The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05

four music halls the same evening. In
New York last week Pat and Matte
Rooney were seen in two theaters night
1y. Three other children-Katie, Julia
and JosephiEe-of Pat Rooney are also
popular entertainers.
Duse made her first bow to the public
at the age of three years, and has been
on ths stage ever since. At the age of
thirtee n years she played Francesca da
Rimini," and at fourteen, at Verona, the
famous performance of Juliet that gave
her the first breath of fame.
Mrs. Sarah LIE Moyne has returned
from Italy, where she has been spending
her vacation. She brings with her set
of paintings for the costume and scenic
accessories of her special Browning matt
nees this season. At the first matinee she
will produce 'In a Balcony"
Gus Hill has secured a new melodrama
called Had They Not Met" written BY
II. Edward Lsrenz, in Which Theodor t
Babcock will be starred next season. The
play will have the benefit of Mr.. Hills
usual liberal display of scenery, costumes
and fine supporting company.
Sarah Bernhard and Coquelin will be
seen IN New York in the French produc-
ton of IL Aiglon'' and in Hamlet" with
Coquel1n as Polonius and Nine. Bernhardt
as the Prince of Denmark In ''Cyrano
de Bergerac' Coquelin will impersonate
Cyrano and Nine. Bernhard will be the
RoXane.
The celebrated case of Hoey VS.. Hoey is
at an an end: Mrs Mrs. Bridget Hoey, mother
aside the transfer of some property to
Mrs. William Hoey. The case went as
lar as the appellate division of the su-
preme court, which decided in favor of
the widow against the mother
The date for the opening of Minnie Sc
ngman starring tour in Dads Own
Glrl was arranged by Manager Fred G.
Whitney for the Broad Street theater
lard, in The Cipher Code under the
same management opens at the Detroit
| opera house on Oct l.
AS the weeks go by, the "Quo Vadis"
| and "Sapho" companies increase. and
from from present accounts we will have nine
Quo Vadis' companies and six Sap
i nos fboS exclusive a1 Of the stock companies
IN Ihese plays. About December we will
gave a chance to record THE Closing of
some Companies. dramatic Mirror
1, since 1t was decided that James K.
maf tia should ID, not appear in the dra-
son, many rumors have been set afioat
as TO VINO the originator Of the role would
pe; Inc latest report is that the play
E FL De presented IN the autumn by the
EMPIRE Iheater company, with William
FaVersham as Richard Carvel"
robert billiard has been engaged to
create the role of Bob Blessing in Joseph
INDIANA aftesf R Ray Of life in Southern
| TO be produced at the Fourteenth Street
! theater for run on Oct l. Later in the
/ season f1illiard will be starred by LiebIer
| o. GO. in Mr.. Van Bibber," dramatiZa-
ton of Richard Harding Davis novel Of
the same name by Clay M. Greene and
Augustus Thomas. '--0
The Cuban teachers who are in attend
ance at the summer school at Harvard
college, have been invited to visit Keith's
theater, Boston, as zone of the sights of
the city, and through President Eliot the
same has been accepted. Beginning to-
m eorbsTs (M MOI a;; detachment of the
noon until the whole number have In
spected, the model playhouse" and en-
Joyed the entertainment therein provided
MT and Mrs. Melbourne Mcdowell
nee Wi,hamina Marie Winton. are now en-,
5oying their honeymoon in Holland They
left New York or the Statendam. They
will not return to America until the sea-
son opens, Before Mr.. MacDaweiTs re-
turn ne will visit Paris and Constantine
| pie. At the latter city he will endeavor
| to gain such information as will aid In
the production of Sardous Theodore, y
Which will be deliberately produced BY
Clarence M. Bruno this season.,