St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-28

native dramatists. AT least one new Amerl-
can play will be produced by Miss VAIN
wright during her engagement at the new
Fifth Avenue theater next season.
Henry Miller has retired from Marie VAIN
wrights company and has joined Charles
Frohman's forces. Mr.. Miller, it is said. will
Partner" comedy by Alexander Bison and
Albert Care, which had quite run in New
York and is to succeed The Lost Paradise"
in Boston.
John J. McNally, the author of "a Straight
Tip'' Bows and Girls and other successful
pieces Wednesday evening submitted to
Messrs Rich and Harris the outline of piece
which pleased them SO much that they Sc
cured control Of the work for James L. POW
ers.
Lydia Thompson's brilliant company. has re-
ceived unlimited praise from critics all over
the country for her exquisite rendering OF
the popular Nightingale" song, made so
widely famous by Marie Tempest
John McWade, of the Hallen and Hart
company who did so much to make the ever
lasting song. Comrades" popular has O
new song this season called MY Chum
Tom,'' the composition of Joseph Hart,
which has found almost as large q favor as
its predecessor.
Leonilde Staccione, the Italian ballet pre-
mier who pirouettes in 81 he Hustler" ap-
pears in the second act OF that skit in reg
ulation toe dance. In the last act she per-
and with high kicking accompaniment.
Vincent Sternroyd sailed for England last
Saturday. He was engaged by Manager Led
erer for Sadie Martinot's company, but when
he came to rehearse he was told that the con-
tract could not be closed till his acting was
seen. Mr. Sternroyd left In disgust.
Young Aft Hampton, the clever comedian
of the Lydia Thompson company. is known
everywhere for his striking resemblance to
Nat c. Goodwin, and his faithful limitations
1f hat 70 no vun
riety all over the United States.
Maurice Grau has made the announcement
that he and Henry Z. Abbey had decided to
retire from the operate field at the end of
the season and had so informed the directors
or the Metropolitan opera house.
1t is said that one of the peculiarities of
DR.. Keeley's bichlori!e OF gold mixture is
that when injected into an actor he 'mmedi-
ately rushes into print acknowledging that
he was degraded drunkard.
Charles Frohman, through Forbes Robert
son. the English actor. has completed all ar
rangements for the appearance OF his COM
pany in London next season to present The
Lost Paradise
After seeing 1.-The Ensign" in Washington
AL Hayman Immediately booked it in all his
leading theaters in the West including
Denver. Salt Lake, Portland and San Fran
cisco.
John L. Sullivan was in the city yesterday
and left during the day for Saltwater, where,
last evening, his company gave perform
ance.
Manager John E. Hognrtv, Of the "Yon
Yonson' company, is Gus HeegeS under
study. Hogarty is the possessor of q sweet
and supple" Swede dialect.
Bass Henderson. chief clerk OF the Lindell
hotel. St. Louis. will lead Addie Cora Reed,
of the Pauline Hall company TO the altar at
the close of the season.
Elmer E. Vance, author and manager Of
1.-The Limited Mail is credited with clear
ing up over $4,000 in continuous season OF
seventy-four weeks.
Among the productions OF the season is
THE Fire PATROL" a sensational melodrama,
by James W. Harkins Jr, author of THE
Midnight Alarm
pMme Bernhardt while on her travels lives
except in cities where she plays extended en-
gagements.
Alabama" Augustus Thomas sweet-toned
and highly successful play of the Sunny
South, will be at the Metropolitan next
week.
John H. Russell proposes an Actors Fund
day, upon which money shall be set aside
each season for the benefit of the fund.
Marion Manola and John Mason have re-
fused the parts offered in the new opera,
Jupiter" book by Harry b. Smith.
The Power of the Press with its wealth
of magnificent scenery. will be produced at
the Metropolitan very soon.
Edwin Booth is said to be contemplating
ten weeks tour next season under the man.
agement of Theodore Bromley.
The Ensign, will inaugurate fits next sea-
sons tour on Aug. 20, at the new California
theater. San Francisco.
Frank Young, q son of the we'll known
playwright. William Young,is now in advance
of 1.-The Stowawsy."
Samuel A. Baldwin will give his usual free
organ recital at the Peoples church this
evening at Gas O'clock
There are 600 people upon the stage in the
performance of "HenryVIII. Eat the Lyceum,
in London.