St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17
FOYER TIPS.

The last week of Lifts PLAYERS at the
Grand this summer begins Sunday, July 81.
woman Against Woman" very strong
domestic drama. has been selected for pre-
Charles Dickens "OHver Twist for the lat
ter half The final week of the summer sea-
son will commence Aug. Z. when Prof. Bris-
tolls trained horses will be seen for the week.
The regular season at the Grand opera
house opens Aug. II. with The Stowaway"
for four nights. George Kingsbury. the pres
ent treasurer of the Grand, who is to be the
advance agent for this play next season, is
already at work studying up. some new and
novel ideas to advertise the play, as he is
very DESTROYS of demonstrating his ability as
O hustler in st. Paul.
The trustees of the actors fund have as
signed to Edwin Knowles, Milton Nobles Fl.
5. TAYLOR and Frank Sanger the charge and
fund fair in May. 1t will be banked In New
York city mortgages, and an asylum for old
actors in the nfighborhood of New York may
be one of the earliest practical benefits from
these investments.
Bison and Cares comedy, in which John
Drew Will make his first appearance as q star,
is to bNucalled 1.-The Masked Ball" Bronson
Howafds .'Aristocracy," that he will put on
later. is society drama with the scenes laid
in America and England. Fatty Walshs
daughter, Blanche and Viola Allen are SAID
TO have two strong parts in it.
Hugh Fay, who enjoys great deal of free
advertisement by retiring from the stage ev-
cry six weeks and changing his mind as soon
as the information has been printed has just
married his second wife and sailed for Eu-
rope. When he comes back he will put
..The Rising Generation into rehearsal.
Manager Lift of the Grand opera house,
made flying visit to Milwaukee last week
to look after some of his property interests in
that city. He returned yesterday morning In
time for the final scene and dress rehearsal
of 1.-The Silver King which opens tonight.
Mr.. Hardie aud Miss Won Leer are now
playing 1.-The Fast Mail in London. They
Introduce Niagara Falls. train running
forty miles all hour-as a matter of fact,
about forty miles week-a steamboat race
and an explosion.
The mastodonic Messenger. comedian, will
go on the road again with q presumptive
farce by an English author named Barnum.
1t is called Sub Rosa and it is designed
with the idea Of not having him go on all
tours.
On recent Sunday night eighteen London
theaters were occupied for religious services.
A good many people will go to church in q
play house for the privilege of sitting i'll 81
seat and paying nothing for it.
Eleanora Duse, the Italian tragedienne. now
in Vienua has made success without dia-
monds, Worth costumes, sensational adver-
Using, or even makeup. She is not good
looking, either.
The list of attractions for next season at
the Grand embraces number of well known
ana StrOuS GttTdCtlOLS, duQ TIC tlluc LUZ tuS
entire regular season of 1892 and 1893 is al
most filled.
Charles s. Dickson will play "Incog' next
winter, but he will also produce "a Paltry
Million, - Husbands and Wives" Young
Mr.. Deering," and some other American
comedies.
Digby Bell and wife (Laura joyce take
their first vacation in three years this sum-
mer They go to England and take with
them their pretty protege Josephine Knapp.
Rosa France. who is too i'll to act any more.
has gone to the coast of Maine for the sum-
mer. She will go 70 the home OF her mother,
Rachel Noah in Boston, for the winter.
Carroll johnson has new play called THE
Irish Statesman in the last act of which
Ireland is free and the hero is made United
States minister to the Irish republic.
William T. Carleton, the baritone has dis
banded the opera company of which he has
been the head for several years and will go
with Lillian Russell next season.
Free admissions to the Paris theaters will
be suspended after Sept. /, even the news
paper representatives being barred out.
Carroll johnson, in his latest successful
Irish drama "Tne Gossoon," will follow