The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-16
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Notes.

Notes.
Belle and Herbert Archer are in the AT
Liberty" list.
Nym Crinkle is the dramatic critic on the
Ne1C York Recorder.
Lewis Morrison made money in 1.-THE Dukes
Motto" IN San Francisco.
Grismer and Davies open their fall season in
"Fernclin" to morrow night in San Francisco.
1.-The City Directory" without Charlie Reed,
comes to the theatre after the Lyceum com
pany.
"a High Roller the new farce comedy of
which so much was expected, turns out to be a
frost.
Jane the first of the New York openings, is
branded as a failure by the Herald, and as fair
success by the dramatic papers.
Alabama" had great opening in San Fran
cisco last Monday night, and there, as here,
Old Man Stoddard received ovation.
William Castle has abandoned his conserva-
tory in Philadelphia to become professor of
vocal culture in the Chicago college of music.
Another war play has scored success. This
time it is "a Fair Rebel" produced last week
in New York. 1t is said to rival Held by the
Enemy
Fay Templeton Lillian Russell, Carmencita
and Rose Cook are all complaining of too much
stoutness.
Nat Goodwin will be seen here during the
/ coming season in The Nominee - clean-cut
comedy of a more legitimate order than his pre-
vious attempts.
1t is stated that Tony Harris end is near at
hand He is still an inmate of the insane asy-
! lum, Worcester, Mass, and is totally uncon-
/ Of what SC aho,,4 him
! Louis James now states that after a wear of
rest with THE Soudan he Will return to the
legitimate. Hehas an option on Francesca Ga
Rimini, and is still considering a proposition
to join forces with Frederick B. Warde.
! We wonder how Mr. Gillette would relish it
! to know that his play of Held by the Enemy
is this week being produced at the Pavilion
tent theatre under the name of Through the
Lines The manager of the tent should know
that this is dangerous business.
1t must have been bitter pill to Sydney
/ Armstrong when she learned that she was to
be 1aid off, in Chicago during the ''Dipl 1macy''
run, and that Jeffreys Lewis had been engaged
to take her place as lick. We sympathize with
Miss Armstrong, but we admire Frohman 5
managerial head.
At the conclusion of the first performance of
company in San Francisco, the recalls for the
company at the end of the play were supple
mented by calls for the author, says the critic
of the Examiner. $50 many added that writer.
had never seen that comedy before, and some
of them, perhaps, did not know that Dion Bou-
cicault was dead"
Lizzie Annandale who so nobly came to the
relief of the striking telegraphers in 1888 and
| raised large sums of money for them NV Slim
ing, just now finds her path beset with thorns
Since the death of Emma Abbott she has been
unemployed until few weeks ago. when she
secured an engagement in Washington, d. c.,
which owed proftless. The management
abandoned the venture and the chorus girls
were left penniless. Miss Annandale came to
their rescue, reorganized the company herself
played the leading roles and gave the proceeds
TO the needy girls. An offer of a half interest
in fist-class opera company has been made
her Tor $500, and her telegraph friends whom