St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-06
Dramatic NOteS.

Rose Eytinge is in the sunny south.
Janauschek is in the peach district Of
Michigan.
Joe Jefferson opens his Boston engage
ment on the 14th
There are four "Lights O'London" on the
road in this country.
Mile. Rhea is in the black diamond district
of the Keystone state.
Fanny Davenport and "Fedora" are in
Maryland my Maryland.
The 'sWhite Slaven company will astonish
the Detroiters this week.
The fawn-footed Maggie Mitchell appears
n Troy n Y, this week.
Frank Mayo is billed for Chicago, COM
mencng tomorrow night.
Maggie Mather, the sweetest Juliet Of Them
all, is still in New England.
Abbey and his Maccaroni opera singers re-
turn to New York tomorrow.
That Dad Snyder and J. X. Emmett are
booked for Boston from the 14th.
Aldrich and Parsloe, of ''My Partner
fame are starring in New Hampshire.
NJ. B. Curtis and his "Sam'l," Company,
are looked for at Washington this week.
Mrs. Langtry, the lily, will paralyze the
Des Moines Ia, dudes tomorrow night.
The Emma Abbott company appear in
Philadelphia one week, commencing on tho
14th inst.
Modjcska, she Of the languid, dreamy eyes
and arabesuue nostril will rest this week
in New York.
The melodrama, ''The Strangers of Paris"
drew large and enthusiastic audiences in
Chicago last week.
"Confusion" is well well named; It has
gotten more managers into hot water than
any modern play written.
Read in the album of a pretty actress:
"At twenty, pretty woman draws;
At thirty-fve-she paints"
The Mestayer-Barton company are booked
for the Grand, this city, in the play ''Wanted
a Partner" commencing April II.
Young Mrs. Winthrop will courtesy to the
New York public this week, and there will be
another harvest of shattered hearts.
Irving and his sock and buskin company
are meeting with more success than ever in
Gotham. He comes high but they will have
him.
Robson & Crane, the merry wights Of
Menus, produced their new comedy, 'Moth-
er-in-Law,n in Chicago last week. 1t drew
like hot cakes.
ssThe Princess Ida'' has been playing to
only moderate success in Chicago, and
critic says that it is too good work to be
very successful
| L, -, tod OH ehn
time ago that he would never play in Chica-
90. Still that too wicked city has not put
Grape on its hat-band.
The latest manicore craze is to have cameoa
of your girl or fellow cut on your finger nails.
1t would trouble a few people we know to get
enough fingers to go around.
For Easter Sunday the new comedy en-
titled ssBehneken Bros" is now under re.
hearsal and will be produced for the frs
time in this city or the west.
s'Jalma," the most gorgeous spectacular
production ever attempted in this country, ia
in its seventh week of success in Chicago,
and still the stock of near-sighted people
continues large.
What is famea A few years ago the En-
glish went wild over Salyini's acting. Now
they have recanted and even the staid old
Saturday Reaiew, one of the first to laud him,
sits down on him.
Myron w. Whitney, of Miss Ober's com
pany, leaves the Ideals on Thursday evening
| for Boston, where he will assist in the pre-
sentaton of the oritorio of ''St. Paul." to be
given at Music hall on Easter Sunday. He
rejoins the company at Milwaukee.
Gen. Flower received telegram yesterday
from the manager of the Madison Square
theater, New York, stating that Miss Eta
Hawkins, of this city, had appeared in
''Alpine Roses,' upon six hours notice. She
took the star part of Irma, and the telegram
says played it with great success. She was
probably cast to fill some emergency as she
did not design to make her debut until MAY
Blossoms is brought out, which is TO sue
coed "Alpine Roses.' That she could make
q success Of so important part upon such
notice shows her versatility and adaptability
for the stage.