Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-15

the City of Rome last Thursday.
The MacOllin Operay company still holds
forth at the Highland. Cincinnati.
Denman Thompson will not play on Sun
day nights during the coming season.
1t is reported that Mary Anderson will
make another tour of England next spring
Monte CriSto" will be presented this
season with entirely new scenery through
out
The Springfield theatre-g going public
wants great deal of comic opera this sea
son.
Jacques Martin. late Dumb Boy in A
Prisoner for Lite, has signed with Gus VIII
liams.
Harry Kernell viii have company of Lis
own the coming season. He opeds Sep
tember -.
Kate Crstleton has again changed her
mind and now declares that she will star
this season.
Nate Salisbury bids fair to become mil
lionaire ont of the proceeds of the Wild
West Show.
The panorama Of the Battle OF Gettys-
burg will be exhibited at Columbus during
the state fair.
Harold Fosberg in Robert Macaire" will
be managed by Watson A. Teegarden,
formerly of this city.
Nick Roberts is navigating a circus
through Canada with the aid of one horse
and a cageful of monkeys.
McNish, Slavin " Johnson have made
their company stronger than ever. Frank
Howard remains with them.
The ice cream distributed to the auditors
of the Madison Square Theatre costs the
management 5000 per week.
Up to latest advices the Cincinnati man
ayers have failed to agree upon the question
of the suppression of lithograph passes.
Col. Jack Haverly has been employed at
Il salary of 5000 per week TO manage the
Worlds PaStime Exposition at Chicago.
BARLEY Campbelrs play, Siberia, has been
purchased by Mr.. T. b. McDonough, who
will place it on the road the coming season.
Fred. Warde opens his season in New
York, tomorrow night. He is the first Of
the many tragic stars 10 commence opera
tions,
Edna Carey, last season with the Shad-
Ows of Great City, will be starred this
hN Harry I f,
Wife"
Tragic stars will be exceedingly plentiful
this season. A half dozen or more will
soon make their first venture as stellar lights
of the legitimate.
Hermann is coming back to us next sea
son. The day of his arrival will be de-
clared national holiday, and everyone will
take to the woods.
1t is estimated that over three hundred
companies have been organized for the
coming season. The fate of many will be
terrible to contemplate.
Sara Neville, who well be remembered by
those who saw the Prisoner for Life" last
season, has been engaged to play leading
Characters with Edmund Collier.
Clara Morris wept at the news of Cover
nor Tilden's death. Rosa Coughlan sighed
and Sarah Jewett said, "Oh. MY - Mary
Anderson has not been csbled from.
T. W. Keene has been in New York. He
looks well and says be feels even better.
He begins work the first week in October,
and has a tour of thirty-five weeks laid out.
Buffalo Bilrs wild West" has been
playing to phenomenal business in New
York city. 1t is recognized as the greatest
success in the amusement field for a long
time.
Edwin Cleary has returned from a pro-
tracted visit 10 Spain. He learned nothing
Dt the language during his stay there, but
b came wonderfully proficient in walking
Spanish.
Miss Berthe Welby will add The Sphinx
TO her repertory next season. 1t was in
his play that Bernhardt, in Paris. and
Clara Morris, in New York. made artistic
successes.
Charles Macintosh, who has been en-
gagged for the Tin Soldier company, was
formerly member of the Massachusetts
legislature. He is the possessor Of a phe- |
lomenal falsetto voice
Two OF Sarah Bernhardt's admirers in !
BuenOs Ayres have fought a duel for her |
.avor. The weapons were Indian clubs, |
distance one hundred yards. and both CON-
'atants were seriously injured from over
work.
Patti Rosa will sing here next Tuesday
,vening, selections from the opera of ,Er-
The Growing Hen "Adonis,r - and |
rom Harrigan's Leather Patch" and she
5 the very one that can sing such selections
weetly.
Minnie Maddern made her first appear
nee at the tender age of four years. Since
hat time she has been almost constantly
efore the public. Her given name il Mary,
linnis having been a pet name bestowed
y her relatives
Eddie French, the banjoist, who went
broad several years ago, and was left in
iermany by the breaking up of Mike Leav-
Is minstrel company, will be member of
MINISTRIES. He sailed from
liverpool last week.
Nelson Wheatcroft has returned from
ngland, and says that everything is so
cad over there that he has no desire ,
} go back again. Mr.. Wheatcroft c
ill play an important part in Mr.. Robert
. Man.ers new play next seassn.
Nate Salisbury is half partner with J
Buffalo Bill in the Wild West" entarpriss q