The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

excited uproarlous laughter, with some
people 1t could not do otherwise, but the
oddly of seeing the stately Palmer COM
pany in such trash could not entirely be
recovered from. The company leave for
Denver this morning.
Maurice Barrymore's connection with
the Palmer company closes very soon, and
early in October he will strike out for him
self by starring in ''Reckless Temple
new play by Mr.. Thomas, who wrote "a
Man of the World'' MIR. Barrymore said
to HERALD representative that he had
great hopes of the play. He viewed
Thomas as the coming dramatist. and he
thought he had done some great work in
Reckless Temple His manager will be
Hill of the Union Square, and Caroline
Hill, wife of Herbert Kelley, viii play the
leading lady's part. Mr.. Barrymore
is not only one of the most
popular young actors of the day, but one
of the most brilliant actors. His play of
ssNajesda''is said to be one of the strongest
dramas ever written, and his controversy
with Sardou, whom he accuses of having
iesda," has passed into the annals of stage
history.
Mr. Stoddart heard with much interest
of the coming of Mr.. Couldoca to Salt Lake,
and he held a conversation last evening,
with the manager of the Home club relative
to the production of Saints and Sinners
here sometime next year, with himself
in the roll of the minister and Home club in
the supporting parts. He is to have a
great part in "a Pair of spectacles," the
comedy which opens the MadisonSquare this
nf hot ha
thinks he may have some leisure, and, with
Mrs. Stoddard, might be able to make
trip to Salt Lake. 1t would be a great
event, and one that would rival the at
tractiveness Of the Couldock engagement.
Notes.
Henry Jarrett, who is managing the
Palmer tour, is one of Americas veteran
managers. He is the Jarrett of the old or
iginal Jarrett g. Palmer firm, who brought
out the "Black Crook" and ne cited clear
over a million dollars. He Mr. Leonard
Grover, ST., and Mr.. Stoddart three old
times friends, met at the theatre yesterday
morning and it was like an old time quilt
ing party to hear them exchange remiois-
cences.
Maurice Barrymore's salary is said to DE
$3.50 per week.
Mauds Harrison looks as young as she
cheffs'' with Charlie Thorne.
One of the most unique and at the same
| time useful books to the musical student.
professor or critic, is Musical Year Book
of the United States" issued by g. H.
Wilson. of Boston. 1t contains record of
all the high class music performed in this
country during each year, and notes of the
first renditions of standard musical com
positions. Mr.. Nat NJ. Brigham is friend
of the author, and to him THE HERALD is
indebted for copy of the model compila
! ton for the season of 1889 and $780,
Cora Tanner opens in the new play, zone
Error" in New York tomorrow night
Ada Dryer is prominent member of the
cast.
The typo made US put a strange foreign
gentleman into Prof. Careless chair yester
day, but the gentleman's friends knew who
was meant.
Langtry is not coming to America this
season.
Manager Burgess is now in the commits
sion business on First South.
THE Prince and the Pauper'' has no
caught on in San Francisco.
Some Of the papers are trying to boom
Mckee Rankin down east, but we don't be
lieve it will go.
Another of Lawrence Barrett's drught
ers will shortly be married. The prospect
i've groom is society man, Marshall S. p
Williams OF Roxbury, Mass.
"Just Our Luckn is the title of Kate
Castleton's new comedy.
Henry Miller tells reporter: at wa.
my first sight of London in eighteen years,
said Mr. Miller, s'but knew every stree
and turn, and found my way around tn,
city as easily as if | had only left there yes
terday. L went to the theatres of course
Days company has made great hit il
"As You Like It." and Ada Rehan's per
sonal triumph is very great. Nat Good
win has made himself very popular, ant
the critics seem to like him while they d,
not think much of his play. Clement Scot
said the severest things about him. / me
many Americans on the other side On
doesn't seem to be able to meet anybod,
else in London. They had great deal o
talk about Shenandoah" over there, hav
ing heard of its wonderful success. Sc
it is still doing big business in Chicago
Astonishing, the triumph of the play, ISM
it?u
The 'sTale of Coat" Bouccicault's ney
play, written for Sol Smith Russell, ha
not made success.
The relations between Kate Castleto
and her husband, Harry Phillips, are YER
much strained.
DlAOy lOlIUWo EI.Slc lLtSllc dl tiiS DdluWl
in San Francisco.
Householder-I'l give you five cents i
you viii stop playing "Sweet Violets" an
go away.
Organ grinder-s'Whita Wings'' fiy
centa, Sweet Violetta" ten centa.- Mus
cal Courier.
Maurice Barrymore celebrated hi
thirty eighth birthday yesterday. In hi
dressing room last evening an odd geniu
appeared with gilded horse shoe whic
he said he had done as bit of good luck t
, AN actor whom he had known in Ne,
, York, thrusts it into Barrymore's han
and would have disappeared without fur
!, Their comment had not the actor called hir
in, wouderingly questioned him and mad
him accept gratuity. Barrymore treas
ures the horse shoe and accepts it as
omen of good fortune in his coming stal
ring venture.
PATTI RESPECTFULLY DECLINE S-CANNO
FILL BOTH ENGAGEMENTS.