The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-16
Notes.


ZELDA SEQUIX will play Kasishka in
DuffS rendition of the Nikado.
HARRY RICHMOND, who once PLAYED
Pop here died recently OF consumption.
PIoUE WILL shortly be PLAYED by Ran
kin's Stock Company at the California
Theatre.
THU PRINCIPALS for Al Hayman's
rendition OF the Mikado will be secured
in New York.
WYYDHAM IS again in America; he
comes to attend TO some business in
Laramie where he owns conSiderab! e
land.
HAyERLY's AGlNsTEELs opened the fall
season ut the Baldwin on Monday night
last. the Cragg family created a
tremendous sensation.
THE TALK about Emma Abbott not
playing this season turns out to be NIL
boSh; She has just returned from
Europe, and has secured 4 new parish
tenor
w; /. CARLETON has decided on trying
another year ut management; let us
hope two things, that he Will include
jessie bartlett Davis in his truupe. and
Al HAYMAN has secured from Carte
the right 10 play The Mikado in San
francisco. He pays per cent. ii the
receipts do not exceed 5000 per week.
Should they do so, the royalty is cent.
JAMES TGERNEY, one of the original
Big -Four, died suddenly at St. Louis on
Friday. He was with Harrigan and
HaSt last season. Mr. Tierney's father
was killed III the war. and he Was 10
have received 5000 III pension money
and back pay in few days.
MANAGER ZIMMERMAN says that James
O,Nelll has been offered cheque of
T2O,OUU to support Mary Anderson next
season. He refused for the reaso on that
prefers to star N Monte Cristo. 1t is
possible, after all, that Miss Anderson
may yet be supported by an imported
leading man.-1i, rOf.
Miss ADA DEAvEs arrived on Sat,lr-
day from Salt Lake City, where she re-
tired from The Shadows of a Great
CITY Company, in which she has been
playing the IRISH character performed
In the east by Miss Annie Ward Tiffany.
MISS DeaveS acting Of this role has
been very highly spoken Of FINES.
An ACTOR for Il long time associated
with I. W. keene relates several anus.
ing anecdotes about the traeedian On
one occasion, when he had made = great
hit as Richard, the applause continued
alter the curtain went down. As the
curtain touched the floor Keenc turned
a somerSault, and had just landed anon
ms feet when the curtain arose to dis.
cover him bowling his thanks.
fTurr r..
week at the Music Hall has demon
strated that shows not OF the necessary
caiiore LOT the Theatre or. Opera House.
can sun do paying business
IN the city by putting down. their
prices, and catering to q public who are
Wiling to be amused at . and L. cents. /
AT 'heSe prices the Music Hall has CON (!
tanned from $40 to $50 per night, during !
me Week, amounts which will amply !
reimburse all concerned.
GEORGE c. MILK, has sele,.,eI SIM,
slhs as the place OF his opening. Angus? /
9TH, Some OF the more lfron,ISa,,+
will he unable 10 ,.,itta,;d
b"t the trasedian Will be reconIDensei
1t the next town, Workers. where 10
VIII be the guest OF Mrs. i. u i
and the rest of the alphabeA Soutb
FORTH. Mr.. Min also announces that
lara Morris and Jay Gould Will lenG
,clat to the fonkers night by their dis
IrguiShed presenee.-thfoaicle.
WHAT Is Tie matter with the Madison
quare Theatre? Raymond wenf ~
nd scored :; failure. Then Tor the lirs =.
inc since it was built the house clo.e,i
Or /, week. Couldock came in the pext I
nh = revival OF The Willow Copse.
. W. Morri>sey saws Mr. Palmer has
hcred HIM the mouse Tor Rhe, .or tba
louth OF September. The ,nanaee.
tent say they will rcnpen with Se.ie,f
nsuuciionS. and Mr.. Jones. with SaintS .
hd sinners, does not get here rim ,
cio5er- Are times bad? Are American !
as ; and playrislits scarce. or what !,
ronS2 In any way there is an ,luar-
STONED chaol'c air about the sfaid.
eady- gong Madison Square Theatre
lines.