St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-20
day evenings. and The Henrietta Saturday

| day evenings. and THE Henrietta Saturday
| evening and at matinee.
Manager Scott received word from Samuel
W. Ford. of Baltimore, informing him that
Miss Jeannic Winston has returned from
Italy, and has already commenced rehears-
ing with her company for the coming sum-
mer season. The company Will open in May,
playing two weeks in Baltimore. one week
ON the road between Baltimore and ST. Paul.
en- week in Duluth and Superior, and reach
ing Minneapolis Monday, June 6. where they
will play one week at the Grand Opera house
in that city during the national Republican
COVE ntion. Manager Conklin took this COM
pany i'll preference to 4 dozen other compass
MES for this important week in that clty.
Immediately after that the JEANNE Winston
company will open in st. Paul for summer
season of ten weeks. o.
The following attractions have been booked
to appear at the Metropolitan opera house
for the remainder of this season: Maggie
Lee. Stuart Robson. Chicago Opera House
Extravaganza company in "Sinbad," Mile.
Rhea, University Glee Club of Michigan,
Frank Daniels, The Ivy Leaf" Henry E..
MaEtell. Nina Gale. The Milwaukee German
Dramatic company. MIR. WilkinsonsE
Widows Effie Ellsler and c. W. CuIdock in
Hazel Kirke,' and Maria Wainwright in her
great production of Am, Robsart.' o.
The repertoire of the Milwaukee German
Theater company, which in May will playa
short engagement at the Metropolitan, in.
cludes the celebrated new DRAMA Guilty. II
by Richard Voss; also Biumenthals latest
success of the Berlin Lessing theater, "a
Drop of Poison" q sparkling new comedy
Schoen,han's I'm Lock With Woman" aud
several other new plays that have never been
presented to a st. Paul audience. The sub
scription for this engagement is by far the
largest ever taken for such an OCCASION, over
$50 season tickets having been subscribed.
"A Temperance Town is the quaint title
of Charles II. Hoyt's latest comedy, which
will receive its first presentation Monday:
The piece is in four acts and the intent OF
the author is 20 satire prohibition. "A Tenn
perance Town is the heaviest production
this clever author has offered to the public.
and the scenery used i'll the piece is carried
by the company. and many of the mechaq-
zeal effects are said to be quite novel Inc
cast is q large one. numbers tWenty-Seyen
people, and includes many Baltimore favor
ties.
Hearts" the New York Herald's prize
play, by W Echard Golden, has been sold to
T. Henry French for Si.10O. This, with the
Herald's prize. $500, is PROBABLY the largest
sum ever received for one act play in this
country. George W Lederer offered Sl.5O0
for the play, but his offer was received too
late. The piece will be put on at the Garden
tbeater, New York, as curtain raiser TO
Husband and Wife,.
The attraction booked for the Metropol-
itan opera house for eight nights and TWO
matinees, beginning Sunday April 3, is the
great Chicago Extravaganza company IN
its latest production. "S1nbad, the Sailor;
or the Maid of Balsora'' This production
has been presented twenty-five weeks at the
Chicago opera house in that city since It's III
1tlal production last June.
Lottie Blair Parker, author of white
Roses" which received honorable mention
in the New York Herald prize-play contest,
is the only woman whose sole work won this
distinction. Lottie Blair Parker is the wife
of Harry Doel Parker, manager of George G..
Staley in "a Royal Pass"
The advanced sale of reserved seats for the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra concert to be
given at the Metropolitan opera house Mon
day evening, the 18th inst, will open at the
box office Tuesday morning This is the last
Thomas concert this season.
Alice johnson has signed with S. W. Ford
of Baltimore. to sing leads in his comic opera
organization. The company has contracted.
for ten weeks in Baltimore and ten weeks IN
st. Paul. The season will open early III
April.
Harry Doel Parker. manager of George c.
Staley in "a Royal Pass, " has just completed
the purchase from ex-Mayor Grace, of New
York, villa overlooking the sound at Great
Neck, Long Island.
Aunt Louisa Eldridge won her suit against
Charles r. Gardiner and w. w. randall for
1926 and costs for salary due her on the pro-
duction Of Uncle Toms Cabin by these
i'll 1883
Katherine Florence, the daughter of the
late Katherine Rogers, has been engaged by
Daniel Frohman for the Lyceum stock COM
pany. She is at present in William Ii. Cranes
company. 3,.
Walter Mofosco's theater, San Francisco,
has arranged with Howard and Doyle for
ifty-two plays, the largest contract ever
given or received by any one manager or
agent
j. Kirby of Lincoln, Neb., has arranged
for storm Beaten" which he places on the
road next season with grand scenic effects
and special cast
George Decker basso of ''The Police Pa
troll quartette, was compelled to stop at
Leavenworth, Kan, with an attack of inter
mittent fever.
IA Pair of Queens, is the title of four
act musical comedy that will be put on the
road next season by Il. j. Kridler, of Eos
toria. o.
Hoop of Gold" and brave Woman have
been secured by Howard and Doyle, who
have the sole management of these plays.
Fanny Rice has caught Boston. and it is "a
Jolly Surprise"