The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-28
The Stage.

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The title OF a new play in which
Maude Granger will star is the Fool of
the Hour
Irving's opening date in San Francis
co is now fixed for the middle of Febru-
airy next.
An interesting dispatch will be found |
in another column concerning John
Mccullough.
Moths, in San Francisco, was played
to much larger business than Lady
Glare. Each ran week.
Mr.Leavitt' sAdamless Eden Company
is coming west; this will give the City
Fathers q chance to initiate those OF
Baltimore mentioned last week.
Lawrence Barrett and Louis James
were guests at the Esmond House In
Portland at the time of the recent fire.
Both barely escaped.
The startling intelligence is waited to
us that Kate Castleton is playing All at
Sea at Ukiah City Miss Castleton is
greatly admired in that western metrop-
! olis.-News Letter.
Mr.. Careless. we understand, has de-
cided to take up a number OF classes IN
/ harmony, voice Culture, piano and the
VlOllQ. 11G Will dloO ICCClNC Il AlAlAASSN
number of private pupils.
Edith Clawson, the popular young
actress and her sister, Dellie Cummings,
it is rumored, will shortly bring COM
pany together made up of local talent
for the presentation OF one or two plays
/ Janauschek's play ''My Life has not
) made tremendous hit in New York
the title does not refer to reminlsc
: ence, but is only an endearing namt
l., bestowed upon an old nurse by the
o heroine. $50
S Mr.. George Werrenrath is native o
;, Copenhagen, Denmark. His musica
7, career began in Hamburg, Germany
/ where he studied with Carl Solbrugk,
e master of vocal culture, who gave hir
it an excellent education.
le Messrs. MargettS, Graham and other:
we learn, had some intention OF putin
Sc on 1.-The Lonely Man of the Ocean" Z
+ the Salt Lake Theatre next Saturda.
but Lulu Hurst came along and too
=, that date in with her other.
lie lie Lolita appeared in Days Theatre.
AZ "Nitouche," last Monday, to an IL
ne mense house. The leading dramal
vs. papers praise her performance, and s.
~ was accorded most enthusiastic rece
~ ton to offset the hostility shown h
me abroad.
MT. We learned, last evening, that n
ent L. L. Van Praag. the well known celloi
err had been included in the Pappenhe
M concerts The manager of this compa
t. evidently intends to make up HI
class entertainment.
Boucicault has been taken i'll on
ave starring tour, and Dot has played
- parts. The son is so thoroughly drill
ecu that he replaces his father admiral
the but, singularly enough, he looks oil
ted in his makeup on the stage.
fed Thursday evening the Wallack Ct
pro- pany plays Diplomacy in San Francis
It of We do not know whether they call b
will on their way back or not, buff they
dis they should assuredly put this piece
AVE Sophie Eyre as the Countess III
AXE would be charming.
ex- NJ. Sardou's new play, written
the Nine Sara Bernhard, viii be produ
Ives for the first time in Paris in Novem
le OF Nine, Bernhard will appear as 1T
azel dora" q danseuSe, who afterward L
ries her lover, ''Justinian the Gre
Gina The play, it will be observed, is foun
n the upon an incident in Roman history.
. stu We received, last evening, after
=, Pappenheim notice was in type,
tons programme to be gwen at to-mol
, $50, Of evenings concert. The orchestra al
bitter Opera House is TO be made primo
those AZURE: two or three English bal
citing are to be given and the Rigoletto @
81 the tette iorinS Ms ;e II f e. ~ Si Vi
bust libre to nicely.