The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-06

AS for Miss Claire she closes her remarks
with the assertion that she Is twelve years
younger than Miss Russell, and that the IS, 600
diamond star syndicate was simply an advertis-
ing dodge
The latest report is that Albert Kane. the
leading spirit of the Columbia delegation has
resolved TO make Il garden OF roses. at So a
dozen. all along Miss ClaireS pathway. Is it
not about time for Henry French 10 return
from Europe? Or perhaps it Is that Mr.. French
scented trouble. and accordingly resolved to
put al ocean between him and mis- Quarrelsome
prlma dOnnaS.
WHAT an unwise advertisement it will all
prove, however, when Mr. F'rench's opera
company comes West
The entertainment in the Eighteenth
ward hall by the Home Dramatic club, and
other ladies and gentlemen of the ward, is
In active preparation. Boucicault's one act
play of ''Kerry" will be given by Mr..
Wells, Mr.. Spencer, MIR Young, Mr.. Bar
low, Birdie Cummings and Nettie Smell.
Mr.. Easton, Mr.. Piper, Mr. Burton and
others will make up an attractive musical
programme, while the young ladies' of the
ward have number of statuary aud tab
leau features to comprise the first part.
The performance is in aid OF the educa-
tional fund OF the ward.
Every one who read that delightful
sketch Colonel Carter OF Cartervhle' in
the Century few months back will be
pleased TO learn that it has been dramatized
ana that it wild b rendered by the one
company in America best able to give it,
being A. Nj. Palmer's. The Mirror says:
''Colonel Garter, of CartersviIle," is in
rehearsal by Palmer's company, and the
principal characters with great assiduity.
Mr.. Holland should be an ideal Colonel
Carter. He will find some difficulty, per-
haps, in avoiding resemblances to that
other famous Colonel OF his-Moberly of
alabama"
| believe that Charles Harris will play
Chad, that delicious old negro servant who
was sketched with a tender hand by his
! creator. Ropkinson Smith.
! suppose that Gus Thomas has supplied
some female characters to the story in its
dramatic form. There is but one woman in
the book, and she is elderly
! AS pendant to alabama" "Colonel
| Carter'' will be Interesting. Its premiere
Is set down for the week following the con-
cluson of the Kendals' prospective engage
ment al Palmer's.
The Mirror is waging rather humorous
warfare on Augustin Daily. The GLOWING
notice is pasted up in Daly's theatre:
ANY memoer of Mr. Days company,
male or female, who permits his or her
| picture to appear in dramatic journal, or
whose portrait even appears Therein, will
ba summary discharged. "-AUGUsTIN
| DAILY"
The Mirror printed Ada Reqan's por-
trait week before last, and James Lewis
eloquent but ugly features adorn it's pages
! this eek. 1be editor assumes that both
these artists will now receive notice from
| Mr.. Daily, and gravely says:
I'VE confess to some surprise that the
announcement of Miss Rehan's dismissal
has not been given to the public, although
a week has passed since her fair portrait
graced our columns. Nevertheless, we
have not lost aith in Mr.. Days veracity,
nor have we begun to doubt the sincerity
of his edict. We prefer to believe that he
has maintained d dignitied silence for some
good and worthy purpose that will be
made apparent later.'' The editor also ad-
vises managers to go and see Mr.. Lewis
act, andaadds that he believes they will
like him.