The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-18

2-Ballet Music, "Loin du Ball. Gil ct
Orchestra.
3.-Baritone Aria, GOOD Night. Ny
4.-Valse, "Ru al Pictures 49,. Czibulka
Orchestra.
5-First Movement of Unfinished
6.-Contraito Solo, "A summers
Might've Thomas. Miss JennieHawley
Abt..... ............... Mrs. A. Silva
Part second to conclude with Gounods
"Messe st Cecilia -
Further details OF the event will be
found IN our advertisement columns. =.
A high treat is in store for lovers of
music in the announcement by Man
ager Douglas White that he has secured
the famous Boston Quintette Club for
the Grand Opera House. The club in
cludes one of the best violinists, celIoists
and huiists in the country, and &C
companying them is the soprano, Miss
Carpenter. Of the company the
Charleston Courier says: The greatest
musical event OF the season came off at
the Academy last evening in one of the
incompatible concerts of the world
famous Boston Quintette Club. It is
folly to attempt anything like criticism
of the performance of these great arr
lists. Their music is sim ly the very
perfection of harmony. Each member
of the Quintette is master of his art,
and the five combined pour forth the
most enchanting melody. Every piece
was rapturously applauded.
Notes.
VERDI q hard at work on his new
opera of Romeo and Juliet,
LOUIS JAMES is 48 years old; off the
stage his wife looks his granddaughter
The Haverly- Cleveland Ministries
come along to the Theatre the end of
this month.
THE Lyceum Company opened in
Sweet Lavender at the Home Theatre
last Tuesday.
SEATS are sod two months ahead for
The Old Homestead, at the Academy
of Music, New York.
MAUDIE ADAMS has made her first ap-
pearance with the Lyceum Company,
New York, and goes out on the road
with Sothern.
CAROLINE HILL will return to this
country from England to spend the
Christmas holidays with her husband,
Herbert Kelley.
IT is stated that William Crane sold
his interest in The Henrietta to Stuart
Robinson for $25 600, the transfer tax
ing place at Omaha on the 28th ult.
BRONSON HoWARD's new military play,
which will be produced at the Boston
Museum on the 10Th, has been finally
entitled Shenandoah-a better title than
'61-'65.
WHEN Patti wanted $1,000 a per-
Torrance for a second tour of South
America. Aboey said NO" After all
the money taken there with her by his
firm less than $50 900 was made.-Music
and Drama.
THERE is no truth In the rumor that
the former Montreal favorite, Nav
Howard-who has not been heard Of
for some years-is to be resurfected from
her retirement and brought to Cali
fornia on borrowed capital as an ad-
junct to Neil Warmers Shakespearian
project.
GEORGIA CAYyAN isstated to have said
recently TO reporter: IF had a son
1 should be unwilling to have him I
adopt the theatrical profession. Withf
a woman any sphere outside the
domestic circle has a broadening in
fluepcs. With man. theatrical life has
an effect exactly the contrary"
Mr. PALMER has been invited by
Mr.. Edison to be present at MenIo
Park when one of the inventors phon-
ographs will reproduce the lines of two
acts OF Captain Swift" now running
at the Haymarket Theatre in London.
The instrument has just been received
from Mr.. Edison's agent in London,
who evidently took it to the play with
him.
Mr.. NED RoYLE, whose delineation OF
Sir Ben amin Backbite shows be has a
clever comedy vein, is re-engaged for
the next season with the company. He
has not been seen in his best parts in
Salt Lake, being east as Horatio in
Hamlet, Cassie in Romeo and Juliet,
He expects to come home to spend his
vacation next wear, and has so wildly
pointed the delights of Salt Lake sum-
mer to Mr.. James, that that gentleman
is ain ost persuaded to come on here for
his seasons re t,
Mrs. GRIswoLD who as Annie Robe
was one of the fairest dramatic bios
SONS transplanted to this soil from
Albion by the late Mr.. Wallack, seldom
goes to the theatre nowadays. She
dwells quietly in an apartment on
Ninth Street near Fifth Avenue, and
finds enjoyment in domestic life, while
Mr.. Griswold pursues his legal studies.
She will Uever in all DrOhahiiikv ha
But although her retirement is final
this charming actress is likely to be
seen before long with our society
comedians in private theatricals. The
project of founding throat hospital
In this city has laid claim to her sym
pathies.-hirrOr.