The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-21
Notes.

Rose Coghlan comes to the theatre soon.
The Carleton opera company is in St.
Louis.
Days company are hitting them hard in
San Francisco.
Dick Golden in "Jed Prouty'' is the open
ing attraction at the Grand.
Milton Mobiles book, 'Shop Talk" is
out, but not out this far as yet.
Jean Clara Walters went back to San
Francisco with Lewis Morrison's com
pany.
Joe Levy, so long connected with Booth
and Barrett, goes out with Booth and Mod
jeska next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will, it is now
settled, make their first appearance in this
country in "a Scrap of Paper"
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett will remain in
Germany until September l, and MIR. Edwin
Booth will remain at Narragansett Pier
until the same time
w. S. Cleveland writes to contradict the
report that Billy Emerson goes on the road
with ]. H. Haverlv. On the contrary, he
is engaged with w. S. Cleveland's Masto-
don minstrels.
Miss Emma Juch took part last week in
the Saengerfest and Musical convention in
Detroit, which embraced all of the singing
societies in Michigan. Miss Juch received
s., 900 for her services.
The Lyceum Theatre company is said to
have played in one week at the Baldwin
theatre to IS, lO3. The Wife, being the at
traction. Sweet Lavender is said to
have played to S, 357 at the same house dur
ing like period.
The burning of the wound made by the
bite OF a mad dog in the play of 'Monbars, -
at the California, is the most realistic stage
trick ever shown in this city, and is so
cleverly done by Mr.. Mantell as to deceive
the closest observer.-lIuSic and Drama.
The New York World says, in connection
with the fact that Booth and Barrett oc-
cupied seats in the balcony during per
Torrance of 1.-The Ooiah," that there were
more peanut shells under the two seats
they occupied than were ever found in the
balcony before.
As predicted a week or two ago, the re
doubtable Colonel Mapleson's opera season
in London has proved failure, VITA a o3s
of $4,000 to the gallant soldiers hackers
The colonel has been left out in the cold by
the new syndicate that has taken Her
Majesty's theater.
The new play which Miss Clara Morris
hopes to bring out at the Union Square
theatre this season is in three acts, is based
on 4 powerful motive and will, it is thought
give Miss Morris an opportunity for the
emplOYment of the entire gauge of her tai
ents. The new play is by Mr.. Stuart, who
furnished Miss Morris with Renee de
Moray"
Marie Wainwright recently gave sup
per to American actresses at the Hotel Vic
tOria, London. Among those present We're
Helen Dauvray, Kate Forsyth, MAZDA
Craigen, Arthur Falkland Buchanan and j.
B. Mason. Following the supper there
was musical seance, in which the Misses
Forsyth, Dauvray and Wainwright parti
cipated. MISS Wainwright is expected to
sail for America to day Wednesday, En-
change.
Although Neil Burgess life is thought
not to be in danger from the recent injuries
received by the explosion of a can Of gaso
line at his home. in the highlands of
Navesink, it is announced, on apparently
good authority, that he may never be able
10 appear on the stage again. Manager J
NJ Hill is, therefore, to read to-day
Wednesday,, a new play by Henry Doblin,
a cousin OF Charles S. Dickson, entitled,
Joseph Lewis and Son." with a view to
production at the Union Square next sea
son This play has been secured for the
Pacific coast by M. B. Curtis and Lewis
Morrison, who are to produce it shortly in
san Francisco.-MiTT0r.