The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-11
Notes.

sPotter of Texas is in active rehearsal
in New York.
Juch had splendid reception in San
FIR ancisco last week.
The ''Gondoliers'' celebrated its anniver-
sary at the London Savoy last week. Sir
Arthur Sullivan welded the baton.
The truth OF the report that Sullivan and
Gilbert were going to patch up their quar-
rel, is doubted by the London Referee.
Miss Mile Price will introduce her
new ''Skirt Dance'' in Natural Gas" at
the Salt Lake Theater on Monday next.
Judic is making tour through Germany
ceive 81, $50 night for herself and her
company.
The Mirror has hit on a bright idea in
opening its columns to the dramatic editors
of the country, and offering to pay them
regular rates for such articles as it may
accept
Minnie Palmer is no longer under the
management of her eccentric husband,
John Rogers, and the Mirror says she will
now be managed on dignifed and respect
able basis.
Adolph Belot author of ''Miss Multon''
and ARTICLE Az and Octave Feuillet,
author of ''The Romance Of of Poor
Young Man, died recently in Paris. Both
Rice has given up the 'sWorld's Fair. -
He tells them back in New York that the
piece was praised all over the country All
there is to be said, then, is that Mr.. Rice is
the most easily pleased man that ever trod
the fooustool.
Ed Felt Salt Lake boy, is in Cordrays
| stock company at Seattle and playing six
times week. He is doing well and sends
Dramatic and Lyric letter full of compli-
mentary illusions to the dramatic and mu-
steal part of THE CHRISTMAS HERALD, some
copies of which went to Seattle.
The new Fauntleroy company, which
will soon appear, includes Aiken, Basset,
and Peake, who were with the first com
pany which did the piece here. The child
rem are new and one of them, Gertie
Holman, is so well thought of that she has
been engaged by A. M. Palmer.
M b. Leavitt and the theatrical archi
tect. Mr. Wood, were in the audience a.
the theatre last evening. Mr.. Leavitt sale
he would remain over tomorrow to lool
into the opera house scheme, on whicr
he said 100000 was pledged besides the
site Business on the coast was quiet, par
ticularly with Jnch.
From one of our Irish exchanges Lad,
Dunlo appeared last week in Dublin as
Venus in the burlesque of 'Orpheus' A
live donkey was included in the cast anG
the moment the poor brute made his firsi
appearance a roaring voice from the god
called out Three rafting cheers for Lore
DUNLOP ''-Mirror.
The Ladies, Musical society are discuss
ing the idea of a series or chamber concerts
and with such artists as Mr.. Weihe, Mr.
krouse, Mr.. Peterson and others. Such
scheme ought to be success, and doubt
less will be if some night is selected
which does not conflict with the Choral O
some big attraction at the theater.
Avolume entitled "Ada Rehan A Study,
by William Winter, contains one chapte
relating to Miss Rehans four London sea
sons by JustiniH Mccarthy. The book is t.
be privately printed, and is illustrated wit
twenty four portraits of Miss Rehan
Only one hundred copies will be issued
Put US down for dozen, Mr. Winter.
Annie Louise Carey Mrs RAYMOND
sings In the Rubinstein society, and occa
sionally visits the hospitals to sing to tn
sick. She is interested in the Diet Kitchen
and goes to the German opera. Does th