St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-31


Henry Aveling will be Fred Wardes leading
man next season.
Miss Belle jackson is to play the leading part
in Storm Beaten.
The Carleton Opera company's Chicago en-
gagement was a success.
Mr. Mckee Rankin went to Detroit lately to
attend the funeral of his mother.
Nine Rhea returned from England last week.
She had terribly rough voyage and was sea
sick.
Gerald Eyre is confined to his house with the
govt. He was obliged to leave Walleck's on this
account.
Mr.. Augustus Piton prosposes to bring out his
new play can Arab Abduction" at Tony
Pastors New York theater.
MIR Fred Warde will play Salvini's version of
''The Gladiator next season. Miss Eugenia
Blair will be his leading lady.
Maggie Mitchell opens at Hooley's theater,
Chicago, and plays in the Northwest until No
vember. She has two new plays for this sea-
son.
Miss Blanche Thorn, as the mute in the
Seven Ravens, has gained a host of admirers
on account of her great beauty and undoubted
talent.
Odette Tyler who gives prominence to the
of George Vandenhof. She has talent and
beauty
Maurace Gran has engaged Nine. Jude for the
season of 1856. She will make a tour of all
the principal Cities including St. Paul, oil
course.
The Hess Opera company gave the 'Mascotte'
- Ioc4 md an y-rb thnf
it was the worst performance seen in a long
time.
The fayorite comedian, John A.. Mackay, will
again be with Ed. Rice this season. He is to
play Pop and something else not yet made
known.
Agnes Booth has made more money this sum-
mer out the hotel that her husband left her at
Manchester-by- the-sea, than she ever made on
the stage.
Genevieye Ward will soon arrive in America
and will open in San Francisco. Her repertoire
will include The Queens Fayorite, Rachel, and
Forget-Me-Not.
The NeWs Letter deyotes a coumn Of space
this week to tell how English opera should be
done. The best way it could be done by most
companies is to not do it at all.
The building of the new Lyceum Theatre ia
progressing rapidly, and the novelties devised
for it by Mr. Steele MacKaye will make it the
most unique theatre in the world.
Minnie Palmer arrived in New York from
Europe last week; she brought over forty trunks,
a laneuid affectation for England and "your
make me tired sort Of feeling for America.
Theo arrived in New York last week and was
given quite a reception. She sized it up as
follows: '.Ze people here are so wise; how
kind Of all zesc people to come and zee me-"
saIsbury's Trobadours will not start out till
the middle of September this season. Nate SAILS
burr has been coming money with the Wild
West Show, of which ne is one the proprietors.
Miss May Gallagher, favorite comedienne Of
the Madison Square theatre, New York, will join
the ..Rajah" company at Kansas City, Sept l. to
ulay Amelia Jeckyl in place Of Miss Marion FL
more.
Theo will sing in mime. Bonifsce,'' 'sMme.
Apgot, :" and the old repertoire this season.
What is the matter with bringing the little French
lady to ST. Paul, or are We too rich for her? Eli,
Mr. Scott.
A new tragedian has risen in the theatrical
armament. His name is Master Walker White
side he has reached the ripe age OF fourteen
wears. and he will star it this the 'emi-
nent boy tragedian."
The title Of Rubinstein's newest opera is 1.-THE
Parrot" The libretto was written By Hugo
Whitman, after the text of Oriental legend.
It is first to be brought out at the Hamburg City
theater, November /.
Helen Bancroft has been engaged By Messrs
Shook and Collier to play the1heroine in '.Buth'f
Devotion new ritle Of 'BIue and Gray" She
will appear in Brooklyn next Monday night and
then star on the road.
A telegram received in New York from St.
Paul. Mimi states that Mr.. NJ B. Curtis and his
new play ''Spot Cash, or sam'l Of Posen on the
Road, . has scored tremendous hit, and that
the comedy IL On assured success.
Anton Rubinstein has made arrangements fol