The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-10

/ II HOPE / am not disturbing Won.
madam, :" he said, as he squeezed By ner
to 60 out at the end of the first act. She
| answered, with a most angelic smile:
mot at all-my husband runs the bari''
-AHo.
Mr.. HENRY E. DIXEY will close the
most prosperous season "Adonis' has
yet had at Montreal, June %, and in
the middle of June will sali for Europe.
While in germany. Mr.. Dixey will be
! the guest OF Herr Somewhat, the cele-
DRAFTED actor, with whom he will make
| tour through the Vaterland. STUDYING
the German school for acting. Next
September. Mr.. DIxey will return to his
| native heath. and "AdoDis" will again
swing around the dramatic circle.
THERE was roy on the quiet in one
OF our churches the olheg nighta
certain school commandments. A
Young bssso who lately made a great
hit in Salt Lake was brought down all
the way from Logan to sing. & certain
weilkuown musician caHe WITH him as
accom- PIANIST. but apo: hFr csr;btu we'll
known musician who had charge of the
exercises objected to the first ones
seating himself at the piano. Where
upon there were many words, but no
blows, and their basso song went over.
The HERALD acknowledge with pleas
ure the receipt from Manager A. NJ.
| Palmer, of New York, of a handsome
and tastefuily compiled memento of the
great Wallack testin onial, which Mr..
| Palmer was one of the principals in ar
| ranging. 1t contains the correspond
eDce with Booth, Barrett, jeiierSon and
| MIR. Wali&cS which led up TO the affair.
! " hcr for fnrto 81 10 ,,g <
| principals ana auziliaries, the citizens
com mittee, the dramatic committee.
| plan of the house, ETC., etc. Altogeiher
| it is a souvenir which one may Justly
feel great pride in possessing.
WIN. T. CARLETON writes me a letter
contradictiDg the statement made on
the authority OF one OF his friends in
| last weeks Mirror that be was prostrat-
ed with rheumatism. There is not the
slightest foundation for this report.n
says Mr.. Carleton, land l cannot imag-
inc how it can have happened. AS your
paper is widely quoted in the out-of-
| town press, such rumor is liable to Sc
| riOusiy prejudice my business interests.
| | never was IN better health in nv life.
and ali last week made double lump
| of about twenty feet in the death scene
| in Fra Diavola. That doesn't look
much like rheumatism, does itP" I'm
| glad TO know that the fayorlte singer ls
| in trim for such gymnastics. HIS alb
| sence even for a short time, would
make an irremediable gap in the COM
pany that bears his name.-Mirror.
The Queen of DeDmark's suit against
Hamlet for $26 for salary and expenses
brought James Owen O'Connor and
Mrs. O'Connor to the Jefferson Market
Civil Court again yesterday. The Queen
is Mrs. Emma Young CrOsbie, and the
Workingwomen's Protective Union
brought the suit for her. The Q. cen
had bunch OF pink ribbons in her
black velvet hat. Hamlet wore plain
black, as usual. Hamlet's personal
liberty depends upon his paying the
judgment and costs If the decision is
against him. because the action is
brought by the WorkingWomen's Pre-
tective Union, which has special stat
ute to help it. He msy be locked up
fifteen days, and Rosencrantz snd
Guildenstern will see him hang ed b.
fore they'll take his sentence of his
hands again.-NeW York. Sun.