The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
Stage Dots and lots.

Sarasate and D'Albert appear in tn
theatre February q. 1t is not known a
yet what prices will prevail.
Victoria Vokes has ended her season
She was evidently not the success Rosin;
was.
Frank McNish is the principal featur
and the hit Of the pantomime at Her Males
tvs in London, Minnie Palmer as Clnder
ella not excepted.
Edwin +. Mayo has taken small posi
ton In his fathers company at salarr
that will not permit him to buck the tige
as strongly as has been his custom.-Dra
matte NelUs.
Why doesn't Grismer give US Booth
Babys'
Carrie Turner is visiting her husband i,
England
Both houses are fighting shy of electio,
week as if it were the plague which i
going to rage.
What has become of Nat NJ Brigham2
Where is Evan Stephens? The sunnosi
ton is that at least half a dozen of hi.
illusions on Juch and her reception arr
being held down in the blockade.
The Bostonians are doing immense busi
ness in Chicago.
Mr. W. H Gillette will t1ke ont a com
pany to support him in 1.-The Private seer
tary'' on the 10th of February to plav fo,
the rest of the season. The company VIII
visit only few of the large cities. where
the engagements will be for two weeks y,
more. Mr.. Gillette's new comedy will h,
produced on March / either at the Hollis
street theatre, Boston, or at Proctor
theatre, in this city.
Mr.. Lew Dockstader has left the Herr
man vaudeville company and has accent eG
q prO ont wit Driy,
minstrels
week in Madrid, left fortune of $500 OO0
Gayarre ranked with Campanini anG
Tamagno, and shared their popularity in
the continental capitals. When he made
| his debut Gayarre has hailed as a s.succes
sor of Mario" He never deserved that
title, but he was an artist Of fine talents
He was born at Pampeluna. He mad sung
IN st. Petersburg, Vienna and Rome with
great success before he ''createdn the role
OF Euzo IN .Giaconda,' by Ponchiolli. at
Milan, April 5, 1876. He sang, under the
Guy management, at Convent Garden
London, in the opera seasons from 1877 tn
1881, and afterward in Paris at both the
Italian opera and the National opera house
He never visited this country.
The Chicago Indicator is a lively musical
journal, one to which we are greatly in
debted for occasional news items.
The Dramatic News thinks it is a matter
worthy of mention that BandmaDn is paw
ing salaries. We think so too
Mrs. Langtry is at present in the south
of France. She returns to London abont
the middle of January, when she intends ia
preduce las You Like IT, at the ST,
James theatre. She will, of course, play
Rosalind. f-'
Manager Burgess has just made anotable
booking, the Kendalls, who appear three
nights at the Grand during May.
1t is rumored that ]. B. Booth eldes.
son of the late Junius Brutus Booth. will
shortly wed membe OF the Boston Mn,
scum company. He is also a member nj
the Museum company.
Lawrence Barrett is reported to have al
most entirely recovered from the surgical
operation to which he recently submitted
He viii sail for Europe February for an
extended trip abroad, returning to this
country next autumn.
Mrs. James Brown Potter and Kvrle
Bellew sailed from London on FRIDAY last
fer Australia, whel they are to play under
the management of Garner, Williamson
and Musgrove, opening in Melbourne in
April for season of twenty weeks. Mrs.
Potter has bought the Australian rights of
the plays which viii comprise her roper
toire, namely: LA Tosca,'' "rheodora,,
and Wills and Groves new play, 'Pompa-
dour."
John Stetson is reported to have offered
Henry E. DiXey the sum of $1,000 a week
and percentage of the gross receipts to
assume the leading role in the Boston pro-
duction of the Gcndoliers. The comedian
declined.
The New York Mirror is evidently a
reader of TUE HERALD. The last number
warns Mrs. Langtry that she must look
sharp if she expects to save her property
in Salt Lake county.