St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25
STAGE TALK AND PEOPLE.

Louis Aldrich will revive My Part
ner'' next season.
1t is reported that Louis James and
Frederick Warde will separate for good
at the end OF this season.
William Wolff will have an opera CON-
pany of his own this season. He will
open at the Schiller theater, Chicago,
on May Is.
A st. Louis reporter asked Della Fox,
when she was there, what price she
paid for the diamonds she wears in the
last act of "Panjandrum." Miss Fox
said her value OF them was SIS, 900.
A manager having heard that Sheldon.
Mo-, was good town to play, tele-
graphed to secure the theater there aud
received this reply: ''Impossible-you
can't get it. 1t is filled with hay to the
roof"
Marie Wainwright says: Next sea-
son l shall revive some old English
comedies, including The Jealous Wife,
The Bellies Strategem' and The I'm
new play. The following season l may
revive Twelfth Night on the same
elaborate scale as formerly"
The Brothers Byrne, the celebrated
American pantomimists. recently re-
fused ALI offer of $1,000 per week as
their Joint salary to take the leading
parts in new and elaborate revival of
'Humpty-dumpty," which was recently
contemplated by several leading New
York managers.
Miss Nelly McHenry, In order TO make
realistic the circus portion of her new
| comedy. IA Night at the Circus" Sc
| cured the services of trick mule. The
animal became refractory in one-night
stands, nearly killing several Jay stage
hands, and his act IN connection with
| the attraction ceased from that date.
The Liliputian ballet has not only
| made hit with the public, but also
| with the managers of the other oom-
panies. One of them seeing the per-
| Torrance the other day, remarked that
he would be happy if he could secure
three or four Of the handsome young
dancers who form theLilliputian ballet.
Lottie Collins slipped and fell last
Sunday evening while dancing OH the
| stage of the Haymarket ttieater, Chi
| cago. Her ankle is badly sprained and
several of the tendons are broken, 1t
will be- months before she can az ain
appear before the public. AS soon as
the doctors consider it safe to move her,
her husband will take her back to
London.
1uo FOouoO, Danger q B0thnerS
comedy novelty, will follow Miss Agnes
Herndon at the Grand. This skit locates
the seat of its comedy action on the
seat OF vOOdooism, peculiar style of
superstition common to the negroes of
the South. Thomas E. Murray, the
well known Irish comedian, will lead
the fun contingent to the skit He will
be surrounded by corps of clever fun
makers and galaxy of stately young
ladies.
On Thursday last Henry Irving de-
livered an address on Individuality"
before large and attentive audience
of Harvard professors and students at
/ Cambridge. The same evening, while
giving his double bill, "Nance Oldfield''
and 1.-The Bells" at the fremont the
alter, Boston, Mr.. Irving was waited
upon by committee from Harvard, who
presented him with gold medal, on
which was engraved: "Mr. Henry Irv-
ing, from Harvard Students, March Is,
| 1894. Harvard Night. fremont Theater,
Boston," At the close of the evenings
performance the audience. mostly stu
dents. were so enthusiastic that the
great actor was obliged to come before
the Certain and make speech.