St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-04
Dramatic KOfpR-

''The Outcast' was not success at the
Fourteen til Street theater.
Edwin Booth is billed to appear at the
Fifth Avenue theater, New York,
Messenger produced his new farce, awe,
Us e. Co." in New York last week
Milton Mobiles has a new play, called Glove
IL Law" IL is said to be a success.
Chicago patronized ''May Blossom' as pre-
scented BY the Madison Square company last
week.
Called Back' kept up It's name and rep
utatiou by perigrinating to New York again
last week.
Fanny Davenport is playing "Fedora" at
Niblo's garden, New York, where popular
prices prevail.
Grace Hawthorne appeared In Camille in
Chicago last week. She created highly fa-
vorabe impression.
Brooks & Dickson, the famous theatrical
firm of New York. have failed and their af-
fairs are in the hands Of a receiver.
Fred Warde, the tragedian, is in hard luck
again. His company disbanded few days
ago and were sent to the dry dock for re-
pairs.
Harrigan & Hart's Theater Comquc was
destroyed by fire the morning Of Dccem Der
%, the third theatcr in New York that has
met with like fate within year
John Mackay and good support opened
in Chicago last week ip the burlesque, GA
Bottle OF Ink 1t Is said to be- very funny,
and the audience laughed all through the
play.
Miss Georgia Cayvan has created a lasting
impression throughout the country by her ex-
quisite rendering Of the title role in May
Blossom Praises have been layished on her
from all sides.
Manager Scott, Of the Grand, received a
telegram lasG night stating that all the seats
for the initial performance Of Madame Jan
esch, at Hooiey's Jhcater, Chicago, tomorrow
night, had been sold.
Mr.. Geo. Simons, for two years past the
popular and efficient treasurer Of the Grand,
has severed his connection with the theater,
having retired last week This will be heard
With regret by his many friends.
Skipped by the Light OF the Moon" was
produced in Chicago last week, and it is de-
scribed as the joiliest tomfoolery on the road.
Louis Harrison does the funny business, and
he is said to take his part like born wit.
Miss Louisa Berz. member Of the Maple
son Opera troupe, young lady Of nineteen,
has been placed in the Belleview hospital,
suffering under mild form Of insanity. She
has been hysterical aud was IN constant
danger Of self injury.
IIfno OaFao rraa-a,l l., T'l,Eaooo Ia ,gapk
in new burlesque Of Robin Hood. An ex-
change says that the company Is one Of the
worst seen during the season. and that IT is
/ Zine the once popular danscuse made
/ graceful exit from the stage.
Mr.. Justin Huutley McCarthy's comedy Of
''The Candidate" is said By a cable dispatch
to be the greatest success o. the season in
London, being played at the Criterion 70
/ overgowing houses. Mr.. Charles Wyndham
{ retains bis American rights in the comedy.
/ It ia said the piece is only an adaptation Of
/ lie Depute de BOmbigDac.
| La Charbou Mere, which has proved 1nan-
/ cial failure wherever It was produced, closed
at the Haverly theater in Chicago on Friday.
/ When Mr. VIII J. Davis closed the doors
/ three weeks salary vas due the company,
the amount due Mrs. Bowers being over
/ $1,000.
/ Tony Pastor. inspired by the spirit Of the
/ holiday week, and not unmiucful Of busI-
ness. presented 70 each lady and girl patron
z Of his tbeater at the Christmas matinee dol
capable on due provocation Of laughing,
weeping or dancing. This imported cargo
/ from Babylsnd ezerted It's Anticipated inau-
euce.
Lately, In 81. Petersburg, Russian actress