The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-18
The Stage.

Wallack shortly appears at Niblo S
Gardens in revival of Rosedale.
Maude Harrison will play the leading
part in the next piece at the Union
Square.
Mckee Rankin will be a tremendous
card in Salt Lake; the Danites is not in
his repertoire.
Patti has at last locked her Jewels up
in bank and dismissed her body
guard of detectives.
John Mccullough recently went to
see Irving; we are not told whether he
suffered a relapse.
Min lectured in Denver on the church
and the stage; he calls his lecture
Candles and Footlights.
Louise Davenport and Sheridan, the
tragedian, were married fortnight ago
in San Francisco; both appear here in
March.
Lawrence Barrett opened in New
York in Francisco to light house. The
past has been an off year for the
great tragedian.
Sophie Eyre will not appear in New
York, until she makes her debut at
Wallack's as leading lady to succeed
Rose Coghlan.
A picture of Daisy Murdoch, the
burlesque actress, who played Cupid in
Orpheus and Eurydice, adorns the front
page of this weeks Clipper.
Will Patti, Nevada and Scalchi, or
either of them, sing in opera in Salt
Lake this season, is the prevailing in
quiry at the present time.
Ben Cotton is doing good business in
San Francisco. The original of Love
Among the Roses, would receive a
warm welcome in Salt Lake
The Times says Lewis Morrison gives
up his position at Wallack's to come
west in THE Shadows of Great Cit" !;
it also says he has no financial sense, or
he would not do it.
A San Francisco letter states that
Carleton telegraphed to that city to Sc
cure Ethel Lynton for Jessie Bartlett
Davis place; he will make fatal error
if he lets his contralto go.
Charles Wheatleigh will play the old
mans part in the road company that
leaves Wallack's shortly to play Victor
i Durand. We trust he may penetrate
as far westward as Salt Lake.
The members of the Opera House
Brass Band, under Mr.. Petersen, have
for some time been thinking of enlarg-
ing the organization to eighteen or
| twenty members We are pleased to
learn that this plan has been carried
into effect, and that meeting will be
held on Monday night to perfect it.
Messrs. Piper. Barnes and Crawford
sing the trio, You hold yourself like
this" in Patience, dressed in Oscar
Wilde suits, knee breeches. etc., this
will alone be worth the price of admis-
sion. " Mellow, Waly, oh " is sung by
Mr.. White and Miss Thatcher; - An
Every Day Young Man. by Mr..
Spencer and Mr. White, and the beauti-
full sestette, hear the soft note" by
Miss Edna Russell. go s9
The House programme at the Theatre
cantains the following announcement;
the part that refers to Miss Olsen is
evidently an error: st'Coming attrac-
tions-On February 4th, 5th and 9th,
Oliver Doud Byron in Across the Con-
tinent and other plays. On the 18th,
18th and Doth, Mckee Rankin. with a
strong company, followed by Patience
on the 23d, a strong attraction by home
talent, consisting of Miss Olsen and
others. Mapleson with Patti and his
Grand italian Opera Company, appears
on the 9th. Sheridan, the great TRACE
dian, appears for one week, commencing
March I'd, followed by others. who will
be announced in due season.