The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-06
Stage Notes.

Grace Henderson has retired from the
stage.
De Belleville joins the Lyceum force
next season.
Richard Mansfield has a new play called
Emma kean.n
The Ladies' musical meets as usual To-
morrow evening.
Manager Burgess has Just booked ssZic
Zag' for three nights this week
The Choral society will meet as usual al
the assembly hall tomorrow evening.
An English company will do "Shenan
doah'' in London, which is bad for .sShen. },
E. M Royle, of this city, is engaged with
the company of the new star, Marie
Hubert Frohman.
1t is said that Augustin Daly REQUIRES
the young men who talk to him through
the telephone to take off their hats
Music aud Drama.
The shenandoah travelling comnanv
played to $4,000 in three DAYS in Omaha
last week. The receipts figured up exactly
the same as the three days played the week
before In Salt Lake.-Nelus Letter.
The Emma Juch Opera company reached
Denver some Sl5, 900 ahead on the seacon
In spite OF WaShouts and snowdrifts and
other disasters. The business in the far
northwest was enormous.-Nelus Letter.
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry have orr
gained reading tour through the English
provinces for this coming summer. Thev
Will open on June %, at St. James Hail
Macbeth will probably be the subject
selected.
Henry Miller has signed with Charles
F'rohman for all of next season. He will
accompany the Shenandoah" Organization
| to San francisco this summer where he
appears Tor the first time since his enpane-
ment there with the Lyceum stock com
pany.
The glorious inwardness of the oueratic
profession: Tamagno, the tenor who earns
=, OOO a night, is accompanied on his tours
by brother who sings in the chorus for
So week. 1t IS said that the brothers do
not travel or llVe together, or have any
thing in common-Save blood.-Niryo,
Frances Wilson has made financial snc-
cess with THE Gondoliers' in Pbila6elnhis
but Gilbert would have a CONFUSION if he
knew the liberties that are being taken
with mis- text. Irreverent interpretations
are met at every turn, and. sad to saw
they get more laughs than the fine. incis,
sive humor of the author-Mtrror.
An enterprising London journal recently
organized conc0nTs as to-which were the
five best actresses in the world. The fol
I I01,i =, results were obtained by vote:
Nellie F'arren, 2,1S3; Sarah Bernhardt
l,9ll; Mary Anderson, 1850. Mrs Lang,
try got left with III votes and Ada Rehan
with 33.-Mirror.
The Booth Modjeska engagement in Chi
cago is said to have produced unprecedent
ed results. 1t will be the last appearance
of Mr. Booth in Chicago for some time
He has decided aversion to travel, and
next seasons engagement, in which Mad
anne Modjeska will not figure, will be solely
divided between New York, Philadelphia
and Boston.-MiYrOr.
Friend Ogden should rush that opera
house along. References like this, which
we find in Music and Drama. do not heIn
her boom to any marked extent: seThe Inch
opera company played in the barn that does
duty as a theatre in Ogden, Utah. and as
Miss Juch was i'll her part of Marguerite
was assumed by Nine. Januchowsky. The
Ogdenites were very indignant, and the
press criticised the performance bitterly.