The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-15
Stage and Platform Notes.
Milton Mobiles is near at hand.

Milton Mobiles is near at hand.
The Kendalls come to San Francisco.
Edwin Booth is in splendid health and
spirits.
Barnes Of New York; will be shortly
seen in San Francisco.
DeBelleville is back from Belgium, ready
to support Clara Morris.
Mansfield carries forty supers with hin
for the armies in Richard Ill"
Charles Hoyt comes to Salt Lake tc
personally superintend the brass Mon
/ key" production.
'The Stowaway," arattle-bang sensation
which is now exciting San Francisco, soon
comes to Salt Lake.
Rosina Vokes is going to return. If il
takes a citizens petition, we must have her
repeat Amateur Rehearsals."
Prof. Kent has waved the baton success
fully over the op, IA house orchestra during
the last two performances.
The DdiLy DiStdnced announces Charles
Reade as the author of, Forget Me-Not."
This will be news to Herman Merivale.
Handsome Dave Hayman, husband OF
the beautiful Lillian Grubb, will soon be IN
Salt Lake in advance Of Margaret Mather.
Mr.. Halton, the scene painter, now at
work in the theatre, will remain here If he
can find sufficient work to engage his brush.
Milt G. Barlow has abandoned the field
of minstrelsy and gone out starring in
Three Wives to One Husband" Poor Milt
George Min has leased the Opera House
in Melbourne, Australia, for one year, and
will open it the last of this month with
"Henry v"
b. B. Young had chance to go out with
the Emma Juch Opera company, and
Omaha is enthusiastic because he has re-
fused the offer.
E. H Pierce, of Brigham city, Mrs.
Eleanor C. Young, and Mr.. j. M. Barlow
are among the new faces to appear in the
coming production of Youth
Eight o'clock, the fall and winter hour,
will be the time for raising the curtain
at the theatre from now on till the bathing
season rOuts theatricals again, when it will
go back to $50.
Evans s. Hoe in ''Parlor Match -
opol az g ~Irauu opera house Tuesday
night for three performances; this means
that both houses will be pitted against each
h, T lree gifts this week.
Last Tuesday was the fortieth anniver-
sary of Edwin Booths first appearance on
the stage, That pregnant event occurred
at Boston, where the embryo tragedian
played Tressel to his illustrious fathers
Richard.
w. V. Barn lrd, manager, asks Us to
state that the New York Dramatic company
will not take the road with the ''Miser'' and
''Hagar" until the right to produce those
plays has been determined by law suit
now pending.
shenandoah" was produced in New
York last Monday evening in the presence
of tremendous gathering of notables. The
New York Herald praises the performance
and says Bronson Howard had just, but
only Just missed a triumph. Henry Mlller's
acting was classed as effeminate, but we
want TO hear from some Of the other papers
before adopting that verdict as final
Mr.. E. H. Sothern will continue play ing
lord Chumley'' at the Lyceum theatre
until October %, when "Our Flat" will be
presented for three weeks. On November
Is the regular season at the house will be
ushered in by the stock company in
Belasco and De Miles new comedy, "The
Charity Ball. The new comedy which
Manager F'roham has on hand for Mr.. Z.
H. Sothern is entitled "Ai For Her." and
is by Mr.. Herman Merivale.
The New York Herald makes a funny
blunder in speaking of the Kendals; the
writer of this got mixed up with "Diplom
acy'' and Wen warrant he heard from his
editor next day: ''They are expected to
arrive here about the 25th of the present
month, and will open their season with
their company at the Fifth Avenue theatre
in "a Scrap of Paper" Mrs. Kendall be-
ing the Dora and Mr.. Kendall the Julian
Beauclerc."