The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-14
Notes.

The "Giddy Gusher'' papers are about to
be issued by the Mirror.
Barry and Fay have a new play called
Little Lord McElrOy."
Booths place during his illness has been
taken by John A. Lane.
Evan Stephens has Just bought a house
and lot. Can it be that -!
Rose COghlan has made d hit in her new
play ''JOcelyn" in New York
w. J. Seaman has gone over to sing
Peek a-BOo to the Britishers.
Helen Dauvray writes a column on base
bal in last Sundays New York Herald.
Robson and Crane commence their fare
well engagement in New York tomorrow
night.
Young Mrs. Winthrop and Chispa'' are
two American productions lately rendered
in London.
The Ladies' Musical society hold their
next recital tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at Calder's hall.
The Home club are contemplating
''YOuth' at arms length, before deciding
finally to cope with its difficulties.
Frederic de Belleville has been secured
to create the leading rOle-Jack Dudley-in
the production of Hands Across the Sea-
The series of haIf-hour concerts and lee
lures to be opened by the rowing club at
the opera house Wednesday evening, bid
fair to be very popular affairs.
A feature of the mariana" production
viii be a; Spanish dance executed by ten
young ladies and gentlemen to the accom-
paniment of guitars and mandOlins.
The Swiss Bell Ringer crew are curious
one of their lodges is to shOwup in editorial
sanctums after the performances, and en-
deaYor to purchase favorable notices.
John Duff, who died recently, was father
of the Duff who produced "a Trip tC
Africa here, and was the first manager
who brought out ''Pinafore" in this country
Mary Anderson's American dates have
all ''gang aft aglee" and the lovely Ameri
can has sailed off to her English home
Rumor has it that June will see her united
to her manager, Mr.. Abud.
Frank Daniels, who has come to the front
as one of the best paying star comedians Of
the day, by dint of hard work and deter
mination, has little to worry about regard
| ing the future. He is booked in 'Littlt
Puck'' solid for the next two seasons.
Efie Ellsler is playing in San Francisco
and during her presence there an effort
| will be made to revive "Hazel Kirke" with
as many as possible of the old principals in
the cast. Jack White of this city, has beer
wired to ask if he will take his old part Of
Met.
Osmond Tearle, at last accounts, was
playing Lear and Virginius in EdinborC
town to large houses, and the discriminat
| ing critics of the conservative Scotch capita
were bestowing hearty praise upon his
work. Mr.. Tearle is becoming a favorite
attraction in the British provinces.
Mrs. Potter will make her first appear
ance at Niblo's tomorrow night, and viii
present during the week the following rep
ertoire: Monday and Tuesday, Romeo and
Juliet" Tuesday and Saturday matinee
''Camille;;" Wednesday matinee and Friday
evening, 1.-THE Lady of Lyons" and Wed
nesday and Saturday evenings, 'She
Stops to Conquer" This will be the last
season of Mr. Henry E. Abbey's manage
ment of Mrs. Potter, and neither party ap-
pears sorry. 1t is Mrs Potter's intention
to follow Mrs. Langtry's example and man
age herself. 1t is understood that Mr.
Kyrle Bellew will be in partnership with
Mrs. Potter in her enterprise.-New York
Herald.