The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-08
Notes.
Musin comes west this month.

| Musln comes west this month.
Wilson Barrett has revived Lights O.,
London" and plays Harold Armitage.
Oliver Doud Byron will head the stock com.
pany at the Alcazar theatre, San Francisco.
Bernhardt's old ''Fedora"is taking much bet.
ter in New York than her new Cleopatra"
1.-THE Little Tycoon" opens in San Francisco
tomorrow night, which means we shall have it
here ere long
| Charles Frohman has just secured the Eng
lish farce-comedy success "Jane," which is
now in the sixth month Of its run in London. at
| the Comedy theatre.
Reports from the west say that joseph Jeffer.
son is failing very much of late. Arduous travel
and advanced age are probably the causes Of his
gradual physical collapse.-Journal.
The play in which Fanny Rice is going to star
next season will be called Everything Goes"
and it is written for her by John ]. McNalIy and
Charles T. Vincent. McNally is responsible for
the successful Straight p''-Journal.
Nat M. Brigham, his many friends will be de.
lighted to learn, has decided on giving con-
cert at the theatre in the near future, Mr..
Brigham himself will sing, and will be aided by
Mr.. Weihe, Mr.. krouse andthe Apollo club
The Big Four Comedy company, oombina-
ton OF local players consisting of Messrs. Held.
Dunbar, Feveryear and Dunbar, aided by
Others is meeting with good success PLAYING
adjacent settlements. They go through Davis
county next week.
A report has reached US from Vicksbure.
Miss, regarding the sudden illness of Thomas
w, Keene, who is suffering from acute neuralgia
in consequence OF which the estimable TRACED
ian has been forced to cancel his ten weeks in
the south and is now en- route for this city-The-
atricat World.
Wonderland had large crowds during the
spring sunshine of yesterday. and without
doubt the crowds will be increased this week
when a big change of bill is announced A
veritable giant comes to the theatorium, and
will amaze the youngsters as much as anything
since the Woolly BABY.
General Sherman was to have dined with
Lawrence Barrett at the Union League club
few days before his death. When the general
was taken III he wrote to Mr.. Barrett that ne
would be unable to keep the appointment. This
is said to have been the last letter written nv
the famous old warrior. General Sherman and
Mr.. Barrett were friends for twenty-five wears
-EraDai1er.
ballet troupe now engaged in New York
theatre actually contains three members whose
relationship are those of grandmother. mother
and daughter The grandmother is a year or
two under fifty, and a graceful, supple woman
yet. The mother is thirty and the granddauph.
ter fourteen. One of their contributions to the
entertainment is a skirt dance, and in the plav
Dill they are declared to be sisters
While Sarah Bernhardt is playing "Cleopatra,,
in French, Fanny Davenport is playing it in
English-an authorized translation-and both
actresses are drawing large audiences and ac
cusing each other of being too fat for the role
la Sarah will never be too fat to be fasci
mating, and Fanny Davenport-excellent actress
though she is-will never show spark of Bern
hardt's genius, even though she becomes very
sylph.-Erdn,iper.
The run Of men and Women" in New York
will be concluded next month, when it will have
accomplished its two hundredth night Mr..
Frohman's inimitable company now numbers
the following people: Frederick De Belle
vile, William Morris. Frank Mordaunt M. A.
Kennedy, Frederick Bond, r. A. Roberts.
Leslie Allen Orrian Johnson. T. c. Valentine.
=. c. Blackstone, Emmett Corrigan, w. H. Til
lard, E. E. Mackay, Harry Talbot, Louis
Haines, Richard Marlowe, Sydney Armstrong,
Maud Adams. odette Tyler, Eta Hawkins. |