The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-22
Notes.

PATHS last night in New York drew 1900
people.
''L'Amico Fritz is meeting with great sue
cess in Vienna, where 1t will probably have as
long run as "Cavaleria Rusticana. -
Askem-How did you ever make Hamlet
60 in Wooleyville? Manager-OpheEa intro
duced a serpentine dance in the mad scene
AirrOr
Some one remarks that Nat Goodwin's hair
reminds him OF paper with waning clrcula
ton. Cause why? Itsnot red as it used TO be.
--NiYTOr.
John Strauss has begun working a new
operetta, entitled Princess Minetta.' the text
OF which is by Hugo Whitman and Jul. Bauer.
1t will probably have its first performance next
season.
]. K. Murray and his wife, Clara Lane, who
were until recently with the Carleton Opera
company are now singing with summer
opera company at Harris Academy Of Music in
Baltimore.
Richard Mansfield has commissioned New
York playwright to dramatic for him Fergus
Hume's last novel, The Man Who Vanished 3"
The book is something on the "Jekyu and
Hyde" order.
1t is not generally known that Lavinia Shan
non who is playing the part of the actress IN
"Ihe Power of the Press is the Miss Shan
non who starred in Lady Audley's Secret"
some years ago.
The Bankers Daughter" is to be produced
at once in Providence under the management
OF Eu2ene Iompkins. Louis James, Logan
| cast.-Aig7Or.
H. S. Goddard, the popular baritone, is pre-
parlng to spend some time in New York Guilt
waiting his voice. He VIII enter the competition
! at the conservatory and if successful will gain
scholarship worth S500-that is he will be
saved that sum in tuition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Robson have sailed for
Europe on the Augusta Victoria and will re-
main abroad all summer Mrs RobSons health
mas not been good lately and she expects tour
of the Continent will benefit her. Mr.. Robson
next season will begin in September
Prof. C. j. Thomas requests the members of
the Harmony Glee club, Twenty-first Ward
Glee club, Union Glee club and others who de-
sire to join in competing for the Y. NJ NJ L.
$3.50 prize, to meet i'll the tabernacle at the close
of services today for first rehearsal of Com
,rades in Arms. " All are desired TO take copies
Of the piece with them, if possible.
The New York Herald says: Mr.. Royle him
self ls OF course no such actor as MIR. Henley,
who was originally cast for the part of JACK
ness gives more reality to the part than Mr..
Henley's art would have DONE Speaking as he
does his own lines, into which he has put all
the soul Of a beginner, there is a certain sense
of eZtemporaneity aoout all that he says.
Clarence L. Dow, the Denver bankers so1
who married Millie Price and fell from the good
graces Of his family thereby. has joined the
United States army as musician and in future
will play the cornet in the band of the First in
fantry stationed az Angel island in San Fran
cisco bay. DOW, by the way, didn't have the
gumUt ton 20 stick by his wife after he had mar
ried her, and she is now suing for divorce anC
big alimony Music and Drama.
Joseph Grismer and Manager w. A. Brady
are now in frequent consultation regarding
next seasons eastern tour Of the Grismer
Dawes company which seems to promise
good measure of success. Notwithstanding
rumors to the contrary, no change has beer
made in their plans as previously outlined, anC
if an change at all is made it will merely bt
for the purpose of giving Mr.. and Mrs. Grisme
an opportunity for little rest, for as the plan
now stand they would be obliged to go to New
, York directly after the close of their presen
! season. -liusiC and DrdUa.
Judge Sanderson denied on Saturday the mo
ton for new trial in The case OF Herbert r
Houghton against Isaac Tru1nbo and k. Z
i Thomas, relative to the Biou theatre in thi
} city. The suit was brought to make the de
PENDANTS account for the rents and profits, tn
= appointment of a receiver and for so, OJU dam
ages because an extra story had been put Of
! Judge Levy, who tried the case gave the plain
! tin everything but the damages, and now tn
defendants motion for a new trial is denieC
3 San francisco Music and Drama.
( Nine Patti, with her numerous other &C
0 complishments, might add to the long list G
t them that OF being Gaelic singer. 1t would b
o impossible to imagine anything more eXquis
:. itely sung than by Alan's Waters, whic
she sang as an encore TO THE Last Rose {
4 Summer at the first Patti festival performance
I at the Madison Square garden last week.
3 was full OF pathOS and no Scotch laSSie, i
I whom the tenderness and melancholy of tn
y Scotch character predominates could sing
, with greater feeling. So many say Patti
] brilliant, but PATHS singing never touches tn
u heart They would be hard hearts indeed tbs
q the tale of the miller's daughter, from her lip
9 did not SOfteQ.-JOA1'HlL.