The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-05
Notes,

"Willzinson's Widows" is great go in New
York
The date set for Mr. Brigham's ballad concert
is the 2Sth.
Bernhardt goes to Australia after her San
Francisco engagement.
The late John A. Mackey was here with the
Kate Castleton Pop company in 1887.
"a Texas Steer has hit San Francisco very
hard, and HOyt coins money every night.
Santley. the English baritone, is in New York.
He will make professional tour of two months.
Charlie Reed and May Irwin left the City
Directory company rat Ter abruptly in Chicago
on the 10th instant.
| Lawrence Barrett was worth when he died
about 100000. This was all made within the
last three or four years.
Mrs Langtry wants to play Shenandoah in
| London, and is now negotiating with Al Hay
man and Charles Frohman
robin Hood" made the operate success of
| the day in san Francisco II is there held to
outrank Gilbert s. SulliVan's best efforts.
The New York Herald calls Thou Shalt
Not. I" which was produced in New York last
week a curiously offensive and indecent play.
Clara Morris is athome in Riverdale. She cut
her season down by two weeks Immediately pre-
cediug Easter, believing that there was not
much money in it anyhow
Edwin Booth has greatly dissatisfied his COM
pany by the announcement that he will only
play for twenty weeks next season in the larger
| cities of the east. Joe Levy, who was so long
with Barrett will not continue with Booth on
this account
Henry E. Dixey is thinking of buying 1.-THE
Prodigal Son. from AuguStin Daily, DiXey is a
good pantomimist and ought to make very
strong part of Pierrot. in which Miss Rehan
virtually failed, from the very reason OF not
being pantomimist.
Marie Wainwright will close her tour on April
% and will return TO New York City for an
elaborate production of Amy Robsart" in Sep
TENDER at Palmer's theatre. This is the same
play in which the beautiful Adelaide nilsson
first made her fame here.
Charlie Reed appears on the end with
ThaJcher's MINISTRIES next week at the Hollis
street theatre, Boston. His engagement is
limited to one week only, for which he is paid q
very handsome sllary. &Charles used 10 say
that he would never black up again.-EGdH'iiSer
A Chicago dispatch says: Miss Louise Monta
que, the actress, and John w. Norton, the the
atrical manager, who is interested here and II
St. Louis are TO be married as soon as the &C
tress' engagement with the Crystal Slipper
company is ended, which will be in a few weeks
When seen about the rumored marriage, Mr.
Norton denied it, but Miss Montague said it was
a fact.
Rest and home comforts are rapidly restoring
Trapedian Thomas w. Keene to perfect health
friend who saw him at his residence at Cas-
Teton Four Corners, S. yesterday, says: III
mental brightness and bodily Vigor he is j.
sound rs he ever was, and the muscles OF hi!
throat, which were partially paralyzed somt
time ago. have been almost completely restored
, to their normal condition.
McVici-er'S new theatre was opened March 9
by Jefferson and Florence in 1.-THE Rivals"
( large and fashionable audience beng present
! Five months ago the theatre was burned ant
has since been reconstructed on substantially
the old plan the main exception being that tn
balcony boxes have been removed and onl
those looking directly upon the stage being re
tanned The prevailing tone is terra Gotta, an
the new playhouse is one of the handsomest i
the country. As it now stands it represents
with the building, an expenditure of $500, 0OC
At the end of the second act speeches wer
made by Mr.. McVicker, Messrs. Jefferson
Florence ahd others.
The Kendals have probably made as muc
clear money JnlS season as any o
| the road. Jack Barnes the leading actor c
b, the organization, says that the average ne
profit for Mr. and Mrs. Kendall has been S. oO0
week That would be, on basis of thirty-fiv
weeks $4,000 over and above all expense,
This, we believe, is an unparalleled record fc
the present season, and continues TO amaz
: those people in the company whose previou
experience did not extend beyond the BIRTHS
isles. They did poor week in Baltimore, tn
worst of their season. Mr.. Kendall was con
: menting on it one night, when he said: ''W
a consider this rather bad here, but what
: devil of a good week it would be at home
9 Whenever English actors say that receipts c
: the other side average up with ours it is b
= cause they are failures here. That is why NJ
o Willard says it.-JOurEdt.