The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-25
Theatrical Review

New York, 24:-Mapleson returns
here the first week in October with bis
company. His leading festure, his pri-
ma donna, Is not engaged. The season
begins on October II
Charles Drew, the tenor, has lsft for
San Francisco, 10 give there twelve weeks
OF opera prior to his sojourn for two years
IN Australia.
Edwin Booth, supported by Cyril,
Sam Percy, David Anderson, Robert
PaItemann, F. E. Huber, Jas. Raynor,
Ed. Cieary, Mason Mitchell, Lit. Barrel,
Henry Bristol, Frank Sander, Bella
PAtemann, Eva Garrick, Mrs. =. Cal
vert. Miss V. Calvert and Mrs. Louisa
Eldredge, with Maze Edwards, setting
as manager, and Marcus r. Mayer as
business agent, opens Booths Theatre on
the 3rd Of October, Michael Strogoff"
being Withdrawn in the hight of pros
porous career. Mr.. Booth opens with
''RichelieU.'
Lawrence Barrett begins an engage
ment in the same play at the Fifth
Avenue.
The Rossio company, now rehearsing
at the Park, follows Booth, opening 10
King Lear" on October Is. The com
pany comprises Mines, Leyick,
Hswkerer, Leslie, Crossing, Henry
Weaver, jos. Ea Eberle, Charles Kent,
f. l.. Wise, w. Morris, NJ. n. Rey-
nords, F. +. Kelly and Z. EIbert0, with
Louise Mudener, Constance Hamblet,
Miss Es EbOrle, Carrie Turner and Mrs.
Il. A. Weaver.
The opening play at Wallsck's new
theatre will be "Youth, " q new ard noisy
M al n hrV tn nf hn
World" Wallaek also hopes to produce
''The Colonel" and Of the most popular
of the recent plays in London.
Fanny Davenports principle support
the coming season will be Edmund
Teacle, brother of Osmond; George
Darrell, star for many seasons in Au
stralia; Chas. Fisher, his first tour in the
United States; Harry Hawk, Harry
Pierson, w. h. Edwards, Simon Kenne-
corn, Edison III. Brown, May Davenport,
sister of Fanny; Minnie Monk, Mary
Shaw, Mrs. Chas. Fisher, and n +.
Brissc, stage manager.
Patience" was produced at the Stand
ard Theatre on Thursday night. 1t fsv-
orably impresses newspaper critics, and
promises to be a popular success. The
company embraces A. Wilkinson and
Il. Csdwilder, from the Opera Comique,
London, w. T. Carleton, VIM. White,
James Rsrton, j. 81. Riley, Alice Bur
vile, Rose Choppile, Jennie Stone, Ges-
ter Roche, from the Opera Comique,
London, Carrie Buron and "a large
chorus.
Mullory's Injunction prevented the per-
formance Of "aszle Kuke" in Connec-
tieut this week by the Steel MacKaye-
Vosburgh Company, and "Won at Last"
will probably be substituted. MacKsye
is now rehearsiDg Halle Kirke" with
his own company.
Rudolph Aronson, backed by some of
of our wealthy leading citizens, has bsen
busily engaged all summer on the organ
jzstion of company for the purpose of
acting 'Apasite."
There is to be 8 new opera house on
Broadway and Thirty-ninIh street,
place of amusement of novel construc-
ton, to be known as the Casino. The
size of the building will be 100
by 2U0 feet, and it is to combine
Biou Theatre, ball room, concert hall,
and perfect open air garden. Nearly
81, O00. 600 Ofthe stock is issued. Ground
will be broken in a few weeks. It is ex-
pected that the structure will be com
pleted by next April.
Hero Strauss, celebrated Viennese
maestro, will in all probability, inaugu-
rate the first summer season of concerts
Jeferson's bob Acres" has filed
Union Square nightly.
The Legion of Honor" Company
with Sam Plercy in the leading part, con-
clude a weeks successful performance
1t the Windsor.
Genivieve Ward reappesrs on Monday
in Union Square and MIR. and Mrs. Nc
Kee Rankin in "Wiiiiam and Susan at
H>verly's Fourteenth street the same
night.