The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-07
Notes.

THERE IS faint talk of resuseitation
of the Mikado.
SARAH BERNHARDT's opening in San
Francisco does not take place until
November 22d.
e. ]. BUckLEY's My Partner venture
on the coast has gone under. Ed. re-
turns to the east poorer, but wiser
man.
a BOSTON writer says Mansield's Ko-
Ko Is the worst yet. He PLAYS the part
with an eye glass and makes up as a
dude.
GILLETTE & KENNEDY have lust ar
rived in New York and are doing the
Private Secretary at the Grand Opera
House.
OWEN FAwcETT has given up his
starring tour, and is now a member of
Modjeska's company. He will support
Edwin Booth next season.
THE HOME Dramatic CLUB are hard
at work on the Bankers Daughter.
which will shortly be revived with all
the old magnifcence of scenery and cos
tuning. G3
VIOLA ALLEN, who played Esmeralda
here, is leading lady with Salvini. We
have not yet learned what prices are to
prevail for the tragedian's engagement
on the Goth.
WILLIAM CASTLE will sing the title
role in the Gypsy Baron, at the Casino.
The part resembles that of Fra Diayolo.
IN which Mr.. Castle won much of his
reputation.-Tiples.
LEWIS MORRISON states that the play
of Twenty Years After, which De Belle
vile is doing IN San Francisco. is the
old piece Deception, in which Morrison
and Percy appeared in Salt Lake.
EMILY RIG'L met with a. shameful re-
ceptien in Barrymore's new play OF
Najesda, IN London. The piece did not
suit the notion of the Englishers, and
Miss Rig was Kissed, howled and cat
called off the stage.
MAPLEsoN's COMPANY. with Minnie
Hauk, plays Carmen at the Salt Lake
Theatre on March 18th. As the stiff
price list Will not prevail. the event
ought to create good deal of enthasi-
asm among musical circles.
The CAUSE of the sudden recall of the
manuscript of Confusion from the
Home Dramatic Club here has been ex-
pldlucQ W q pdldf5td "a III tuc DFNbtOJG
Times, which states that John W.
Jennings has purchased the exclusive
right TO perform the comedy. Al letter
from Mr.. French to the local manage
ment says the royalty amounts to 500
per week. --,..,.
THURSDAY LAST mas notable day in
theatricals in New York. Three of the
leading houses, Wallack's, the Madison
Square and Daly's, devoted the after
noon to a matinee for the Actors Fund,
and the programmes were arranged as
follows. at Waliack's Theatre, at 2
o'clock Mr.. Wallack's company ap-
peared in. the second act of SheYidan's
comedy of The Rivals; at 3 o clock. Mr..
A. Nj. Palmer's company. from the
Madison Square Theatre, appeared in
The second act ofgW. s. G:lberrs COM
sdy of Engaged; at O'Clock, Mr.. Daly's
company appeared in the third act OF
Love on Grutcnes. At the Madison
Square Theatre, at 2 o'clock, Mr..
Planners company appeared in the first
act of Gilbert's comedy OF Engaged; at
O'Clock, Mr.. Days company appeared
in the second act or Love on Clutches:
at O'Clock, Mr.. Wallsck's company
appeared in the last act of Sheridans
The Rivals. At Days The
atre. at O'Clock, Mr.. Daiy's company
appeared in the first act of Love on
Clutches; at 3 O'Clock. Mr.. Wallack's
company appeared in the fourth act OF
Sheridan's comedy, The Rivals; at
o'clock Mr.. Palmer's company APP
peared in the third act OF Gilbert's
,bmedy, Engaged.