St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-08

pressions of America in drama form. He is
writing a play dealing with the wrongs that
the noble red man has suffered at the hands
of the white people. Mr.. Darmont saw sew
eral Indians while the Bernhardt company
was in the Western country and he believes
that 10" has been harshly dealt with.
Manager Scott of the Metropolitan, left for
the East Friday. He will be absent about
two weeks, and will visit Chicago, New York.
Baltimore and Washington to secure attrac-
tons for his popular playhouse next season.
He goes to Baltimore TO see the performances
of the JEANNE Winston Opera comany where
they begin an engagement or three weeks
Monday night.
At the close Of the present season George
c. Staley, the popular German dialect come
dian who is known from the Atlantic TO
the PACIFIC as the successful star in "a
Royal Pass" will sail for the fatherland
and spend his vacation visiting the scenes
where The action Of his successful play is
laid.
Georgia Cayvan will enjoy her summer
vacation in Japan. She will sail May 81
from San Francisco. Miss Cayvan will be
accom- panied by her sister, Mrs. Eddy, Of
Brooklyn, and Miss Stockbridge, OF ST..
Louis. No men will be in the party.
Phyllis Rankin has been engaged for the
ingenue role in Rose Coghlan's comedy.
1.-The Cheek Book which will be seen at
McVicker's this week. Miss Rankin is a
sister of Mrs Sidney Drew. She was seen
here in THAT Girl From Mexico"
Mr.. and Mrs Kendall have new play
bearing the title The Disciple, and this will
be their principal piece on their return TO
America for another fond farewell, provid-
ing that 1.-The Disciple" is the success that Is
expected.
The two attractions booked to follow the
German Dramatic company at the Metropol-
itan are the Corinne operatic Burlesque com
pany, May 70, "a aud p, ana Ellie Ellsler and
Z. W. Couldock in Hazel Kirke, May 26, q
and 2S.
The leading actress with John Drew's com
pany will be Maud Adams. Miss Adams will
be recalled by some playgoers as a member
of Frohman's company in Men and
Women" and THE Lost Paradise"
Marie Jansen's place in Francis Wilson'S
company is TO be taken by Lulu laser. Miss
CHASER has been member of the chorus and
has acted as understudy for Miss Jansen for
some time past.
Willard and William Newell, twin brothers
as like as the two Dromios. are to star next
year i'll a piece written expressly for them,
entitled THE Operator"
Charles Frohman's recent engagements in
clude of Mrs. Mckee RANKIN ana Miss May
Irwin. Both actresses VIII be seen in the cast
of "Gloriana."
Clara Lipmau is seriously i'll in New York.
Miss Lipman played here recently in I'm
cog' in which she assumed the role of the
laughing girl.
One of the most sensational features on the
stage of the present day is the duel in the
dark with lighted cigars, in Might and
Morning.
Rose Eytinge has given up acting and is
devoting herself to teaching dramatic art to
young Bostonians VINO sigh for histrionic
fame.
Marie Wainwright has added London
Assurance tC her repertory, Barton Hill pre-
senting mature representation of Dazzle.
j. K. Jerome's latest play, 1.-The Councillor S
Wife" has been purchased by the manage
ment of the Boston museum.
ACROSS the Potomac has been cut and
otherwise improved, and will be sent on the
road next season.
Miss Rosabel Morrison, in THE Danger
Signal will close the regular dramatic sea
son the 10th inst.
The play called 1.-THE Circus has broken
up. The actors are riding home on the
animals.
Pauline Halls new opera is "Puritana; or
the Earl and the Maid of Salem"
Marie Jansen expects to be little star next
season.