St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-03

York city, will appear in what
some regard as Shak espeare'5 greatest
work. midsummer Nights Dream"
Mr.. Underhill will be accompanied on
the organ by Samuel A. Baldwin, who
will adapt the famous music Of Felix
Mendessohn Bartholdy. Mr.. Under
hill is so widely known as
charming personality and pleasing
artist that the bare announcement Of
the name usually fills the house. Mr.
Underhill will recite the play, assume
all the characters, and present the per-
Torrance with the skill Of finished
artist. The background of music will
be as pleasant as it is unique, Tor MIR.
Baldwin needs no introduction to the
ST. Paul public.
In the Wings.
AT Ford's Grand opera house, BALTIMORE,
throughout Easter week, there will be cele-
bration of the birth of Shakespeare, 32S years
ago. TO emphasize ana commemorate the
celebration Miss Julia MarloWe has gwen an
order for 1000 porcelain souvenirs to be
made in Baltimore. The design of the souye-
mir is flagon, between seven and eight
inches in height, Slightly oval in form, of
graceful outline, ana bearing on each SIDE
circular panel This handle is surmounted
by a spirited grotesque head, richly entoliated
All the ornaments in relief are finished IN
gold The front panel contains a heod of
Shakespeare after the Chandos picture exc
cuted by the artist Ogden. The panel on The
reverse contains view OF the house IN which
Shakespeare was born before its Garrick
restoration.
All the people for the JEANNE Winston
com pany have been engaged. They are re-
hearsing daily in Baltimore, preparatory to
opening i'll thai city for an engagement of
four weeks, beginning April %. The com
pany will play the Republican national con-
yention week In Minneapolis and open their
season of ten weeks at the Metropolitan OPP
era house in this city June Il. They will
probably begin their season i'll this city with
''Boccaccio' to be followed by the operas
in which Miss Winston has made such
great hit LA Pericholo," Fra Diavalo,"
Queens Lace Handkerchief. prince Me-
thusaem'' and Donna Juanita"
Mrs Jennie Kimbal manager of the Kim
ball Opera Comique and Burlesque company,
promises to excel i'll her productions the
coming season. She intends presenting Ar
cadia" and Carmen in q manner that will
exceed any of her previous productions In
the shape of q novelty she announces the
presentation of the comic opera "Pocohon-
tas," which she recently purchased at Lon
don. with all the scenes, costumes and aux
ilaries.
Next season Augustus Pltou will have no
less than four companies on the road The
list includes his stock company, THE Power
of the Press, ''Mayo ureen, and new war
Drama CaJleU 'ACTOSS the fOLOH1dc.
Manager Scott, of the Metropolitan, has
engaged the well-known scenic artists, w. P.
Davis and f. E. Powers. 10 paint the scenery
tor the operas he will produce with the
JEANNE Winston Opera company.
Corporal Corinne' is the title of a new
five-act drama now being written by Seymour
S. Tbbals. The play is to be used next sea-
son by Carrie Lewis now touring Ohio under
the management of Howard Wall.
Edward Temple the comedian and singer,
has recove red from an illness which has Kept
him for nearly three months at Jacksonville.
Fla. lie hopes soon TO return to work.
Billy Jerome's new parody, His Sweet
Face She Never Saw More, " is now in print
Mr. Jerome reports a prosperous engagement
at Sheas Music hall, Buffalo, N. Y.
E. T. Buckley. an old-time circus man. died
last Sunday afternoon in this city of pneu-
monia. The obsequies and burial took place
at his old home, Deleyan, Wis.
An English paper states that Mr.. and Mrs
Kendals share uf their three American tours
reaches total of over 100000, making an
average of over S5,O00a week.
suit has been begun by Mrs Cecilia
Lernell (Queenie Vassar) for divorce from
Harry Kernel. She sues for limited d.
vorce, alleging cruelty.
Kathryn Kidder, late leading lady with
Joseph IIaworth, is at home at Evanston.
III. She goes in the support Of Warde and
James next season.
Sidney Booth will leave MarieW ainwright's
company at the end of the present season
He has been engaged for the Boston museum
stock ext season.
sAmy Busby has Withdrawn from Stuart
| Robson's company and will go EN- tour IN the
company of her husband, Aubrey Bouei-
caut.
Manager J. NJ. Hill has secured the rights
| to produce Reginald De Kovens and III b.
Smiths new comic opera, ''The Fencing Mas
ter
George Sanders sewers his connection with
the Lyceum theater Detroit, early, in April,
joining Barnum circus in New York city.
Arthur j. Lamb and George Schleiffarth
of this city, are composing q comic opera
which will be ready for production shortly.
1t is reported that Edward Clayburgh is