The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-09
Notes.

Sophie Eyre is TO try another American tour
next season.
C. D. Hess is 10 have charge of Minnie Hauk's
American tour.
Lewis Morrison has revived 1.-THE Dukes
Motto in San Francisco.
robin Hood is TO be done for the first time
in New York on September 2S.
Mr.. &. 5. Young's imitation OF Stoddart in
| ''Out OF Darkness was very excellent.
The best thing in Mr. Royle's play. to our
mind, is the poem 'Out of Darkness" recited
by Mrs. knowlton ana himself.
II is reported that Mt. Wells made up in
"Out of Darkness after Mr. Freed, of the
Freed Fur niture Co. 1t was a striking likeness.
Ed Felt, a Salt Lake boy. who has response
BILE position in Cordroy's theatres in the north
west country. is resting among friends in this
city.
Annie Pixley will take a seasons rest. Mean
while she VIII look about for some new plays to
take the place OF old favorites that lave become
triie worn.
The two quartettes which have made the
highest reputation for concert singing for a few
years past are the Ariel Thomas combination
and the Lotus Glee club. The first is composed
of four ladies'; the latter OF four men.
DC On utCh
once more. He has secured an option the
Brunswick property in Chicago. west OF the
Chicago opera house. and promises TO erect
sixteen-story house with theatre inside.
Remenyi, the only violinist of to-day who is
called the equal of Paganini, has developed a
new ambition, and is TO appear shortly as an
author. His book. which is to be published
soon in London, is study Of Japanese art.
| Tho r,roposaS 7 opdor Theatre which AM in
DAILY is TO have the direction of, will not be
erected as soon as expected. The present plans
have been rejected by the comedy council on
account of their not possessing the number OF
exits required by a recent rule.
T. Henry French recently inquired by cable
how much longer La Cigale" would run in
London and was informed six months He then
dispatched Louis Harrison, who is TO play the
comedy part in it at the Garden theatre, New
York, next season, by the first steamer, in order
that he might pick up few points.-KISic and
Drama.
Stuart Robson's fine production OF "She
Stops 10 Conquer will adhere strictly to the
original text The report that he is taking
radical liberties with the lines is entirely with
out foundation. Il viii be produced exactly as
Goldsmith wrote it, including scene which ap-
peared in tie original man uscript, and was
acted at Convent tTardSn IN lc3Z, Dut which
does not appear in any of the published editions
OF the comedy.
Daniel Frohman announces the beginning of
E. H. Sothern's fifth season at the Lyceum
theatre on August "a with new play by Henry
Arthur Jones, called THE Dancing Girl" This
piece was performed nearly two hundred times
at The Haymarket theatre, London. In Mr..
Sothern's support will be Miss Virginia Harmed.
Kate Pattison Selten, Jenny Dunbar. Bessie
Tyree, Morton Selten. Rowland Blackstone,
Augustus Cooke Owen Fawcett and twenty
others the cast being a large one. Mr.. Sothern
will play the role performed in London by Mr..
BeerDohm Tree.
Remenyi during his three years sojoura in
South Africa found many valuable and interest
ing violins; he thus explains how such precious
instruments came to be there; After the
revocation OF the Edct OF Nantes. when the
Huge1ots left Ia belle France in thousands, q
good portion OF them went TO settle IN Holland /;
from there they were shipped TO South Africa
by the Dutch government and as they were
n ostly Of good families they possessed many
vaiuables, such pictures, musical instru-
menis. etc., which they took Win them. Be-
sides, these exiles remained in communication
with Europe, and exported many costly things.
In time their descendants became Thoroughly
Dutched,' and did not play any more the
violin. Thus / have acquired forty superb in
struments. all absolutely genuine and undoc--
tored old vio!ins.''