The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
TELEGRAPHIC
The TheatricaI Ruiletin.

New York, lO.-It Is stated that pre-
vious to signing with Abbey for a.
American engagement Sara Bernhard
contracted with NJ. L. Meyer, Eng isl
impressarie, for an appearance in ERg
land and America, and Meyer threaten
10 hold her to The contract. It Is stateC
nevertheless that Bernhard and French
company including her sister JeAnnete
and her stage manager, Beloraux, leave
Ravre on October 18th, expecting to ar.
rive here November 1st. About week
will be occupied in TeheArssls OF plays
company and scenery, which il to be on
magnificent scale and the openin will
take place at Booths on November 9Th,
in "Adrien LIE CouVreur."
Colley and Barton, managers Of the
Colley-Barton Company, have rented
the B jou Opera House for three months
beginning on November 22nd. The
company is . very strong one, including
Howson, Bell, Hetty Tracey and Lillian
Brook Bell.
Emma Abbot's English Opera Com
pany, next season, embraces Julie Rose
valid, Zelda Seguip, Pauline Marvel,
Castle, A. K. Stoddard and Walter
Strini. Brignoli and Abbot appear in
Bohemian Girl" Lucia" "Trovs-
tore,D BARBER of Seville and other
standard works in English.
Barton, of the California Theatre, is
here.
A. N. Palmer goes to California to-
day.
Charles Thorn postpones his visit here.
Robson and Crane and Frank Unger,
few days since, caught 1888 mAckerel
off Cohasset, in two hours. Sc says
Ungsr.
Manager Dennclly was buried with
solemn religious services on Wednesday,
and his funeral attended By the principal
managers and actors in the city.
Rufus P. Danger, while intoxicated,
attempted to kill his wife. Narcisse, the
actress, Tuesday, by shooting at her.
Charles Warner, the celebrated Eng
lish actor, won't come over this season
A new musical piece by David Brshsm
and Edward HArrigan will be produced
at the Theatre Cemique neIt month.
The scene Of Anna Dickenson's new
drama written for Miss Davenport, is
Russia and the character 8 Jewess.
Jansuschek begins her next American
tour at Boston early next fall.
Mrs BOucicault will star under Strak-
osch's management:
j. Nj. Hill starts with Talmage on
Monday, opening at Albany.
S NJ. Hickey puts ''Humpty Dumpty"
on the road in September.
MIR. ard Mrs. Florence sailed for Eu.
rope on Wednesday.
Joe Emmett and family sail to-day, re-
turning next month.
Louis Wider sails for Europe to arrange
for the production of his play "Gotham,"
in Paris.
Zadie A. Cole returns to the stsge next
season with a new play.
Nallack reopons on August End with
'Grim COLLINS" Alice Burville, Lillian
Lancaster and A. w. Mafflin, formerly
of Colville's Folly Troupe, appear.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Knight expect
10 reopen at the Gaiety, Boston, August
Sotb.
j. II. Haverly's Brooklyn theatre was
closed on the 9Th, but will reopen on
August 23rd fer the fall and wioter with
J. X. Emmett's combination in Fritz"
1t is announced that Mapleson has
concluded an engagement with the FOL-
lowing art SITS for next season here:
Gerster, Marie Roze, minnie Hauk,
Mdlle. Lii, Lehman, Madame Marie
Swift, Mdlle. Trewelie, Il adam Labachs;
6ignors Campanini, Candidus, Trapolli,
FaEcilla, GaIlassi, Pantaleoni, Del
Puente, and ArdiIi, SIS conductor.