The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-06
Notes.

STALgY & BARRoN's She is having q
melancholy time IN Omaha.
Miss ADAMS and her daughter visit
Salt Lake next week. with Mrs. B uci-
cault's company.
HENRY MILLER end, his connection
with the Lyceum Company, after they
have played Salt Lake.
CoULDoCK has retired from the ideal
cast of Hamlet. 1t is now thought
Barrett vi assume the ghost.
FANNY DAVENPORT picks up he COM
pany for La Tosca in San Francisco, SO
that we shall probably not see her in
La Tosca.
Music and Drama says, Lewis Nor
rison's tour is about to come TO all I'M
timely end, in Portland. What this
means, cannot, at present, be OWNED.
J. GRIsMER was numerically slated
in San Francisco, for his Shaughraun.
He is now trying Pittacus Green in
Hazel Kirke, which, we should imagine,
would bring down the critics in little
livelier time than the other.
ZIoN's CHORAL UNION seems to have
encountered the usual shoals that have
ever lain in the course of musical
crafts in this community The society
has been disorgsnized, but there is no
intention to give up, as new organlZa-
ton has been effected under the same
name, and the secretary pro tenn, Mr..
Hull, asks US to state that meeting
will be held in the Assembly Hall to-
morrow night, when the permanent
officers will be elected. We wish it all
success.
The Philharmonic Concert, which
comes off on the 25th, Will be a notable
affair. Among the numbers to be rem
dered will be the following: Merry
| Wives of Windsor, selection La Ira
viata, Waltz (Spanlsh) Ell Turia,
Damascus Chorus, Grand Aria and
Pray er from the Freischutz full orches-
| trail accompaniment and the first and
second movement of the E minor cen
certo for piano Will be rendered with
orchestral accompaniment. This is the
finest concert programme OF the season
Gus WILLIAMS opens out at the
Theatre to morrow night in his new
play, heppler's Fortunes, of which 6
contemporary says: "Gus Williams
produced bis new play entitled Keep
piers Fortunes at the Metropolitan las
week and it is the universal opinion
that it is the best production the clever
comedian has ever had. AS Keppler
the big-hearted butcher, Mr.. Williams
is given splendid opportunities to dis
play all his natural comedy talent, ane
his singing, with Frank Girard, o
when We Ran With the Old Machine
made one of the strongest hits ever re
corded in Columbus.
TIE benefit to the tenor, W. Q. Eos
ter. who has sung in more benefits TO
other people than any one we know OF
comes off at the Theatre next Thurs
dav evening, the 10th, and those havin
if in hand, Professor Careless. Professo
Beesly, Mr.. Stephens, Mr.. Savage, an
others, have arranged a sterling Pre-
gramme. The Tabernacle choir wi
take part aided by the orchestra. Pro
t lessor Heine will return in time to a:
! sist; Mr.. Easton, Mr.. Spencer, Nj
t Whitney, Mr.. Goddard, will sing NAL
ouartette; ard Mrs. bruce PugsleJ
Miss Bessie Dean, Mr.. McAllister. MI
= Spry, Mr.. Stephens and MIR. Thoma
. will render the famous Lucia sextett'
The other names concerned Will I
found in the programme In anothe
: column, and we sincerely trust that
+, Will be rendered before full house
The prices have been put down to tn
popular standard for the occasion.