St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-06
Solomon, will probably be produced next

Solomon, will probably be produced next
week.
II. R Jacobs, the circuit manager, wants to
set up millioi-dollar show ground at Chi
cago during the exhibition. 1t will be de-
voted largely to athletic games and specta-
cies
Silver souvenir spoons were presented to
every lady attending the 35Oth performance
OF "The Tar and Tarter.'' at the Broad thea
ter, Chicago, Wednesday evening.
Hoyt's latest play, "a Temperance Town
will be produced in Buff llo next Monday. It,
is III four acts, the action of the play taking
place in New Hampshire.
. Tuxedo" an attraction that is now con-
trOlled by Managers Rich and Harris. has
turned out to be the most decided novelty Of
The season.
i Primrose ana West say they expect to clear
$4,000 by the end OF the season through their
minstrel organization and the Eight Belle"
company.
Trhe Broadway theater and the Academy of
Music claim to have played to over S4,00J on
the two performances given on Washington 8
birthday
!iNettie Guion, an American actress. has writ
ten play called "A Modern Judas that
was produced at a trial matinee in London
last week.
Ibsen's dramas have been lately acted in
Swedish. Danish. Norwegian, Russian, Ger
man, French, Spanish, Hungarian and En-
glish.
Miss Jennie Yeamans has returned to the
cast of blue Jeans" During her absence
the part of June was played by Miss Cele
Ellis
Catherine Lewis, the burlesquer, was run
over in the street in London and received a
bad scalp wound. She is in the hospital.
Milton AbOrn is said to be the best Of the
younger actors who have attempted the role
of Gaspard In "Chimes of Normandy"
The Pitou Stock company makes its first
bow in New York week from tomorrow
night at the Union square theater.
Emily RigI will leave Money Mad with
its Steve Brodie attachment, at the end OF
the season and will become star.
Squire Kate it is said, will shortly be
produced in London under the direction of
its author, Robert Buchanan.
Helen Dauvray has made one Of her peri
odical returns to the stage and is playing "A
Scrap of Paper" in London.
What is announced as Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
dal's positively farewell engagement in New
York opened last week.
: The Power of the Press will be the at
traction at the Metropolitan the week COM
mencing the 18th inst.
Robert Edeson, a young Brooklyn comedi-
an will be in the Boston Museum company
next season.
Miss Gale intends adding Lady Teazle in
1.-THE Schaol for Scandal to her repertoire
next season.
MuIrloSeN . lHOfllIS ulirIOVs hHOWH us lHO
Tableaux Of Erin" is said 10 have cost
$4,000.
Sidney Rosenfeld's new comedy ''Imagina-
tion,' will be brought out i'll Philadelphia
April 25.
Wayne Kelso has been obliged to retire
from The City Directory because OF poor
health.
They call him Marshall PecuniOus Wilder
because he has ''scooped in" $4,000 all for
fun.
Kathryn Kidder will be leading woman in
the Warde-James combination next season.
W. j. Patmore's play, The Star Spangled
Banner" has been copyrighted in London.
The moral tone of Oscar Wilde's Lady
Windermere's Fam is said to be good.
Tar and Tartar had its 350th night at the
Broad. Philadelphia last Wednesday,
Justin Mccarthy, the Irish patriot, has
written play for Augustin DAILY.
Marie Clayton will star in an Irish drama,
kitty O'Connor" next seasoI.