St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-31
In the Wings.

| Henry Miller. who was SO long identified
with the Lyceum company, and who is play
| Ing in company with Marie Wainwright this
season, has determined to star next year, and
Tor That purpose has arranged with Arthur
| Wallack to pla y his fathers piece, Rose
| daie,' which Miller ought to do very well.
1t is again reported that May Howard, the
| burlesque actress, and Harry Morris the dia-
| lect comedian, have settled their differences
and will re-marry. The last time the state
ment appeared in print she telegraphed
promptly and Enthusiastically, Not on your
| life, says Mary"
| A new comedy which Augustus Pitou has
purchased for his stock company is by Fannie
Aymar Mathews, and is called 1.-The Crisis -
| The new play is i'll four acts, with all the
( scenes LAID in Washington. IL treats of dip.
| lomatic and society life in that city.
Lew Rosen" has sold his farce-comedy en-,
| titled The Kicker to j. M. Hill for ST. 600
The comedy in its present shape consists of
but thirty four pages of typewriter manu-
script but what it lacks in quantity it makes
| up III quality.
Steele Mackave returned from Europe las
| month, and contemplates structure 400 by
600 feet, and says ne is backed by London
and New York capitalists to the extent OF
/ 81, 500, 00O, provided desired concessions are
secured.
The New York Society for the Prevention
OF Cruely to Animals has been interfering in
behalf of the pig used in ''Nanon"-the first
case on record where porkers have been the
jackasses.
The defense of NJ B. Curtis reminds one of
the complications of melodrama. He will
claim that while Officer Grant was arresting
him and footpad who had just robbed him.
the policeman was shot by the footpad, who
escaped.
May Irwin and Otis Harlan, who furnish e
goodly portion OF the entertainment in
Boys and Girls" are to star next season
under the management of Rich and Harris
"A Snl av hair fol.
ents.
Arthur Wallaek, q most worthy son of q
most distinguished father has turned play
wright in earnest and is succeeding very well.
He ought to have followed in his fathers
footsteps. however.
Pauline Hall will soon produce new
American comic opera. the music for which
has been written by Edgar Kelley one of the
most talented and original of American com
poserS.
three months in twenty-four hours through
Howard and Doyles agency, the effects Of
systematic and experienced routing.
Henry Miller has bought Frederick Lee
maitre," Clyde FItch's one-act play which
Felix Morris tried industriously to spoil by
playing part unsuited to him.
Baily Avery, the advance man of the Tar
and Tartar company, has been obliged to
give up work temporarily, owing to severe
illness in his family.
rFeO DduSeruelu, the arLlSl OF the chicago
opera house, has nearly completed the mod
els of the scenery of next summers produc-
ton or extravaganza.
Charles Dickson and 'Tncog' started out
very modestly in the far West, but they have
now become standard attraction in several
of the large cities.
The popular actress Clara Morris will play
an engagement of three nights at the Metro
politau opera house, commencing Monday.
Feb. s.
Phelps opera house. at Greenville, Mich,
has been added to Howard and Doyles al
ready large list of opera house bookings
Lottie Alter. a Chicago girl, still in her
teens, has made strong hit in New York IS
the heroine OF 1.-The Country Circus"
George Leslie, the clever light comedian of
the PitOu company, has been appointed stage
manager of that organization.
Joseph Arthur. author of .'Blue Jeans" and
''TheiStll Alarm is writing another real
isne" play.
John j. Rudy is s'baek with the show" as
business manager Of the Midnight Bell''
j, company.
Patti Henri. lyric artist of the 1.-TWO Johns"
company. arrived in Chicago yesterday.
Haverlys Mastodon Minstrels will make a
spring to UT of the country.
Miss Clara Terry has made hit with the
III and T. company.