The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-22
Notes.

Clara Morris is coming west with a
strong company.
Viola Allen has gone to Chicago to join
Shenandoah
Otis Skinner will be Margaret Mather's
leading man next season.
Ada Dyas and Maude Harrison are with
the A. NJ. Palmer company.
Lolita now leads Lillian Russell in the
Dramatic Neics beauty contest.
Frank McNish, the well known minstrel,
will star next season in white face.
The Mirror thinks the falling out of Gil
bert and Sullivan is all an advertising
dodge.
Kate Claxton has shelved 'Green
Bushes" One weeks trial was sufficient.
1t was too old, she says.
After the boy soprano the next attraction
at the Grand VIII be Held by the Enemy,
| bya New York company. They come June
Minnie Hauk has bought the villa Trieb
schon on Lake Lucerne, which was Wag-
ner's residence when he composed 'sSieg-
fried'i
Mrs. Billy Rice has won the suit against
her husband, and Billy will now have to
pay good-sized sum every week for her
support.
NJ. B. Leavitt's new Broadway theatre
in Denver will be ready for the opening on
August IS, with the Emma Juch Opera
company.
stead' in San francisco is Denman Thomp
sons own, but we are sorry to say Den.
man Thompson is not with it.
The proscenium boxes will not be sold on
/ Friday night at the theatre, as both are
used for the UNIQUE scene in front of the
curtain in My Wife's b )nnet."
10 Haworth seems to nave penchan
for dramas of the French revolution era
He will next appear in Destiny drama
tizattr-l of Dickens Tale of Two Cities. }
Palmer's company, the largest ever sem
west, IS now en- route and will be here il
/ due course IL includes OLD man Stoddar-
and Maurice Barrymore, to say nothing OF
Massen and Manic Burroughs.
Jay Rial, the popular manager, has taken
the Grand opera house for the week begin
ming June 80, and VIII put on 1.-The Street:
Of New York." with a strong cast and {
complete stage setting to the play
Leonard Grover, ST., author of eOul
Boarding House, and other well known
plays, is at present in this city and will re
main here for Two weeks. His son, Leon
ard Grover, ir., represents Prof. Cromwell
the gifted lecturer.
For pure gall commend US to the British
manager of the Gaiety company who, wher
informed that Florence ST. John not was
apt TO last the American trip through, wired
his agent here: Engage Lillian Russell as
understuay."
The comic opera, "The Mascot" so popu
lar in this country, was originally produced
at the Bouffes Parisiens in November, 1880
and has been played in Paris alone 1,25(
times. The reputation of Audran, the
composer, may be said to have dated from
the production of la Mascotte''
The success of Elsie Leslie in 'sThe
Prince and the Pauper' seems to be of en-.
tirely different quality from that achieved
in Little Lord Fauntleroy.n Those who
have read The Prince and the Pauper'
cannot fail to nave been impressed with its
dramatic episodes. AS the story wa.
dramatized by Mark Twain himself, there
is every reason TO believe thatit stronges
points have been forcibly ard clearly
brought ont. The production has been ;
complete success everywhere in the east
and it is booked to appear in Salt LAX,
sometime this summer