St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-26

pdicu Win her r2lment- a bWeuty -nNe-cellG
voice and So, 800 dress are out of all pro-
portion .-Er.
Cid S. France and his admirable company
commenced an engagement at the Olympic
theater, on Seventh street, last week, and
played to good audiences. The same attrac-
ton, together with good variety bill, is an
nounced for this week.
Genevieve Ward has been received with
so many marks of favor at Sydney, particu-
larry as Lady Macbeth, that she has arranged
to prolong her stay in Australia until next
August. Then she will start for China and
Japan, afterward returning home.
Carlotta Patti has written an about-to-be-
published book of travels. in which she en-
Enthusiastically praises America; and in this
connection, it may be mentioned that Max
Strakosch proposes shortly to bring Carlotta
Tor concert tour in this country.
Forepaughs baby elephant, who has been
doing the low-comedy business in The
Seven Ravens at Niblo's, has attracted the
attention of Bergh. A prong, concealed in
the sleeve of the attendant, was used to I'M
press the infant with sense of humor. Gil
more, at Bergh's request, put stop to this.
1t will be some weeks before The Seven
Ravens is sent on the road.-COr. NeacS Letter.
Brooks and Dickson carried party of
bosom friends, consisting of all available
newspaper men, by more or less special
train from New York to Philadelphia to wit
ness the first performance of La Charbon-
Mere at the Chestnut Street theatre. They
have taken charge of Mrs. ID. 2. Bowers
with full confidence in her capacity to revive
n NJ I'll ,ff
| oughly adapted to her.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to children gives notification that Katie
Rooney, with the Pat Rooney ombination,
is under age and her performances must be
| stopped, or action will be taken under the
penal code. 1t was decided in the courts of
New York city while ago that Katie Rooney
could appear in her fathers company. She
played in the Mount Morris theatre last sea-
son without any interference.
Madame Materna, who is to be
! of singing at the Metropolitan Opera
house, New York, is to receive 81, 900 nightly
and $500 for each public rehearsal in which
she appears. In addition, her travelling ex-
penses from Vienna, with other incidental
costs, will be paid. To secure her DR.. Dam
rosch deposited IS, 900 in Vienna bank.
The contract calls for twenty performances to
be given between January l and March 1.
After the season of the London lyceum,
Miss Mary Anderson will act i'll Edinburgh,
Glasgow and Dublin, sailing subsequently
for America, and opening in New York, Sep
TENDER -, 1885. After six weeks repre-
sensations in New York she will proceed upon
an American tour, appearing in the new
productions of the London lyceum, with the
same scenery, costumes and company. Hel
engagement in Boston will immediately fol
low that in New York.
Last week Professor Kayzer, with his young
pupil, Master Whiteside, left for New York
There he will meet the company which i.
going to support him during his forthcoming
tour. The Juvenile tragedian will make hi,
first appearance surrounded by dramatic
company at the Grand opera house, Novem
Der IL From now on the company will b.
rehearscd in New York The names of tht
company have been already published. Mr.
john Vincent viii be the stage manager.
London weekly springs the following
Here is the latest American story anent Mr.
John T. Raymond. While recently present
ing the trial scene in Col. Sellers, two DOG
began to fight in the center aisle. All atten
ton was instantly diverted 81 move W
suspend proceedings in this court" sal,
Raymond, "and I'll bet a dollar on the whit
dog" ''Ill take you," cried a man in tn
audience. The white dog won, the dolla
was passed across the footlights and the act
ing resumed.
Mr.. NJ. B. Curtis, (Sam1 of Posen). i
billing his new play "Spot Cash. equal t
Barnum's circus. He creates a sensation
wherever he plays. One of his many uniqu
stands of bills represents Sam'l selling ''go
| Ter puttOus'' and ''socks'' at twenty cents
pair to all the prominent politicians who's
faces have been made familiar by cartoon
in the comic papers The likenesses are s
good that they are recognized at once by tn
crowds which gather around the bills, an
much amusement follows. All this,
course, does not hurt Mr.. Curtis in ''SpC
: Cash" much.n
Elaborate preparations are making at I'll
S New Park theater for the production, MOI
day evening, October %, of Offenbach
4 Grand Duchess. The scenery and costume
|
b. promised the services of one hundred an
twenty people on the stage, but the need
the presence of so many is not clear unles
the Grand Duchess proposes to pass in r
view a campaign club commanded by Frit
= Catherine Lewis is 10 be the caprieioI
duchess. Her kick has not been seen
:, New York for some time, and 1t is possib
that the New Park will have good bushes
Norcross is the impresario.
l. All the scenery belonging TO the Kiralfy
''Around the Worl1'' was burned in Ne
York Saturday last 1t had been stored f
the past the past few months in a covert
1t alley way at 1913 East Fourth street. 1t is N
known whether the fire was Of incendia
} origin OF was caused by sparks from a neig
boring bonfire. Two of the kiralfy employ
W were arrested few days ago for stealth
tights. This exceedingly novel kleptoman
4, is taken as indication of vice on the part
a third employe, who was in the habit
sleeping amid the fragments of the spectac
d. lar world, and he is charged with the erin
of burning up his nest. The only well asce
" tanned fact, however, in this connection
that the properties have been burne
BrothersBolossy Kiralfy is in a state OF fie
Indignation, and Imre is in flames Of pa
sion Under the excitement OF the nome
IL it was stated that the loss was 5000
20 any event it is serious. The company W
about to start on the road. The scene
- was all imported and cannot be readily !
- placed.
An Appreciated Donation.
W State Insurance Commissioner A. r. n
lg Gill recently testified to his appreciation
the efforts of Acker Post in fitting up