The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-21
stage News.

Lolita is rehearsing for her New York
opening at Days.
Boucicault has opened in the shaugh-
raun in Cleveland
John A. Stevens is coming west again.
We appeal to Mayor Sharp.
Lemonade has been introduced be-
tween the acts at Wallack's.
Lily Post has broken with Carleton
and is on her way eastward
Harry Edwards reception in san
Francisco lasted twelve minutes.
Sydney Cowell will take Ada Gilman
place in Hazel Kirke this season.
The Artists Daughter is in prepara-
ton by the Union Square Company.
w. D. Howells' new play viii follow
May Blossom at the Madison Square.
The Pavements Of Paris opened in
Omaha the other night to $3.50 house.
Leonard Grover is travelling with
Barry and Fay and looking alter All
Crazy, III
Irene Perry's contract with Manager
McCaull is for forty-one weeks, begin
ming on Oct. /.
Irving's next American tour will open
in Boston. He has cancelled his return
date to that city.
Rose Eytinge will play Leah this
season. She will open in Youngstown.
O., in a fortnight.
Boucicault is engaged revising all his
dramatic works from his earliest sue
cess. They will fill ten volumes.
Anna Theresa Berger, the eornet solo
lst, IS the musical attraction at the Gin
cinnati Industrial Exhibition this
week. f4
Effie Elsler has secured the California
right to Called Back, and will produce it
during. her eight weeks engagement at
the Baldwin.
Arthur Elliott was withdrawn at the
last moment from the cast of Lynwood
at the Union Square and Eben Plymp-
ton took his place
Our Joanis the title OF Rose Coghlan IS
play in which she will star, but first pro
duce at Wallack's Theatre this season.
It is by Herman Merivale
Joseph McNab, a Hartford gentleman,
will play Squire Rodney in Hazel Kirke
this season. 1t is his first appearance
on the professional stage.
John A. Stevens hopes to secure Eben
Plympton for Her Second Love; Plymp-
toms, many admirers in this city trust
that he may be unsuccessful.
The San Francisco N,.sic aud Drama
says that DR.. D. t. Callahan has copy
righted a four-act play underline title of
"Latter-day Saints, or The Curse of
Utah"
a Mountain Pink has withered and
/ died in New York. Ada Gilman. who
played Dolly Dutton twice here, was the
star, but was little too venerable for
the ingenue part of Sincerity Weeks.
We have received circular describ-
ing the new Lyceum School for Acting,
in New York, but are forced to defer
offering 1t TO our readers for another
week.
Zelda Seguin and her husband, Mr..
Wallace, having taken half interest in
Eords opera company, that organiza-
tlon Will be re-christened the Wallace
Opera company. e-..,.e 5i.
Mile. Rhea opened the New Opera
House at Adrian, Mich, on Monday
night: Every scat was sold in advance.
The French star has scored a success in
her new play, Yyonne.
The Messrs. Kiralfy report that Elk
eelsior has been steadily playing to a
large business. The company is in
Buffalo this week, and, notwithstand-
ing the tremendous heat, the houses are
satisfactory. This can probably be ac-
counted for by the fact that the exceed.
ingly airy costumes of the lady mem
bers of the company had tendency to
roll cool wave over any ordinary au-
dience.-Mirror.