St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-05
DRAMATIC DATA.

The attractions at the Metropolitan
opera house for the week beginning
Sunday. Feb. II, will be Hermann"
the master of magic and black art, for
the first four nights and Wednesday
matinee, commencing Sunday, Feb IL,
and "Miss Helyett," with Mrs. Leslie
Carter and Lotte Collins, for the last
three nights and Saturday matinee, be-
ginning Thursday, Feb. l6.
The company that will be seen with
William II. Crane this season includes
George Bacus, Adolph Jackson, j. G.
Pagett, William Herbert, j. w. Shan
non. George f. DE We're, w. j. Dean, &.
w. Flannery, Miss Hattie Russell, Mrs.
Augusta Foster, Miss Annie O'Neill,
Miss May BusDy, Miss Gladys Walls
and Miss Marie Dantes.
There have been quite long list of
names already registered at the box
office of the Grand for seats during the
forthcoming engagement of Champion
jim Corbett in "Gentleman Jack"
which begins Sunday, Feb. II. The
regular sale Of seats and boxes opens at
the box Office next Monday morning at
10 o'clock.
That brilliantly successful comedy,
''Niobe," is shortly to be produced i'll
Amsterdam. 1t will also be produced
in other of the continental cities. lnclud-
in Vienna, before long, If pending ne
gotiations are successful. The career
of "Niobe" has been indeed remarkable
in many ways.
miss Helyett." Mrs Leslie Carter
and Miss Lottie Collins will make merry
a fine audience at the Metropolitan
opera house Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights and Saturday matinee,
Feb. 16, II and Is. Miss Collins will do
her speciality in the second act about
9:15 O'Clock.
After an absence of two years the
Lilliputians gave their production OF
Candy" at the Baldwin theater, San
Francisco, last week. Ebert, link and
Goerner made big hits, and the ballet
was surprisingly good. Candy will
run two weeks. ''Ihe Pupil in Magic"
will follow it.
Minnie Miller, who made her debut
as one of the daughters in DlXey's
"AdOniS. "aud also in the Seven Ages"
is now in her second season with Frank
Daniels. Miss Miller has an excellent
soprano voice, which is heard to good
advantage in DIR. Cupid"
E. S. Willard evidently believes in
nOvelists. Joseph Hatton and j. NJ.
Barrie have written two Of his most sue
cessful plays, and now he is said to have
engaged Hall Game to make drama
for him of the story of "Mahomet."
Among the plays to be seen at the
Grand, and coming at an early date, are
the railroad play The Danger Signal"
with Miss Rosabel Morrison as the star,
and the latest of the sensational sue
naSSae tVNha damon Rrnniyar -
Robert DoWning'S tour in the South
ment in New Orleans was the best he
ever enjoyed there, the receipts being
the largest ever taken at the Grand
opera house at regular prices.
The story of David Belasco's new
play, Heart of Maryland" is taken
rom the poem "Curfew Must Not Ring
Tonight" Mrs. Leslie Carter will ap-
pear in it next season.
The opera that Cheever Goodwin and
WoolSon Morse are writing for DeaWolf
Hopper is called "Panj andrum." 1t
will be presented at the Broadway the
alter, New York, in May.
Julia Marlowe will not produce
"Elaine," as reported, but she will soon
include The Love Chase" in her roper
tore. presenting 1t first in Boston III
March.
A new comic opera. entitled ellis
Majesty" the book by Peter Robertson
and the score by II. j. Stewart, will
soon be presented in San Francisco.
1.-THE Two Sisters" Denman Thomp-
son and George w. Ryer's successful
comedy drama, will be seen at the Grand
the week commencing Feb. 10.
D,oIord kIoDoEald hos rIo1, Inv, ba
first Lord Lytton, entitled "Gentleman
Wait" based on that authors novel of
"What Will He Do With lt?''
The ''Tar and Tarter' company have
deen fortunate in good business in Phil
adelphia. Fred Frear is the comedian
and Mr.. Pruett the baritone.
cali Bahia" played to crowded houses
all of last week at the Walnut Street
theater, Cincinnati. The receipts reached
the sum of $lO,911.50.
Henry Waller, composer of the score
of "The Scout" which the Bostonians
have in rehearsal, is an adopted son of
Mrs. Scott-Siddons.
Mabel Amber has again adjusted her
differences with Nat c. Goodwin, and is
once more playing the leading part in
GA Gilded Fool"
mis-. dCOlSC ~. hlIlElIC anu ucl SlSUeI,
Rosita Worrell Mrs. w. F. Crane), will
90 out in over the Garden WALL"
about Feb. IL.
There is a strong probability that Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Drew will play long
New York engagement next summer.
The Nordica concerts at the Pike,
Cincinnati, Friday evening and matinee
Saturday. were very largely attended.
Stuart Robson has definitely decided
to revive The Comedy Of Errors" next
season.