The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-05

season OIL three nights mere at the Oalt
Lake Theatre. The company will be
seen in Mr.. Henry Arthur Jones
domestic drama of Saints and Sinners,
in Sir Charles Young's comedy drama
Jim. the Penman, and in linton
Stuart and Mrs. J. Eva Pluck bril-
liant comedy Our Society. This
dramatic or anization contains twenty
six people, which includes
MISS CAROLINE HILL,
Mr.. Palmer's leading lady. who is an
importation from England, and who
has been with him about two years.
She was brought over by Lester Wal
lack in 1882, but did not play for a year,
as Rose Coughlan, who was then at
Wallack's became jealous of her ability,
and for the sake of peace the manage
ment retired her from the company,
though her salary continued through
the season. Since then there has been
first-class arctic soda-fOuntain cool
ness between these two ladies.
MISS ANNIE RUSSELL
Is .of English psrentage, though born
in this country. She is best known as
the impersonator of that interesting
type of American girl who is Ingenious,
soit-hearted and so good that all young
men fall in love with her.
HERBERT KELCEl,
The jeune premier is Londoner, and
graduated from the Drury Lane The
tire, London, going from there to Wal
lacks Theatre, New York, III 1857,
where he remained three years, and
then iolned Mr.. Palmer's forces. He is
very handsome, which of course IS e.
sential to his line of business.
D. h. sToDDART.
Is one of the oldest and best known
actors in the country. Never was out
OF an engagement, and never was in
travelling combination. For the last
twenty years he has only served under
TWO managements-W allacK's and Pal
mer's. Outside Of the legitimate char
acter and comedy his two great parts
were Money Penny, In The Long Strike,
and Paul Michel in Rose Micnel.
W. J. LIE MoYEE.
This sterling actor has been at the
Madison Square three years. Formerly,
for many years, he was at the Boston
Museum. and before that at the Boston
hear ana Howard Athen9um III
that city Inc latter theatre he LETT 10
go To the war III 1853. and he came back
to the profess on again after his three
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considered the best living exponent OF
the remarkable characters that Charles
Dickens drew, ike Urlah HeeP, New
man Noggs, &C. He Is also =. good
amateur oil paIuter.
FREDERICK ROBINSON
Is an exper, enced actor, who came 70
this country about fifteen years ago,
first playing several seasons IN Boston,
and afterwards settling in New York.
WILLIAM DAvIDGE
Is "oanny auld Scot" who has been
20 long in this country that he has for
gotten the tase of haggis. He celebrated
his 50th anniversary on the stage eight
weeks ago in Chicago. lie is the Oldest
actor on the American stage.
c. P. FLoCKToN
Is an English actor and has only been
in this country few years. Character
acting is his line, and he made a big
hit as DR.. Ceneri in Called Back" when
produced in New York TWO years ago.
MARIE BURROUGHS
Is San Francisco young lady, and is
sweet and fascinating artist
with well deserved reputation for
talent and intelligence. She is now Mrs.
LOUIS MASSEY,
Her husband holds second juvenile
position in the company, and is fine
looking. manly fellow. lives very hap
PLY with his wife, never getting jealous
Of the attention which the public be- |
SLOWS upon her.
MAUD HARRISON,
Who plays the principal juveniles, is a
native of New York, and though very |
young has been upon the stage eight |
years She is young member OF Mr.. |
Palmer's old Union Square Company, |
and left that house wlIh the change of |
She Is also very good |
n emotional parts.
ms. E. ]. PHILLIPS
Is one of the best old women on the
stage, but really not so old as some of
he characters she plays.
WALDEN RAMSEY,
A very handsome and proper young
nan, with nee pinces, who is commonly
to be Mr.. Palmer's lick. The
.eason for this supposition and super
itluon Is The TACT mat RImsey has been
With Mr.. Palmer Slice he took the
Union Square ten years ago, and has
)een cast IN every successful piece since.
There is Mr.. Hon nd. of the well-knOwn
theatrical L o land Little CluIch Around
he Corner family, ana hat a dUz. n
,ther male and female members OF TINS
which is now Oh It's first
our away from their home theatre
SAINTS AND SINNERS
The play selected for their initial per
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