The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-31
DRAMATICANDLYRIC.
The Private Secretary" by the
Growers and Home Club.
TUESDAY NIGHTS CONCERT.
Ada Dwyer Growers SUGGESTIVE Home Club
VIII Open the Logan Opera
House.

Leonard Grover, ST., author of "Our
Boarding House," and Leonard Grover,
lr., the comedian, will soon terminate their
pleasant stay in this city snd proceed west
ward to take up an engagement in San
Francisco. Theatre goers will be pleased
to learn that we are TO see them in play
complete before they go, Mr.. Grover ir's
Glllpod in the Burgess benefit, especially,
having given US taste of his ability suf-
ficient to make US wish to see him in a
whele piece instead of askeleton of play
Arrangements have been made to put on
"The Private Secretary with the Home
Dramatic club. This is a comedy in which
Mr.. Grover long starred with N A Ken
nedy as Cattermole, and with Wells, Spen
Ger, Young, Edith Clawson and the others
in the cast it viii make big bill. Friday
and Saturday, August IL and Ii, with matt
nee, are the dates set.
Tuesday evening at the theatre the con-
cert rendered Prof. Planet, the violist, and
his wife, will come off. An attractive pro-
gramme has been prepared as follows:
"Nabucodnosor, Verdi Orchestra
Frand Fantasta-'C Carmen BiZet......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mons L. Planet
Decentralization, A. Silvestre-
Nine. Planet
Observation-Disclosures, Mohr..Prof E' W T Kent
Fantasia-Brilliant Souvenir de Haydn
ouand L'Oiseau chante, Tagiiaio o D0H's 0elA
Les Myrtes, Faure 1900
selection-vestafe Mercadante orc bishel
Fantasia-Cornet, Elm Vogel'' Hartman
A. Zimmerman
Moonlight, Planet l,.o -,
Song-"Beautlful Evening STAR Wagner
Coronation March, Meyerbeer. Orchestra
Prof Radcliffe, Accompanies.
The San Francisco Examiner says of
Prof. Panels concert in the Baldwin
theatre:
'srhe Baldwin theatre was well filled
down stairs last night when M. and Nine
Planet, assisted by some of the best loca,
artists, gave concert. 1t was M Planets
debut before an American audience and
many people who knew his father in the
early days gave a kindly greeting to his
clever SON. M. Planel's contributions tc
the programme were for the most INN or.
tant part violin solos, He is a very finished
master of the instrument, plays with ex
cellent technique and exceptional feeling
and expression. His selections were vari ed
and included the Concerto Romantioue, of
GODDARD, grand fantasia in Carmen and
a little composition of his own. He was
literally applauded and encored several
times. In addition to his violin playing he
sung two French songs, displaying a sym
palmetto voice of good tenor quality with
evident training in its use. The pro
grafume was little, out of the ordinary.
otherwise. Nine. Teckley- Panel a lady
who made reputation at the Paris GYM
bands violin accompaniment She ia in
face and manner somewhat like Sara
Bernhardt, and her reading is graceful.
impressive and interesting. She is also y
clever actress as she showed in a little
comedy by Dreyfus, which she played with
M. Bainville.h
Nellie McHenry, well remembered as one
Of Salsbury's "Troubadors,'' is starring
this season. and one of her earliest dates
will be in Salt Lake. She comes to the
theatre Thursday and Friday evenings in
her new play Lady Peggy the printing
of which is lurid enough to swarm the
galleries. The New York Tribune saws of
the actress and play: Miss Nellie Nc
Henry, after her long career in eytrava.
ganza, finds 1t difficult to observe the pro-
prieties even of farce. In her new piece.
Lady Peggy which is lengthy farce
touched with melo-drama, she plays the
part of a tomboy in pawnshop-a char.
acter resembling Totals in Pawn Ticket
2lO.' In the first act she is made tc
pass herself off on an elderly man as his
new-found daughter. She is as exuber.
ant as ever. The audience at the Hay
market, where Lady Peggy was pro
duced for the first time, was satisfied with
the play and on the best Of terms with the
actress. In the cast are two acting dogs
that receive a liberal share of the ap
plause.n
The new Logan opera house is finished
and the house-warming will occur durinf
September, with the Home Dramatic clut
as the attraction. The new house is some
thing that the Loganites take great prid,
in, and very iustifiably so, as nothing in
the territory outside of Salt Lake car
come up to it for handsomeness and con
venience. Mr.. Thatcher in a letter t.
Manager Burton says he has had many ap-
plications from companies DESTROYS O.
opening 1t, but he preferred that the Home
club should be the first to set foot on it:
boards HELD by the Enemy and "Con
fusion" neither Of which has ever beer
done in Logan, will be the bills The date,
will probably be September Is, 10 and 20
the Union Pacific will give excursion rate.
and many Salt Lakers, without doubt, will
go up with the club.
The New York season is opening up, ant
all over the land actors and managers ar,
waiting anxiously for the verdict on som,
piece ia which they have an interest
Here in Salt Lake our little colony of pro
fessional people and amateurs have viewed
with more interest than usual the openint
of the Fifth Avenue theatre, where ADJ
Dwyer had prominent part in the play o
Zone Error produced by Cora Tanner las
Monday evening. The New York paper.
of Tuesday last are at hand, and wnerea.
opinions differ as to the strength of tn,
play and the abilities of the star Their,
are no two opinions on Miss Dryers work
which seems to have attracted even NOR,
attention than thato the star herself which
is not an inconsiderablc thing, in view o
Miss Tanners experience and standing
Here is a concensus of opinion from tn;
leading papers, on Miss Dryers rendition
The Coraline GARNER OF Ada Dwyer dialec
emotional part was good piece Of acting, anl
she got a well earned recall for one of he
scenes Bo7gd.
Ada Dwyer. an hitherto unknown actress