The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-04


Thomas w. Keene has played the title
role Of 'sRichard lip over 1 ZOO times
Imre Kiralfy has gone to Europe to pre-
pare for the big Auditorium spectacle,
.'Amerjca.n
Miss Minna Gale will be known profess
sionally in future as Miss Minna Gale
Haynes.
Bronson Towards new play, "Aristoc-
racy,n has scored an unequ1yocal success.
Emma Nevada has been singing Rosina
in Barber Of Segiilen at Covent Garden,
London
Miss Dyer young American girl, OBJ
tanned great success as vloilnlst at a con-
cert in Venice.
verdi's la Fora del Destino," favor
lite opera in Naples has drawn enthusiastic
audiences in that city.
The Opera in Munich has sold its right
to give "Wagner's opera, 1.-The Fairies. !"
to London theatre for one year.
Mike Leavitt says he is going to build a
theatre in Salt Lake, Denver and Omaha,
and that Millionaire Flood is his hacker.
Adeline Patti has been engaged to sing
in Gounodss Romeo and Juliet for the
one hundredth representation of the opera
in Paris.
Grand opera is about to break out in
Omaha. Max Haretzek has charge of the
enterprise and it is said S25, 900 has been
subscribed.
Mr.. Augustin DRly's new play, "a Test
Case" did not STAND the test Of critical
New York, according to Dunlop's Stage
NelUS. Despite some very excellent acting
it fell fat.
When Manager Henderson moved s.Ali
Baoa'' from the Chicago opera house he
had 10 call for police protection TO keep the
dudes at q safe distance from the Union
depot.
Sarah Bsrnhardt is 48 years old She
was christened "Rosiner but changed her
name to Sarah for a reason known only to
herself.
Henry E. Abbey and Imre Kiralfy. in
addition to America" will produce an
other big spectacle in Chicago next summer
called Venice in London" which is now
running at the London Olympic.
Maude Granger has just scored a Boston
success and has won both praise and ap-
plause in that city. Her company this
season Is said TO be very strong one.
Miss Rose Coghlan may 60 to Australia
ST. the end of her present season, taking
part of her company with her. The ar
engagements, however, are not yet COM
pleted.
Comedian Nat Goodwin has five new
plays, but he says that ne thinks "a
Gilded Foop' is good enough to keep all of
them in his trunk for at least two years
Minnie Tittell, whose impersonation of
an Irish servant is one of the hits of
'Settled Out of Court,n has been on the
stage since she was 3 years old. She is a
California girl and has two sisters-Es-
thsr and Charlotte-in the profession.
Catherine Lewis, sister OF Jetfreys
Lewis, six years ago the most popular
in RI
States, mas just returned from Europe TO
New York. She IS said to be as bright
looking as ever and as effective in an ar
tistic sense.
The six hundredth performance CT
robin Hood" by the Bostonians, took
place at the Garden Theatre, New York,
Nov. q. Mr.. Barnaby, who, by the way,
is quite s'cackler,' and The composer,
Reginald De Koven, made speeches.
Miss Emma Juch sang Handel's aria
Sweet Bird" and in the first part OF
Memberships est. Paul. (oratorio) at the
concert of the Choral-Symphony society,
St. Louis, on Thanksgiving night; also,
with Miss Thayer, Greig's AT the Cloister
Gate.n
Augustin Daily, after a lengthy legal
fight, has finally beaten William a. Brady
for infringing upon his copyright by "bor-
rowing" the railroad scene from "Under
the Gaslight' and putting it in "After
Dark"
Joseph Jefferson played in Boston re-
Gently TO the largest weeks business ever
done by an actor at regular prices. The
big Boston theatre was crowded at every
performance. and the receipts amounted to
over $24, GOO.
Katie Emmett in "KiIlarney'' seems to be
scoring even more substantial SUCCESS than
she did with "lhe Streets of New York. u In
her latest piece she appears IN both skirts
and boys dress and is making hitin every
plsce she appears.
The Bostonians have duplicated their
former hits in New York at, the Garden
theatre and robin Hood"s enjoying most
prosperous run. Such an organization de-
serves to do well, and it ia gratifying to be
aOie to record their success.
Adelaide Dstchon, who has heen giving
entertainments in England, returned to
New York with her parents last week
Major Pond mas engaged her for seven
months tour. Miss Detohon, who calls her
entertainment Lyrical musical recitals, -
went to England in 1888. She was formerly
a member Of Wallack's stock company
"Mavoureen," the piece in which Scan
Ian made his last appearance before his re-
tirement, is again upon the road. Chaun-
cey Olcott is playing the principal role and
IS reported 10 nave scored quite success
and to be proving himself a worthy success
sor to ScanIan.
Clay M. Greene has brought suit against
T. Henry French for 81, coo for breach of
contract in not producing This Maid of
Plymouth at the New York Garden thea
ire after LA Cigae." French contends
the fault was altogether with the plaintiff
but the fact is Lillian Russell did not like
the costumes to be worn.
Henry e. Dixey has decided to try his
fortunes In polly Middles," the comic
opera produced by Annie Pixley some
months ago. The piece is to be retash-
toned into something more in the nature of
burlesque, the principal comedy role will
be amphfed and it viii be renamed ssMr
Dobbs of Chicago" il which city it will
first be tried in its new form. Mr. Dixey
has engaged Louise Besndet, who will
take the place OF Lenore Snyder in his
company.
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