The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-11
g Notes.

"Shenendoah" opens at the Grand
June 5th.
Cleveland's MINISTRIES are on their way to
Salt Lake.
10 Grismer has gone to New York to
look for new plays.
Sothern appears in San Francisco on the
10Th. Maud Adams is with him.
DeWolf Hopper's new opera last Monday
night, "Castles in the Air. scored frost
Lew Dockstader is now humble but
popular member of Orinnos g. Vests
MINISTRIES.
Louis Aldrich's new play of "The Edi-
tor'' was tried for the first time last Mon
day in New York and made success.
shenandoah" is crowding the houses in
San Francisco. Henry Miller, James Bur
rows and Nanette Comstock get principal
mention.
Manager Burton had eLost in Africa"
booked for this week, but up to last even
ing he had received no tidings OF the COM
pany's whereabouts.
From a note requesting that THE HERALD
| be forwarded w. S. Lamoreaux, we learn
that the Logan basso is in New York with
the Dew OFF Hopper opera company.
| Wilson Barrett has selected ''Claudian"
| for his opening in San Francisco He APP
pears at the Salt Lake theatre week from
tomorrow, playing, so far as is now
known, 'Ben-My- Chree, +" "Claudian" and
| Hamlet
John Maguire's connection with the
Grand opera house in San Francisco has
come to an abrupt termination The house
is closed and the company is walking'the
streets. THE HERALD prophesied this end
| ing when it was announced that John had
decided to open with Bandmann.
G. w. Couldock, the veteran actor, will
join Joseph Jefferson and his party in their
annual piscatorial expedition to Buzzard' s
bay, near which Jefferson's new house
will be finished in June. Mr.. Couldock
has finished his engagement with ''The
Great Metropolis and is at liberty for
| next SeaSon.-MirTOr.
Mrs. Potter and Kyrle Bellew are not ex-
citing the natives in Australia, A Mel
bourne paper has this to say of their initial
appearance "The first appearance of
Mrs. Potter and Kyrle Bellew 1.-TWO dis
| tinguiShed notoriety artists) occurred at
Melbourne Princess on Saturday The
presence of the local emblem of monarchy,
added to the fact that Mrs. Potter's cos
tunes are by Worth, of Paris gave a GER
tain air of refined interest to this sad event,
as far as the dress circle and stalls were
concerned. Above in the amphitheatre,
where Worth (of Paris) is not name to
conjure with public interest in Mrs Potter
, took the form of exhortations to speak up,
and vented itself in irreverence calculated
to disgust Worth, of Paris, had that ex.
cellent milliner been there. Even K. Bel
lew provoked an occasional scoff, although
he also is splendidly upholstered person
who realizes our dreams of an adult Little
Lord Fauntleroy. When Mrs Potter sank
r like snowflake upon Bellows knee, OF
fell violently against his heaving bosom, {
roar of laughter dampened her ardor, anG
doubtless dissuaded her from putting or
the Grecian hug. which is reported to bt
t her histrionic card. Bellew, indeed, is
fragile variety of blossom, so perhaps the
i boys were convulsed at the thought o.
Mrs. Potter breaking him. But even in its
arrested development evidences of the pos
, sible sublimity of Mrs. Potter's stage
cuddle were not wanting. She is earnestl,
4 recommended to let it go and never mine
the boys. Mrs. Potter is likewise great OF
/ the faint, although Below, for the matter
of that, can go down sideways with
= slckening thud.''