The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13

When Booth and Barrett stepped off the
boards, Miss Gale at once stepped forward
to fill up the gap-rightly thinking there
were already too few standard artists fol-
lowing the legitimate drama. Her advent
as q star win be watched with interest.
Thursday evening she does Juliet; Friday,
Rosalind, in as you like it; urday after
noon Pauline In the Lady OF Lyons, and
Saturday night Parthenia in Ingomar !
Her leading maa is Mr.. Creston- Clarke, !
aad she has several members of the late
Booth aad Barrett company.
1dissGale's advance man Branch o. Brien. |
was in Salt Lake during the past week In
the interest of his attraction, and he was
enthusiastic in his remarks concerning |
Miss Gale and herprospects. Mr.. O'Brien !
used TO write upon theatrical topics Tor tue
cid Denver tribune over tue nom de plume
rr ssThe Ghost" and knows where
OF he speaks. In conversation with
the writer he said: THE engagement OF
Miss Gale brings before the Salt Lake
public new star, who promises 10 sA-ho
ia the theatrical ornament II the years 10
come ss & yyomal. worthy of success, hard
fought fer and y u, earned through ability
rather han sensational circumstances.
Miss Gale 10 young woman OF Drains,
beauty. grace ana ambition She has
dramatic genius, a cultivated mind, a GEAR
md full rounded voice. End grace that hts
her for the ideal stage Miss Gale has been
surrounded FROM her earliest years by the
refining influences Of good society. Cuiti-
vAteG people have been her model, and her
absorbing lovo Tor art and literature Ias
developed her mind and given her mental
vision q wide and far-reachlng range. she
i.,1orli. able sDlrit. o learn how
to express feeling and passion by rule or
imitation was impossible Tor her. she
has conceived her paris in her
own way, invented much OF her
stage business and studied nature
Stage action. gestures, etc, seemed TO
come to her by instinct, and yet she has
been claimed by followers of Delsarte as
bright example of Deisartean art. She Is
remarkable girl, considered either as an
actress or a writer. Her English is excel
lent her style forclole and her imagery
full of beauty and tender eloquence."
The programme of the unique entertain
meut to be given at the Eighteenth ward
hall in aid Of the educational fund of the
ward, Tuesday evening, IS as follows:
PART L
Male ouintette ----.---.----- THE Linden Tree"
Messrs Pyper Dunbar Goddard Spen-
Ger and Whitney
Mss Jessie cawsoa and Mr.. Frank L: Beatie,
Mr. R. c. Easton.
Tableau,------- Execution of Lady Jane Grey"
Mss Minnie Shoebridge and others.
Recitation --..-----M Mr. Q: +, w. whitney tine
Ta0l'aO Miss Allie Davis 'Da'l'H ''-i'
Mrs rs 5 o. Langford and SIr George D. Piper.
la0i Misses GeFae Allen and Gsrtie Young,
Mr. R. c. Easton- n
Ta0lsa Miss Lulu clawson and attendant ar-'4-1
Song -------- ''Beauty's Eyes
Miss Jennie Hawley.
Between the two parts Miss Margery Dryer
viii render several popular selections from the
opera on the piano.
PART II.
First presentation in this city of Boucicault's
one-act play. by members Of the Home Ora
matte club, Kerry: or, Night and Morning
cast
Kerry ian old SERVANT 800. mir. Wells
Gerald Desmond NJ: Spencer
Captain Goldman -------------------- Mr. Young
Blanche Desmond-------------Bi Birdie Cummings
Kate Desmond----------------- Nettle Smell
Maid Clara Clawsor
The amusement goers of New York art
a tickle set They often patronize plays
it frequently happens that an attraction
may have the most prosperous sort of {
metropolitan run and then return after al
absence of several months only to DE for
gotten by the vacillatiug public. Attention
mas been diverted to other attl actions anC
the 'EIt' of few months past is nov
quite out Of memory ''Jane" had the big
gest sort of a run at the Madison Squar
last fall and popular as the piece was Mr.
Frohman hesitated about bringing it bacl
TO New y ork after il had been on its roa
tour for q considerable while. The expert
rnsnt .ust tried at the Standard Theatr
proved that the public Of New York ha
not forgotten Jane" for the attendant
was even larger than at the Madiso
Square MIR. Frohmsh is now confiden
that Jane is just the sort of play NeJ
Workers can stand indefinitely, so tn
clever comedy begins its next season wit
an extended engagement at the STANDARD
commencing September 5th; the preseu
season ends August 9Th, at the Gran
Opera House. Chicago, so that the CON
pany viii have but one month of rest.
Madame Jeanette W. Crawford, til
Boston pianist, who during her visit hel
&c January promised a return later on
the season, when she would give Il
beethoven piano forte sonatas with anal,
sis--is about 10 make her promise goo
she opens her sonata season on the evenir
OF March 22d, when she will perform on a
instrument said to be something out of Il
usual run Of pianos. Musical student
professionals and amateurs. will feel
decided interest il Madame GRAY
1ord's visit-which marks something OF
innovation in our artistic concerns.
The edict closing the tabernacle to publ
concerts, happily does not apply to Ii
bo.-
the house or Monday evening, April At
for 0 grand concert in which il will
aided by a union OF the various wal
choirs of the city. Mr.. Stephens W
meet all the leaders of choirs at the table
nacle immediately after the services to-da
to arrange the details.
Mr. Stephens is st present engrossed
building q villa n Willard-to which he
attached with al the fondness Swiss fee
Tor his Alpine hons. So deeply engross
was he OF Thursday night that he allow
:he train 70 slip by on which he was to COZ
TO Salt Lake, and was missed from I
weekly rehearsal IN consequence. He W
be d. hand to-day, however.
The Home Dramatic club, who have be
missed from the boards for some time pa
will De seen again during conference wet
What their play or plays will be had
been decided on up TO last evening, but I'll
viii be anrCu1ced during the coming we
Tomorrow night merry Corinne, "
has only been seen in So 1t Lake once
fore comes again at the head of her op
And ourleseue company. She will app
as Carmen-cita, the Spanish dane
beauty, in which character she is said
have made the success of her life. ]
buriesque of Carmen Is entirely new
the theatre-goers of Salt Lake, hay
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