The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-02
Notes.
Lolita is III and her trip has been deferred.

Lolita is Ill and her trip has been deferred.
The Chicago Dramatic Neaus died violent
death last week.
THE Silver King is reing received in New
York with great success.
William Gillette returned from Europe last
week. He is improved in health.
Dixey revived Trial by Jury" and the
''Sorcerer'' in New York last week.
Clara Morris will open the new opera house
at Defiance, o., on october 2l, in "Sardou' s
Odette.
John Drew has made big hit in his new
his success.
Madame ModIeska is making extensive pre-
paratious for the production of "Henry VIII. :"
at the Garden theater,
Miss Jennie Hawley has received the con.
tralto solo from the opera Captain Therese,"
sung BY Agnes Huntington.
Mr. Neil. one Of the leading men of the
Ensiqn once played the part OF the Spy in
Held by the Enemy in this city.
Emma Abbott provided in her will for an
organ for the Madison Avenue Baptist church
in Rochester The instrument was recently
dedicated
Miss Fife Ellsler who finds it difficult to Sc
cure good new plays, intends adding Camille"
to her repertory this season. She will also
revive Hazel klrke.
Richard Mansfeld's next production will be
the Merchant Of Venice He has long de-
sired to appear as Shylock. and he ought to
give an excellent Interpretation of that charac-
ter.
Mr.. Mckee Rankin's application for divorce
has been denied in the San Francisco courts.
Mr. Rankin charged his wife with having de-
serted him FIVE years ago. but she furnished
evidence that a reconcilia ton was effected last
July.
Henry e. Abbey has notified the singers en-
gagged for the Metropolitan opera house season
that their American contracts are annulled-
No legal complications are expected to grow
nj
contained a fire clause, it is said.
Lewis Morrison writes that his business is
greater than ever this season. At the Queens
theatre Montreal, last week he turned people
away every night. He put on "Richelieu'' one
night during the engagement-not because he
needed another drawing play besides Faust, y
tut because he took personal pride in playing
the role.-huy0r.
While in Leghorn. Italy. during the past sum-
mer, Alexander Salvini and his manager W.
NJ Wilkison, met Mascagni, the composer of
.sCayalleria RuStic3na, who expressed himself
as delighted with the success Of the dramatic
version Of MS work which Salvini presents, and
which introduces through its action the music
which made him famous. SalVini and Mas
cagni by the way, went to school together in
their boyhood days and the meeting between
therefore doubiy pleasant--Hasic and Drama.
One of the exhibits of the Worlds fair from
Montana will be a statue of solid silver eight
feet in height. costing $4,000 and standing upon
pedestal Oh goIo " coSI e-,O'"V0- ne peutStai
viii represent the largest lump of gold ever
seen. Sculptor r. Il. Park will receive $4,000
for the model for which Ada Rehan has con-
scented to pose. The figure will represent JUS
tice standing on the globe with advanced foot
resting upon tie continent of North America
In The left hand the figure will hold equally
poised balances one side side TO be filed with
gold and the other with silver coin. The right
arm will be extended, with sword in hand. 1t
is not stated that the usual symbol of blindness
viii be employed. Mr.. Daily ought to secure
this ornament for his theater lobby after the
Columbian exhibition Mirror.