The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-11
Notes.

Viola Allen is still with jefferson and Flor
ence.
Theatrical business in Philadelphia is very
gloomy.
Held by the Enemy is on at the Alcazar in
San Francisco.
Augustus Thomas is drawing royalties OF
about $500 a week on Alabama.
Kate Castleton, in The Dazzler," is one o
the near attractions at theatre.
Henry NJ. Stanley feelingly says Boulanger's
case reminds him OF Antony and Cleopatra.
Who talks of hard times after the money Salt
Lake paid out for amuSementlaSt week
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett has written
another play which is TO be first done in Eng
land.
CLAW NJ. Greene has written new play for
Joe Grismer, in which that actor will star in
the east.
Caroline Bill sailed from Liverpool Septem-
Der 3 tn to join her husband Herbert Kelley, in
Nav York
A frost has struck Abraham Lincoln" Nc
IIee Rankin's hard luck sticks to him like an
old friend.
In the audience last evening was q party Of
twenty-five employees of the Coop Wagon and
Machine company who took in La ToSca'' on
the invitation of Manager George I. Odell.
The municipal authorities of Salt Lake city
piled an extortionate and unusual license upon
Manager Cooper of the Forepaugh snow, and
added insult to injury by making demand for
forty extra dea1heads.-San Francisco Music and
Drama.
The new opera house at Brigham City will be
oneued about the 3Jth inst, by the Brigham
Cltv Home club assisted by Mr.. Mortimer
] snow, who was with Lewis Morrison for some
/ time The play decided on is Kentucky, or
1 the Broken Vow"
/ Mr.. Leonard Growers comedy-drama "The
/ Wolves of New York. will have a production
at the Windsor theatre the latter part of This
month A number of novelties are promised in
the play. including some mechanical devices
/ irr xrlo
bets are made on the races.-N I. Herald.
Speaking OF John L. Sullivan S faiiure.in Aus
| tralia, the Er01It1ner says: Sulllvan'S failure
as an actor IN Australia has given the colonies a
bigger and better reputation than Trickett's
success as an oarsmau or Fitzsimmons success
| as a fighter. 1t takes good taste and plenty oil
it TO keep people away from well-advertised
| freak
Eve. since the first performance Of The
Cad" at the Union Square theatre, Bill Nye
! has been making changes, and tomorrow, Mon
Gay night. October ), the piece viii be pre-
sented IN what he believes will be an improved
form. Thus far dur NJ its fortnight's run the
theatre has held large audiences, and shouts OF
laughter and applause have greeted Mr.. Sea
brooke's remarkable representation OF the
Cadi 1t is not true, as has been published
that Mr.. Stuart Robson has retired from this
venture. He is still financially interes ed and
will so continue until the end OF the season
Manager Floyd says tie public are coming tC
see the new piece in urge numbers, and thai
the outlook is most promising. He is prac
tical manager and believes that box-ofice re
ceipts are what ta!ks.-J0urad!.
Commencing Thursday. October 18TH the
Wonderland management will be pleased t.
present by far the most illustrious anC
brightest attraction ever secured for thu
benefit OF the admirers and patrons o
the popular place Of entertainment. Cy
rene has been conceded the queen of origina
and in mi able dancing in Paris, London, New
York City, Boston, and everywhere she ha:
graced the stage Of theatre or dancing room
She is termed the charming andalusian dancer
the emotional, passion-portraying dancer; tn,
genius-inspired and poetic dancer. and writer
everywhere vie with each other in coming
phrases and singing her praises. A great rec
ognitlon of appreciation should be accorded tn
management by most liberal attendance a
every performance. the engagement com
mences Thursday, october Is, and lasts but on
! week.