The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
Musical and Dramatic Jots.
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MuSlCdl anu DfdiudtiC JOtS'
Laura Bellini will star next season.
Manteu opens at the California theatre,
San Francisco, July Sth.
Minnie Palmer is back in America, play
ing in My Brothers Sister"
Albani gratified her admirers in San
Francisco by appearing in opera.
George S. Knight had another relapse
justas he was about to venture on the stage
again.
Frank Daniels has been sufficiently
prosperous this season to take run to
Europe.
Efie Eusler closes her San Francisco
engagement this week with the Two
Orphans"
Viola Allen was given a benefit in Boston
last W eek, and she selected Hazel hirke"
as the play.
Fanny Davenport turned around and
went back from Omaha. She cometh not
to Salt Lake.
Lydia Thompson is still wandering
through the east. She must have good
bank account.
Lewis Morrison and John A. Stevens
have formed d combine and have tele-
graphed for dates at the theatre.
Stephens company are now deeply enam-
ored of ''Eruani,n and they have already
conquered several of the choruses.
The anxiety of the public to see Robson
and Crane together during their last sea-
son, is crowding their houses nightly.
,Janauschez was taken i'll in Oakland and
could not appear. The report does not
state whether ii was the receipts, or what.
Fanny Davenport and Melbourne Nc
Doweu, the young man who played the
surgeon in Held by the Enemy here, Will
be married this month.
Matt Sayder, the clever actor who took
the part Of the lawye Ell last night, might have
taken Judge Anderson as his model, he
looked so much like him.
Young Sothern's San Francisco engage
ment is amounting TO a big thing. His fame
viii soon equal that of his father Sothern
appears ere long at the theatre.
The BostOnians," who include Marie
Stone and Jessie Bartlett Davis, open in
San Francisco a week from tomorrow.
They will be seen in Salt Lake on their re
turn.
San Francisco Utsic and Drama says:
!. ThaXter as Met IN Hazel Nirke'' makes
everything possible out of that small but
important character bit. 'IhaNter,' IS the
alias that hides our friend Jack White.
Manager French was an interested spec
tator of the Booth and Barrett sale yester-
DAY. Next season Booth and Modjeska,
Mary Anderson and Barrett form the prin-
cipai attractions al his Broadway theatre.
Thatcher. Primrose q Vests company.
which will shortly appear here under Al
Hayman's management, will number fifty
eight people, and will be the largest ana
most expensive minstrel organization that
has ever crossed the continent
One of the important big dramatic sensa-
tons that viii be sent west in another sea
son will be Bronson Towards comedy,
shenandoah" which opens on the same
night next September at the Star theatre,
New York, and the Princess theatre, Lon
don.
The Brooklyn Eagle says: Thomas
Moore Irish harp will be played on at con
cert in Cincinnati next month. 1t Is owned
by George William Childs. editor of the
vivacious Philadelphia Lcdgcr, who COM
poses obituary poems to its dulcet har-
monies.n
Russell Bassett the admirable Hobbs of
the Little Lord FauntlerOy' company,
brought Lawrence Barrett to this city for
the first time nine years ago. The business
on the opening night only amounted to S545.
Later Mr.. Bassett appeared here as the Jew
in the ''Black Flag"
Mr.. Bennett. of the Denver y Rio
Grande. politely informed Booth and Bar
rett S agent when he asked 10 nave eNcar-
sion rates given over the railroads during
the engagement, that he could see no rea-
son for cutting down the railroad rates,
when the actors trebled theirs.
Mr.. [ awrence Barrett expects TO spend
S.O.uJU on the production OF William
Yollpg's new play of "GanelOn," which
will be given its first representation OctO-
Der : in Chicago. Two hundred people will
be employed in the production, which
promises to be notable one.
Madame Fursch- Madi sailed for Europe
on the City OF Rome on Wednesday, having
been engaged as the dramatic prima donna
for the COvent Garden London) season by
Manager Augustus Harris. During the
past season Madame fursch- Madi appeared
I in sixty concerts and festivals IN the plIn-
| cipal cities of the United States, under the
management Of L. NJ. Ruben. Negotiations
are pending for her appearance in opera IN
| New York next season.
| Phil Margett5. accompanied by j. +.
! Evans and a good company. proposes to
| visit the southern country as far south as
Sanpete. taking III all intermediate points
! He will regale the country cousins Win
| Joshua Whitcomb. the exclusive right tC
produce which in Utah was granted to Mi
| Margetts by Denman Thompson, the pro
prietor. This will be IAN all hail and fare
we'll visit of our tOwnsmau. and he has
| every reason to look forward to pleasure
! trip in ali sense of the term.
! Daniel Frohman's Lyceum theater com
pany. from New York, returns on It's sec
ond annual tour with its second big success
that of Sweet Lavender the lively
English comedy which constituted the chiet
success of the past season in New York.
Of course the popular play, The Wife, .
will likewise be presented on the present
tour. In Sweet Lavender" the company
will be seen in different class OF work
than in The Wife" Sweet Lavender,
is bright comedy, full of humor and with
many dainty pathetic touches II shows
the versatility and skill of the company Il
great advantage.
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