St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-30
DRAMATIC DATA.

Edwin NJ. Royle. the author of Friends =
who spent his summer vacation on his broth
ers ranch in [ tab, claims 10 have discovered
remarkable young man among the Indian
herders on the raach. His name is Tabuane,
son OF the old Peace chief Of the hills Mr.
Roy1e taught the young Ute to recite por-
tons OF ''OthellO.' and he showed so much
talent that he believes the young savage will
create sensation in play which he IS writ
ing for him. Another season will probably
add fuli-hiooded Indian TO the list of stars.
Alexander SalvinL ACCOM- panied by William
Redmond ana & strong company of players
under the direction Of W. W. Wilkinson is
now playing an engagement at the Baldwin
theatsr, san Francisco. The repertoire con-
sists or Don Caesar de Bazan. Tine Three
Guardsman," -'CaYalieria Rustieana' and
L AMIGA Fritz
The staging of Capt Herue. [. 5. A. the
new military play recently producer with
such great success, is claimed 10 be most
magnificent. One of the scenes represents
the storming OF the earthworks of the con-
federate redoubt near Nicksburg The cast
is said to be admirable.
Charles Frohmau is engaging special cast
Tor the production of Augustus Thomas new
American play, Surrender at the Column
bia theaier. Boston, on Nov. IL The produc-
ton Is 10 be under the direction of Eugene
". Presbrey, late stage manager of Palmer's
theater
Digby Bell and his merry crew in their
great success, Jupiter are playing to large
business in Boston for the past month. The
company includes Laura Joyce Bell, Louise
Montague. Josephine Knapp and John O.
Belden
THE American Minister gives ". Il.
Crane great opportunities and is generally
considered the best thing he has done BIS
support Is excellent. and the staging of the
play most elaborate.
Miss Marie Parisette. pretty and talented
young lady member OF q wealthy family OF
Akron, o., viii begin stage career this sea-
son WIKI the Maplesen Opera company.
Dir. and Mrs. Sidney brew. IN their great
success, THAT Girl From Mexico" have
been doing a large business during the past
week in Louisville, Ky.
r. d. MacLean and Marie Prescott. now
playing with success in Texas. announce this
their last season. They Will settle down on a
farm in West Virginia.
Charles Dickson. in his great success
"Ineog and his one-aet piece THE Man
About Town" has been PLAYING in Chiea go
during the past week
Miss Fanny Davenport has Just purchased
g house IN the suburbs of boston and will
probably look upon the Hub henceforth as
her home
Daniel Sully in THE Millionaire. has
been playing TO a large business in the
southern part of California for the past two
weeks.
Stuart Robson has no equal on the Amer
lean stage in his peculiar style of humor.
That squeaky voice of his is fortune in
itself.
Eta Storms. Cincinnati girl, formerly for
foul YEARS with the might Owls Company.
hasjoined Z. E. Rice's '1492' company
Across the Potomac Augustus Pitou's
new play, has been pleasing large audiences
throughout the East this season.
MAZDA Cragen. now with Thomas W Keene
was formerly the leading lady OF the Boston
museum and is a clever actress
Otis Skinner is rehearsing for his tour with
Aodjeska. Heis to be featured rs the leading
actor Of her company.
". h. Crane did fine business with The
Senator" and The American Minister in
Chicago.
Charles Alfred Bryne is TO write an opera
which John stetson win send out next year.
Al Lfpman in "By Proxy" played to- large
business in Buffalo the past week.