The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-16

is always room TO get your head between
the audience and the person kissed and that
helps out the deception"
Rose Eytinge has written novel She
has quit acting entirely and is devoting her
SELF to dramatic scnool teaching and liter
airy pursuits.
This disposal Of the matter will relieve
the perturbed mind of the matinee girl. to
whom the stage kiss has been long sub
lect OF bewildering speculation.-M
w. G. Phillips has been made permanent
door-keeper of the theatre, aud by his affa-
BILE manner in this trying position has
speedily won the favor of the theatre
clientele.
Horace Whitney, THE HERALD critic. is
back from his New York visit. 1t is more
than likely that he secured good manu-
scripts for the Home Dramatic company
during his eastern stay.
The Mirror says that Herbert Kelley has
bronchitis, and tue Brooklyn girls took
smelling salts to the matinee last Saturday,
and lett the corks out during the play, to
see II it would help hun any.
The announcement that the Walkers in
tended re- building their burnt opera house
has again been denied by them. I SUSPECT
however, that either this or some like plan
Tor new playhouse has been settled upon.
Another grand concert in the near future
IS talked about. Signor Enr,co Campobella,
Miss Grace Porter, soprano, Herr a.
AGm2ld, the Norwegian viollnist. ana Louis
Eloel. the wonderful child ianist. with
Miss A Bilden as accompanist, will be the
active members.
j. H. StoddarL's 'Goldtinch in a Pair OF
Spectacles," IS conceded TO be an artist :,
delight. ut is a genuine pleasure" saws a
New York critic, ITO see one of the best
actors IN the land once more emerge from
small parts and appear in u role worthy of
his powers
MIR. Miller AYERS that realism in this re-
spect would notdo at all. 1T might be dis
tasteful TO both parties, and what would be
the use OF it, The ladies on the stage don't
want TO be kissed by every man they play
wlth-that is, kissed as the lover would
kiss-and it might not be pleasant to the
men,
Ned Royle's new play entitled, "Quick
sands, is shortly TO be produced in New
York. Mr.. Royle is devoLing himself en-
tlrely to literary pursuits. His poem in a
recent issue OF the Cosmopolitan MdgGzine.
entitled, marie Bashkirtsoff's Apostrophe
to Fame,' Is regarded as very clever
thing.
Stuart Robson's new play, 'tIs Marriage
Failure" of which Archie Gordon and
Adolph Corbett are the authors was first
produced at the Grand Opera house, Gin
clnnatl, last week, and made a decidedly
favorable impression In it Robson PLAYS
man whose life is made burden by an
overdose of mother-in-law, and most of the
plot rests on the marriage problem.
1t seems all of Ada Rehans admirers are
not located in Salt Lake. The following
is FROM young Brooklynlte and alludes to
that charming actress: Still young, still
tipped with rare gold, still supplied with
the warm gurgle of the nursing, her
plush-lined voice was heard from without.
and she pushed the pink flower of her RANT
face In view, and stood timidly twisting
her little fingers like girl graduate
William S. Gilbert, Sir Arthur Sulli-
vans late partner, writes that he will come
to America in the fall of 1891 to secure. if
possible, market for his future wares.
Some one short time since started story
that Gilbert and Sullivan were to bury
their differences and renew their Joint
labors: but nothing further has been heard
OF the matter, and the chances are that
those two great minds will never work to-
gether again.
The stage manager of one of our comic
opera companies made up his mind that he
would put an end togagging Last Friday
night he posted the following notice on the
prompt side: CAN Guying Will be Duly
Fined" This touched the comedian in a
tender spot. He-or somebody-retaliated
by posting this rule ON the o. p. side next
day: "All Filming viii be Duly Guyed.n
The stage manager seriously thinks of Civ
ing it up.--Miror.
The Salt Lake correspondent of the San
Francisco Music and Drama thus breezilv
writes of occurrences here: s'To. davis
Tribune paralyzes the public by announc
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man. Everybody, of course, supposed the
blond professor an Italian. In the concert
Signor Camrobello and his wife, Signorina
Gracia Portera, will be assisted by Signo-
rina Martha Boyle Signor Davido Caldero
has prepared portfolio of the evenings
songs as souvenir of the occasion, and it
IS only fair to presume That Manager Carlo
burtoni's theatre will be severely tested
by the great audience