Thelarge attendance at Miss Jarbcau's^mat nice shows that her brief engagement^in thiscity met with the full appreciation^of the thcat re-go.ng publ ic. The charming^actress will I* royally received when she^again visits the QMM city. One incident^at the matinee is worthy of notice in so far^us it showed the ext. ut to which well dress^^ed snobs will carry their rudeness. In the^upper box on the left side was a gathering^of young British swells evidently better^t qnlppM with money than brains. During^tt.e [mfllimim sivt-ral of them wore their^hats, while during a |^orlii^ii of the plav tine^of the party smoked a cigarette. These^young men vtould feel more at home 1:1 a^tough variety theatre.
llctilmlthe bOOMO,
McKceRaakln is playing in 10, 'JO and ;*i^cent theatres east.
Fran/Vetta,the boss of the Juch com^^pany, was once a ballad singer with Corn-^cross' minstrels.
MayYohe, formerly of Ci v Directory^coiupmy, left for Australia Jan. U, accom^^panied by her mother.
YoungMrs. Blaine will never appear on^the stage, ami will be fortunate if she es^^capes a life of semi -invalidism.
Goodyear.Cook A Dillon's minstrels dis-^bandetl in Cheyenne, C. W. Goodyear join^^ing Lodros' Hilaritv company.
TheCity Directory company will hold^the boards at the Bijou the it re.^ New York,^during the remaiuder of the season.
HugheyDougherty and Hilly Hice head^the Cleveland-Haverly minstrel company^that played in Helena in the spring.
Patti'sengagement in San Francisco^ceased on the L'lth mst. She played in the^Grand opera house, John McGuire's theatre.
DuncauB. Harrison, of the Paymaster^company, which appeared in Helena last^September, was stabbed in the breast Inst^week at the stage door of the Standuid^Wester, Chicago, s heavy coat alone saving^hi* life.
1890
WILLBE A YEAR
OF
NewElectric Motor, with 5-cent fares, Gov^^ernment Buildings, Business Blocks, Palatial^Residences hre on the programme. All these^enhance values of Real Estate.
