St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-29
PROFESSIONAL DoINGs.

About Play Actors All Over the
United States and Elsewhere.
| Lillian Lewis is thinking of giving a
grand production of Shakespeare
"Cleopatra."
The scenery for Gilbert and Sulli-
vans opera. utopia Limited" was de-
signed by Henry Irving's scenic artist,
which in itself is sufficient guarantee
that 1t is magnificent.
Marie Wainwrights manager, Julian
Magnus, who few years ago gained an
enviable record for himself as play.
! wright, is again engaged in drama writ
| ing.
1.-The Girl l Left Behind Me" is to be-
staged at the Adelphi theater, London,
/ some time in the fall.
Gus Bothner will revive "a Bunch OF
Keys" next season.
''Superba" will again be the Hanlons'
Offering during the coming winter.
The tWenty-SecOnd story of ChicagO's
Masonic Temple, 3G2 feet from the
ground. has been leased by Messrs.
Sosman and Lands for roof garden.
The garden will be liz hted by numer-
, Gus Jeweled lanterns, similar to those
on the New York Casino. and upwards
of 1900 electric lights. There will he
| cafe in which cool drinks will be sold
on hot nights and two comic theaters of
new and novel design.
Rose Coghlan has appliedfor patent
Cd burglar-prOof safe.
ALT Hayman says: "Understudies
for Frank Mordannt and Grace AtwelI
hold themselves in readiness in the
wings of the Academy of Music so that
in case OF another accident in 1.-THE
Girl l Left Behind Me" when the
horses rush on, they may 20 on at a
moments notice."
The Twelfth Night" and Amy
Robsart' scenery belonging to Marie
Wainwright was burned in the David
son theater fire at Milwaukee.
Ida Mule, late OF the American Ex-
travaganza company, is credited with
mt as Pony Luce in Hoyt's IA Milk
White Flag"
Next season Rhea is to appear in a
one-act play. in which she will take the
part of Bonaparte, during his ''cor-
poral" days.
While in Roche ster, N. Y. last week
Thomas w. keene, as Richard I'LL, ap-
peared before an audience of deaf
mutes.
The management of Huber's New
York museum have engaged the now
famous Coxey to appear at that resort
iuluCuidtSiy.
The version of 1.-THE Bellies Strata
gen." arranged by Edward Fales Cow
ard, dram attic editor of the World, was
produced in Boston last Wednesday py
Julia Marlowe.-Ex.
Edwin Hotf recently said to a dra-
matte weekly: II retired from the Bos-
tonians because had bronchial trou-
BILE. Since my trip South, however, my
throat is much improved: III fact, was
never better. l am taking a much.
needed rest. and shall sing again in
good time"
b. ID. Sothern was taken i'll with neu.
ralgia of the stomach week ago last
Thursday while on his way to Reading,
"a. at present he is much better, and
Is able to fill his engagements.
Cora Tanner will return to the stage
in year or so to sing in OPERA.
Miss Odette Tyler, whose engagement
to Howard Gould was recently broken,
is tWenty-siX years old.
Edwin Stevens, seen here during the
past season in the title role of wang"
will not again appear In that character,
but may come out in opera, comedy or
drama.
Melbourne Mcdowell denies that after
this spring he and his wife, Fannie
Davenport, will no longer act together,
and says that ne will origi nate the lead
ing part in Sardou's new play to be pro-
duced by his wife.