The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-24

Jane" is doing a good business on the road.
"Wilknson's Widows was great success in
San Francisco.
Mr.: Cranes new play, For Money" is not
bowling success.
Jim Hardie and Sara Won Leer are still meet
ing with success in England.
Alabama has been taken off at PaImer,s
and Jim the Penman replaces it,
The theatre has a novelty for next SATURDAY.
afternoon and evening, Uncle Toms Cabin :
Marie Cahill, the high kicker in La Cigale."
burst blood yes Ell in her Thu b the other night
in going through her act.
Wilson Barrett is to be managed next year by
J ohm Rogers, husband of Minnie Palmer We
thought Wilson knew better.
Herbert Kelley and Georgia Cayvan will do
some pretty woIkin Ca ching Fairy in the
Broadway Tuesday next for the actors fund
benetit.-AelU York 4dCelttSer.
The Cab net Minister the play now on at
Days, without Ada Rehan is a frost The re-
port that Rehan Will join Drew in his starring
venture would seem to be moonshine.
And now comes enterprsing Moroni with the
announcement that her new opera house is
ready for travelin shows. The house has ten
sets OF scenery painted in Chicago. MonSon &
Morley are the propretors.
George s. knight died Thursday afternoon at
the residence of his mother, Mrs. Rebecca
81 an, in Philadelphia from pareSis. with which
he was first attacked four years ago in Ca j.
fornla and which incapacisted him from acting
ever since.
Willard paralyzed San Francisco by refusing
10 play Judah" on a Sunday night. Aside
from any scruples he might possess, he is said
to have remarked that playing d clergyman so
conscientious as Judah Llewellyn on a Sabbath
evening would be somewhat incongruous
Prof Krou e's Mazourka Caprice, dedicated
TO his pupil 10 Mcintyre, has been printed in
san Francisco ana is a popular selection 1t is
not generally known, by The way that Prof.
hrouse wrote the music OF the waltz song
When Far Away" rendered by Ida Mule in
''Sinbad."
Franz Vetta. the basso, formerly with the
Juch company, who it viii be remembered was
taken very i'll in philadelphia, is Commissioning
al his home IN " ashington. He is under the
care OF his vile, who is professionally known as
Lizzie MacNichol, the conti ALTO --HuSic and
Drama.
Nine Patti may be said to be literally kent
in cotton for fear Of influenza. And with ali
the precautions she asserts the Italian opera
singer prerogaIive and disappoints her and
ence on the first night. You never can tell at 8
O'Clock whether she will give you the "Travi-
alta or a doctors certificate, for she keeps both
handy.-Ag1n Crtykte.
1t is now stated that young J. X. Emmett.
who is starring in Fritz the role made famous
by his father, played the part on many occas-
ions throughout the country during 5 fathers
lifetime when The elder Emmett was unable to
appear through yielding TO his fondness for
drink. and without the knowledge of The audi
ence. He has had rather an uphill fight since
uc SldIltu Oul IOI AlIuSell, Out Is now well on
the way to success Music and Drama
proposition has been made through Henry
Mapleson that Augustus Harris and old Colonel
Mapleson should bring the entire paraphernalia
ana con pany of Covent Garden. London. to this
country next season, to Supercede the present
Abbey-Grau organization. II may SAFELY be said
that if such a company as the present one cannot
succeed here in q and opera of the italian STYLE
nothing else viii: though, 10 be sure, Mapleson
and Harris want guarantee from the stock
holders of the Metropoli an for at least their
expenses, guarantee which. of course the
stockholders viii not give. They know what
they get when Abbey runs things hut Mapleson
is IN uncertain quantity, and Harris is not
known here at all. even though he has been
knighted by the Queen of Great Britain and the
Empress of India.-JOUIHdi