Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-29

Dixey, the fascinating Adonis, is on
ly t~wenty-eight years old.
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Laura Dainty, who did the Noun
tain Pink here two years ago, Is still
ut II.
The high altitude OF Denver lie very
trying to vocalists aud opsratlo com.
panies.
Clara Morris, the greatest Of Amer.
. actresses, will appear at ST. Paul
on the 3Oth for a short season.
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Billy Emerson was recently offered
$500 a week to appear in Uncle Toms
Cabin at San Francisco, and declined.
Geo. .. Min Is defendant In q suit
brought by the First National Bank Of
CHICAGO, for $500 advanced the TRACE
dian.
Rose Coghian will sever her connec.
tioD with WAllack's theatre company
May LIST and take the road with . new
play written by her brother.
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The Boston theatre stage is the only
n In this country which permits Nj.
Irving to present Faust without alter
ing his scenery and other stage prop
erty.
Ramsey Morris, who Was advance
agent for Mile Rhea, on her trip
through Montana, has developed into
an author Of a strong novel which is TO
be drsmatiLed.
Mr.. Chase, the manager of the Booth
Barrett combination, 10 authority for
the state nent that the tragedisns will
divide 100000 as the profits OF their
season of thirty weeks.
Joseph Hoffman, the wonderful boy
pianist, has composed a Polonsise
Americana which will be produced
by an orchestra of one hundred pieces
led by the wonderful little Josef.
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Zelie de Lussan, the prima donna Of
the Boston Ideals, has failed to reach
the standard demanded by critical
New York, and 10 mildly rebuked for
her temerity in posing az q prima
donna.
Ii lie perhaps not generally known
that General Hawley, Of Connecticut,
has q fad" for rare .violins, and is be.
lived to have the most completes col
lection extsnt. One instrument In
his collection, a Gusrnerius, lie valued
ct $4,000.
Minnie Maddru has red hair aud
70 harmonic matters according to tie
recent theory Of red headed girl and
white horse, some sdmiring. friends 10
Detroit have presented the auburn
tipped Minnie with a white Shetland
pony.
The Small-Jones revivalist combine
sion had the misfortune to play against
DiIey at Kansas City recently aud
did a poor business, lwhereupon Small
proceeded to call Adonis bad names,
and q libel suit has been entered In
consequence.
Mrs Langtry and Mrs. Potter have
been playing at rival houses In Phila.
delphia during the same week. On q
monetary point Of view Mrs. Potter il
said to have had the best OF IL, though
the Jersey Lilly came out best with
the critics.
Mrs. Langtry has been so bothered
by idle gapers at her home In New
York that she caused TO be erected In
front OF her house q high board fence,
which was no sooner up than 1t was
complained of as a nuisance and caus-
cd TO be taken down by the police.
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In Germany theatre goers seem 10
be safe from the dangers arising from
fire, but on the other hand are expos
10 the risk Of being drowned. Al Bo.
Bond recently an audience was
dreDohed in the middle Of an opera
owing TO the mistake Of the man who
controls q huge water tank In case Of
fire, the same thing happened at Nun.
ster 10 an unlucky company Of concert
singers. On this occasion the food
was 80 sudden and $50 deep that Frau
yoacEim, the celebrated German con.
trslto, and the other singers were
obliged 10 stand upon chairs and tables