The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-20

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MR.. YoUNG's MARRIAGE
Mr.. b. B. Young, or Mr.. Bickno,,
Young, as he now signs bim. nfi
surprised his relatives and frienJs e ~
this city with the announcemone III
his marriage, which took nIann 4I
London some time since. Tbo1. III
is the Signora Elisa Mazzueato ~
the well-known family OF tescba u
and singers, and is herself a NM;
clan OF very high rank. 1t was y
professional circles that the int
macy first began, and continues
acquaintance has brought about the
hsppy result announced above.
We learn that Mr.. Young has sew
eral pupils In singing in London.
That he sometimes appears profess
slonalIy himself, and that he is still
arduously pursuing his studies. He
has some thoughts of coming back
TO America, and may even return to
his old home in this city. THE
HERALD extends its best wishes to
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, and believes
that there is an ample and remuner-
alive field for their labors here in
the place Of the gentleman's natiV-
ity.
PROFESSIONAL POINTS.
Goodwin is still playing Hobbies.
Soldene has gravitated to a con-
cert hall singer in London.
Marie Jansen is figuring as queen
Of the dudes in Philadelphia.
Jeffteys Lewis does not coma
after all. She sails for Australia
February 10Th.
Sheridan, the tragedisn, is on his
way to San Francisco. He should
be secured for two or three nights
in Salt Lake.
A San Francisco correspondent
says Louise Rails company start
eastward on the 2fst, playing in
this city en- route.
Sergeant Mason drew the ex,
pected crowds at the Philadelphia
museum, but was withdrawn after
a short exhibition.
Miss Laura E. Dainty, who once
gave reading and dramatic enter
tainment in this city, Is meeting
with success on the stage In the
play OF The Mountain Pink.
Mrs. Langtry's new play was
called Peril. BARLEY Campbell OBJ
jecsiog to the use of the title, which
he claimed belonged to one Of his
productions, the name was changed
to A Wife'S Peril.
Harrison and GOurlay took a bene-
fit in San Francisco recently and
played Hamlet. Alice Harrison, who
was loaned by the California The.
atre management for the occasion,
enacted the part of the Queen
Mother, and the gentlemen alter
mated in the title role.
Mr.. Richard Mansfield seems TO
be competing for the place Of the
most Unpopular man in the profess
sion. The other day, at Louisville,
for applying Objectionable language
to one Of the ladies of the company
he was severely thrashed by one of
the actors, and made to write an
humble apology.
Minnie Hauk is announced ss
coming, but when or to which
house is not yet made clear. Maple
son gays he has secured a sufficient
guarantee from San Francisco as to
Justify his opening there March 10,
with Patti, Gerster and his full com.
pany. An effort ought certainly to
be made in Salt Lake to induce
them to stop over here for one
night.
The Harris benefit Melted about
$500. The popularity of the bene-
ficiare was evinced by the large
audience which assembled to see the
Green Lanes of England, even
though the piece was on its fourth
presentation. Mayor Jennings took
stall; Governor Murray sent the
price of his seats, though unable to
attend personally, and other patrons
of the house testified in many WAYS
their appreciation ofthe doorkeeFer's
affable services.
Fedora ran ninety nights in New
York, for which Miss Davenports
share was $4,000. A good part of
this went to pay the rather inferior
company she had gathered about
her. Five thousand dollars went IN
royalties to the author, and Miss
Davenport has spent some S9,OCC
on costumes. On the fitch night
she changed most OF the original
ones, but the two sets will serve
very we'll for her tour. 1t is her in
tention, however, when she returns
to New York, to dress Fedora as no
part has ever been dressed on the
stage. She expects to put $1,000 or
S. 900 On toe four costumes she
wears il the four acts.
"Nc, ma'sm," said Mra. Verekerr
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