Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-05

; Charley Jones says that he has concluded
to leave Tony Pastor open the Grand on
: Sept. Is.
Wilson N Rankin have added a troupe
of Partisan musical street PAYERS to their
company.
Tony Pastor, with a fine company. will
be the opening attraction at the Grand. Sep
tember Is.
Harrison MiIlard, the composer, was re-
moved from the New York custom house
August IS.
The late Samuel ColviIle left large for
tune, most of which is bequeathed to his
wife and son.
"Harbor Lights" was only fairly success
full on its first American production in Bos-
ton last week.
Frank c. Bangs has selected THE Sol
dier of Fortune" and Julius Caesar" for
his starring tour.
Nat Goodwin says that he hopes in time
to act legitimate comedy only. as he never
did fancy burleSqUe.
DE Wolf Hopper is in fever of expect
ant happiness. Toys. boys, etc, minge
freely with hi, thoughts.
Aimee is said to have so many diamond
rings that she has to wear some of them on
her thumbs and her toes.
The Columbus Elks will probably hold
their anniversary social on September /
when Tony Pastor visits the city.
Emma Abbott opened her season in
/ Dayton last night. She will this season
make Paul and Virginia" feature
Frank MAYO is now getting up The
Three Guardsmen," and it will be put on
for the first time in Buffalo, y. Y, Sep
tember ,.
The season opened proSperously in Co
lumbus Monday night, with Gus Williams
at the Metropolitan and Lizzie Evans at
the Grand
Edmund Collier, as Jack Cade made
phenomenal success at the Peoples Theater,
New York, at his opening performance last
Monday night.
the insidious lithograph-pass system. and it
continues to look as if Chicago will do like
wise before long
A chestnut-bell tiend used his indicator
during theatrical performance, in Boston,
last week, and as a result spent the night
in station house.
Maggie Mitchell still remains quiet at her
cottage at Long Branch. Her regular sea-
son opens at the Park Theatre. Boston,
Mass. October H.
Miss Minnie Maddern's leading man flor !
"Caprice' the coming season is William
Morris, one of the handsOmest young men /
on the stage. He is known as Mantells !
Double.
John I, Raymond has started out to act. |
but his health is in very precarous state.
He Is sufferer from heart disease. and .
there is no knowing when it will put an
end to his professional labors.
Henry Irving, Ellen Terry and the latter's
daughter returned to England on the I'M
brla August Is. They visited West Point
20, and Mr.. Irving gave some of his friends
a farewell supper at DelmUnico's night
o; 27th.
The Mikado" is sung in a consistently
fashion at the Nav Casino,
Chicago, LII. The house is Japanese
throughout. The ushers wear Japanese
costumes, and even the gentlemen who I
supply the liquids in the cafe are clad in I
Japanese garments.
The galleries of both the local theaters ,
nave received their biennial application of /
'oap and water and the carpets have been \
'wept for the first time in many moons. d
Now let the managers announce that their |,
heaters have been entirely renovated and :
e-decorated at a great expense. Il
The Great Eastern has found an utility .
t last. She is being used in Liverpool as n
floating theatre for sailor plays and the a
enture Is paying 50 well that the manager d
alks of taking her from port to port around II
England, and then to India, Australia, II
anada and the United States on a profess
lOnal tour. II
Baby Nevada-Pa Palmer, the youngest prima IL
onna on record, touches the high c every II
light about twelve o'clock, when Papa Ne a q,
springs out of bed and clutch r.
; the bottle OF soothing syrup and admins tc
.rs few drops of the liquid while Mamma al
evada gently sings a lullaby The little ID "a
ne has dark hair and blue eyes ~
Let us hope there is no truth in the report IN
lrreEt in Theatrical circles that jacques 10
ruger recently succumbed 10 despondency ~, ,i'
} far as 10 attempt TO make way with him a
If. lie has been living at Great Neck, l.. w
, and the story goes that, being in finan- ar
al straits, and unable to respond to the re- III
lest of near and dear relative for money, rr
gave way to his feelings in the manner on
scribed. So good an actor and 50 popular
man has deserved better fortune.
Peace in the family" You can ENJOY oc,
cd nights rest and retain peace in the pr,