St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-13
DRAMATIC PARAGRAPHS.
Stage Doings Point to a Prosper.
Gus Season.

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| A man sitting in balcony of Brook
lyn theater duri0g the second act OF
The Two Orphans" recently went in
sane. and when Que of the actresses, in
the course of the scene, said Among
| all you noble men anu gentlemen Is
| there not one man who will aid poor
girl?'' he cried out: There is, there
! is! l am the man, and l am coming,
| darling!" He then sprang from his
! seat, and would have reached the stage
had it not been for policeman. When
| arraigned iii the police court be gave
his name as Henry Bols.
A one-night stand manager applied
| for date for SeabroOke in TobascO. and
expressed the hope that the new piece
was full of tropical songs" The
| manager answered: II have referred
your communication to Thomas @.
SeabrOoke, who begS me to state that
the songs will be more tropical later in
the season, wheD the mercury rises IN
the thermometer" :
JOHN and Alexander Davidson viii
replace their theaterin Milwaukee, re-
Gently destroyed by fire, with fire.
proof building. --Ot the $4,000 given
for the relief of those dependent upon
the fremen killed and injured in the
holocaust 81, 7S8 came as the proceeds
from benefit by Marie Wainwright and
1884 from Agnes Herndon.
One of the brightest dramatic papers
OF this countryIS the Chicago Dramatic
Journal. 1t is exceptionally well illus
trated and the press work is much
above the average. Chicago has but
this one sheet to represent the interests
of the stage. -
Lillian Russell said to Boston Post
reporter. recently: II shall go to Eu-
rope OH June 10. have been engaged
to sing in some twenty drawing rooms
in London, and as ! receive 100 Z uineaS
for each appearance think shall ac-.
cept."
At recent concert given by Marshall
p. Wider, that talented gentleman gave
q humorous monologue entitled ''She
Died for Love-" He called it an opera.
aud said he played all the parts to save
salaries.
Robert billiard and Paul Arthur
have terminated their partnership.
Next season Mr.. Hilliard thinks Of
again producing 1.-THE Sleepwalker.n
Mr.. Arthur will take up burlesque.
A. M. Palmer has secured the
American rights for farms and the
Man." which was recently produced at
the Avenue theater, London, where it
made great hit.
Alexander Salvini will drop romnatic
drama for Shakespearean repetoire next
season. His first character will be that
of ShYlock.
"a Back Number" Edward Kidder's
new play, will be presented on May 81.
Willie Collier will take the principal
part.
A Prince OF Wales theater attraction,
called "a Gaiety GIRL" will be seen at
Days theater, New York, in Septem-
ber
Emma Juch. the prima donna. and
Francis Wellman. assistant district at
torney for New YORK, are to be married.
Suit has been entered by David Be
lasco against Louise Carter for S65, 900
for fitting that lady for the stage.
Carl Hagenbeck, who had his man
agerie of trained animals at the worlds
fair. has sailed for Germany.
Otis Skinner is to be supported by
star next season.
William Hoey. Scalchi and Mardica
all sailed for Europe on the same ship
last week.
An offer to appear in comic opera
| next fall has been made to Frank
| Daniels.
Bettina Girard will sing in"Ciiquette,' -
| a new opera soon to be seen in New
| York.
| Sandow offers $4,000 to any one who
will perform his feats OF strength.