the Wallack
company which opens this week at the Grand
Opera house. The Wallack company begins
a season at st. Paul July %.
1t is said that just as the steamer, with
Patti on board, was about to leave the wharf,
a man rushed up and triumphantly waved a
500 bill. 'Mon Dieu," gasped la Diva, as
she sank into Nicolni's arms, Il thought
had all re monee of Amerika!"
The actors colony of cottage owners at
Cohasset, Mass, includes Lawrence Barrett
and the inseperabe Stuart Robson and W.
II. Crane. Boston actors go to Manchester,
N H.. where Mrs. Agnes Booth is now man
aging her late husbands hotel and is likely
to make $50, 900 this season.
Marie Colombier, for her book, Sara Barn
UNI on Sara Bernhard, and M. Gillet, for his
book, Marie Pigeonnier on Marie Colon bier,
have both been sentenced to the same fine
and to the same term ofimprisonment. The
Judge evidently thought that what was sauce
for the dove was sauce for the pigeon.
Madame Janisch is studying the roles Of
Partheina, Marguerite, in Faust, Camille and
Imogen, in Cymbeline. She will have re-
pertoire of six plays. including one written
especially for her, and so gifted an artistic,
under the management of Mr.. Sargent, will
assuredly be as successful upon the Ameri-
can stage as she always has been in Europe
Philadelphia Press: Court of common pleas
| No. 3 has granted decree of divorce be-
tween Marian F. Markham and Arthur NJ
Markham, better known to the public as
| Frank Mordaunt, the actor. The ground fol
divorce was infidelity on the part of Nor
daunt. The proceedings were started in 1870
and the testimony at that time showed tina
Mordaunt was living in a house on Vim,
street, above Eleventh, with Fannie Ramsey