Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-26
attraction will be Emma Abbotts oper.

attraction will be Emma Abbott's oper.
compony.
W. W. Allen. the comedian. has received
an offer from Manager W. W. Calder to
play the part of Nathan in ''The Shadows
of Great City" which will be produced in
London, England, shortly.
Jolly" Nash smiles in private life as in
affectedly as he does before the public, and
is generally noted a firSt-rate good good
sOrt-Of-a fellow. He has starring inten-
tions for next season in Painting 'Er
Red"
Manager Frank l.. Goodwin disbanded
and paid of the Clara Morris company at
st. Louis, No, last week and brought
them.back to New York. Miss Morris will
rest until January 5. then reorganize her
company and play out the unfinished dates
of the season.
Johnny Webster, of Salisbury's Trouba-
dOurs, who owns a summer residence at
the Highlands of Navesink. is happy over
the termination of lawsuit brought
against him by JerseyInan for a building
contract, By the judges decision Johnny
will be richer by $1,000.
LOttie and Maria are now the only mem
bers left of the original Elliott Family of
dIltbdbN. lItu ldAlltIs VIM Idu bttil
prominent in the party, died at his resi-
dence, Regent street, London. on Novem-
Der l8. The deceased. Harry Elliott, was
well known in the profession.
The Christmas number of the New York
Mirror was gotten out this year in more
elaborate style than ever, there being thirty
two pages. Many of the leading actors of
the day have contributed articles pertaining
In THAR bahta and pharantarS uyhirh
very interesting. The number is prOfusely
| illustrated, which adds to the value and sp-
pearance of the paper.
Augustin Daily has two rooms in his
theater where the ladies can check their
hats and wraps, and many take advantage
of the opportunity. Dick Dorney says that
Mr.. DAILY was the first manager in the city
to inaugurate this much-needed reform.
At this theater the city ladies invariably
remove their head gear, and those from the
country are gradually following in the Gus
tom.
James II. Decker, late of Sells Bros. :
Show, succeeded c. W. Roberts as general
agent of the McNish, johnson IL Slayin
Minstrels Dec. 20. Manager w. S. Cleye-
land is re-engaged for 1867, at an in
creased salary, we hear. He had offers
from others, but held fast to tried and true
friends. Business has been big with this
show. and We learn that they may play in
the South next month.
Unusual preparations are being made for
the advent of Miss Beatrice Lieb. in How
ard p. Taylor's new society cOmedy-drams,
'Infatuation," which will occur in Febru-
AIRY. A company composed of the best peo-
pie is being organized, and the printing will
be elaborate and artistic. Miss Leb with
draws from the Lynwood combination
next week, and will return to New York
and commence rehearsals. Much interest
is centered in Mr.. Taylor's last effort. and
managers are applying for dates daily.
At meeting of the ST. Georges Snow
shoe club of st. Paul, Mimi. last week,
the following resolution was passed: RE
solved, That il shall be misdemeanOr for
member of the ST. George Snowshoe Club
of St. Paul in uniform, under the command
of the officers Of the club, while on a tramp,
parade. or at the rendezvous, to treat or be
treated, or to openly drink any spirituous
or malt liquors. Said misdemeanor TO be
punishable by fine not to exceed five dol
lars, at the discretion of the executive COM
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