The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-27

quirer the seven weeks engagement which re-
Gently terminated in that city showed the
largest gross receipts in the history of the
Philadelphia stage SIS 2l3 p The fl st week s
receipts were S12,C76,<5 and the seventh week s
$40 179. 10 Mirror.
W. T. Carleton telegraphed to the Mirror as
follows from Omaha. on Sunday: THE para
graph in last weeks Mirror headed Carl Teton
Breaks Down is not true, and is liable to seri-
ously iniure my TRADEMARK and business. 1
went 10 Excelsior Springs TO recuperate from
an attack OF the grip, caused By SUDDEN
change OF climate from southern California to
! U tab, where the thermometer was below zero.
1 shall be in New York tue coming week.
Amy RobSart' is romantic drama, founded
on Sir Walter Scott's "Kenilworth' one of his
| best and most absorbing romanceS. Its dra-
matte strength has led to numerous adaptations
from the time the novel was first published 1t
was in one by Andrew Halliday that the late
Adelaide Nelson made her greatest success
and this version was purchased by Marie Vain
wright and is the foundation Of the play in
which she has made so brilliant triumph.
Sousa. Of the Marine band, and Gilmore OF
G1lmores band, are great cronies. Sousa
thinks Gilmore one OF the few great directors Of
the world, and Gilmore says Sousa is a genius,
and the Marine band lis peerless among great
military bands" Gil1nore1s is the only band on
the continent that ever approached the United
| States Marine band, and all Europe furnishes
but one that is It's equal, and that Is the Garoe
Republicaine OF Paris. AS composer and also
| as an arranger OF music for military bands.
| Sousa has no superior living, it is said. In
Europe Sousa Is called the March King
| Manager Charles Frohman says that next sea-
son he will have over four hundred actors in his
employ. He says that at present he has under
contract to write plays for him Messrs Bronson
Howard. David Belasco, Viii am Gillett Henry
c. de Mile, Clyde Fitch, Sydney Rosenfeld,
! Clinton Stuart and John McNally on this side OF
the water, and M. M. Sardou, Alexandra Bis
son, Albert Care, Leon GaudilIet and Maxine
Boucheron and Mr.. G. Hadden Chambers on
the other. He will have fifteen companies
touring the country.
cast Of La Cigale" by Lillian Russell, has re-
turned to her apartments at the Bartholdi, in
this city. She is still mem Der of the COM
pany, and yesterday put in an appearance at
the Office of T. Henry French, on W est Twenty
third street, to draw her salary. Miss Claire
1t was presented to her last week by the Boston
! Ne9cs, in token OF her having received more
votes than Miss Russell in the contest started
by that paper TO decide which OF the TWO sing
ers was the most popular.-Naror.
1t seems that Lii liam Russell will make enc
more appea ance here this seas on, and It will
be at the Mstropon an opera house on the night
of Decorat on day. May 80 INN ediately ter
her west m tour. She will give a fin d, r
formance of La Gig le," in It's entirety, and IN
addition to that she W Il sing one act G. he Sec
o. d and besi), Martha wherein occur tie
spiun ng-wheel Quartette, the Last Rose OF
Summer" and the goodnight quartet. Carl
Streitman will sing Lionel Tag ,iapieira will
SIG "Plunketh which he has So often done be-
fore, and Louis harrison will perform Sir iris
tam. he seats, 1t seems, are TO be so d at auc-
| ton, and a prominent comedian will be the
auctioneer This performance will squeeze the
Russell orange dry for a long time 10 come, so
| far as New York is concerned. " Y. .10HrBG'.
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