The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-22
Notes.
Notes.
Under the Gaslightn is at Daly's.

''Under the Gaslight" is at Daly's.
GA Straight Tip' is a go in New York.
Ovid Musin is giving concerts in Ken
lucky.
Mrs. George Drew Barrymore is seri-
ously i'll.
Barrett has revived ''Yorick's Love- at
| st. Louis.
Grismer and Davis are touring in south
ern California.
| San Francisco public taste is said to have
repudiated 1.-The Clemenceau Casen
Hallen and Hart calculate that thew will
clear $4,000 with Later On'' this season.
| Sol Smith Russell and his ''Poor Rela-
tom are having royal receptions in Bos-
| ton.
The Bostonians are doing 'Robln Hood,
| in Chicago. Jesse Bartlett-Davis is with
| them.
| Charles Pratt, of the late Emma Abbott
company, has gone into the farce-comedy
business.
Mrs. Dion Boucicault Louise Thorn
| dyke is now member of New York
/ stock com pany.
| Corinne has bought "Hendrick Hudson y
She should at once shelve Monte Cristo,
Jrn in its favor.
Emma Juch is billed at Ogden March 9
| anu OdlU Lake, March &, and Denver
for one week following.
Fay Templeton, it is alleged, is making a
success with "Miss McGinty.' Fay and
Nc. are now in Chicago.
"Guido Ferranti" is the title of new
play of Italian life which Lawrence Barrett
has just given New Workers.
Bill Nye and Burbank, the well known
monologist, will begin a tour in April under
the management of Fl. B. Thearle. of
Chicago
AS an extra iDducement the Music and
Drama announces that "Henry Miller will
appear in tights at the Press club enter
tainment."
E. E. Rice is again on the road with
farce comedy, "Never Better'' As
recollectit, when Rice was here last he was
never worse.
The story of 1.-THE Soudan, "the great Eng
hsh meiodrama, Is being done at the Audi
forum. The cast includes Henry Neville
and Louis Balfe
Emma Mabelle Baker is to be the new
prima donna in the reorganized Emma Alb
bolt troupe, which will open in New York
in week or two.
| Richard Mansfield will appear next sea-
son in CHARLES u,' 1.-THE Man Without q
Shadow and 1.-THE Adventures of Don
Juan''-the latter written by himself.
Little Miss Elsie Leslie. who has entirely
| recovered from the recent illness which
compelled her to rest an entire week, is said
to be having new play written for her.
James Owen OConnor's Chicago audi
enceS are searched as they enter the theatre
for fear that they may have tired eggs
weary vegetables or deceased cats CON
cealed about their persons.
Within the past twelve months six new
! amusement institutions have been added to
New ork's list OF theatres, making a total
OF forty play houses now devoted to legiti
mate productions in the metropolis.
Glands Across the Sea-" a new plav bv
Henry Petit, author of "The World, -
'Harbor Lights" and ''London - is now
on in st. Louis. 1t has received some yerv
complimentary notices wherever it has
| been produced.
Patti Rosa recently purchased a hand
some home in the North Side district of
| Chicago. Her earnings this season have
! been far in excess of those of any previous
complete season, and she has twenty weeks
yet to play.-Mirror.
Mr. William A. Brady has made arrange
ments to present Mr.. Max F'reemap's dram
atization of Mr.. Albert Ross novel, ssThou
Shalt Not" at the Union Square theatre
on March 30. The playis to be handsomely
mounted and presented with strong cast.
George Marion will go out as star next
season under the management of E. B. Lud-
low and George Chapman, in piece which
he has arranged and called "Mr. Macaroni. ,,
An excellent company is being engaged for
the popular comedian to the greatest advan-
tage.
''The advancement of the stage must
eventually depend upon earnest and reason
ably disinterested efforts to advance it on
the part of the actors and authors, and e