The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-30

Moyna. the soubrette character, was
daintily ands c.everly vivacious and in
telligent. Miss Annie Ada ms succeeded
in making the part of Mrs. OConnor
natural and sympathetic. Her exit in
the second act was especially good.
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The following letter was received
yesterday by the Home Dramatic Club:
BIJoU THEATRE, 729 MARKET STREET.
SAN FRANCISCO, Septembe, "a, 1888.
II G. Whitney, Esq, Salt Lake City.
Dear Sir:-Through Mr. Trumbo, who has
| recommended your company in the highe est
terms, write to state that we should like
your offer for four weeks for the above
theatre in your best pieces. Please give full
details, repertoire, terms, etc le
Very respectfully;
Manager.
This recognition of the local talent of
the town is a very pleasant thing to
record, and to no one is it more pleasant
than the amateurs themselves. Their
various business occupations, however.
makes it impossible tor them to enter
into the negotiation.
The Home Club have laid Youth off
rilI Thank giving Day, and are lending
all their energies at present to their four
nights Fair and Conference season,
which opens Thursday next with Storm
Beaten; + riday, The Shaugraun; Satur-
day. Storm Beaten, and Monday,
Sardou' masterpiece, Diplomacy. Mr..
Wells. Mr. Spencer. Mr.. Young, Mr..
Mr.. Taylor Mr.. White, Mr.. Evans, Mr..
CIawson, Edith Clawson, Birdie Cum
mings, Lotte Claridge, Ivy ClaasoD,
Mabel Young. and the others in the
original casts are down on the bills.
NOTES.
The Amy sherwin Opera Co. in Aus
'ialia, is not success.
The Boston Quintette Club will in
clude Salt Lake in its annual tour this
season,
tn MAS W. KEEEE's new leading
lady is said to have ben recruited from
the ranks of the amateurs.
PATTI is on her way home from South
America. She wants 10 visit dear Amer
C: again professionally.
MRS ANNIE LOUISE CARY RAYMOND
baI been visiting Scarboro Reacn, Me-.
an has occasionally sung for the en-
terrain ment of her friends there.
THIS is Francis Wilson'S last season
at The Casino. Next year he stars in
ais own musical comedy. line IS
already being booked for the tour.
MAUD ADAMS. the pretty ingenue,
who made distinct hit in The Paw
master has been engagei for one of
Daniel Frohman's companies.-MirrOr
THE concert for the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers is assuming large
proportions under the care OF Douglas
White. It comes off at the Grand ON
October 18th.
MADAM MoDJEsKA has entered into a
co 1tract with Manager AL. Hayman, of
San Francisco. to star under his man
agement in the United States during
the season of 1889 80. Madam Modieska
will rest this season.
EMMA ABBOT. is a near attraction at
the Theatre; whether she will have Gil
bert and Sullivan's new npe-a ready by
that time, is uncertain. though she now
has 1t in rehearsal. She is making a
feature this season of the Bells of Corne-
vile.
FHF rehearsals as well ss the title of
the new Gilbert and Sullivan opera are
held IN great secrecy. Eaves, who
made the costumes some time ago, will
not divulee any information about the
same. The opera is to be produced in
three cities the same night-London,
Eew York and Chicago.
TIE ost precocious child actress
aver seen in a travelling cnmnauy hera
WAS little Gertie Homat1 who playel so
charming a part in Partners. Her
stimulation of grief at the estrange-
meut of her father and mother was the
most natural thing possible, and
brought choking lump into many a
throat.
LOUIS JAMES and Marie Wainwright
are being verv handsomely managed
this season. TT y s,ru OK out west TO
avoid II electi' excitement and are
doing mon ster business up north in
Montana and Oregon. They open in
San Francisco week from tomorrow,
and are due here in November. Ned
Royle, by the way, is getting some ex-
cellent notices of his rendition of the
part of Valentine in Faust.
Mr. and MRS. kendall and their ST.
James Theatre Company, of London,
will play in this country next season for
twenty weeks. under the management
of Mr.. Daniel Frohman, of the Lyceum
Theatre. After a months engagement
here they will visit Boston, Philadelphia,
Chicago. and other large cities. Mrs.
Keudal's trip to the United States has
long feen contemplated, and her COM
ing will be an interesting event ID the