The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15
Notes.

The Journal says Dixey's tour has been
lamentable failure
Grismer & Davies have fallen back on The |
Two Orphans" in San Francisco.
Mr. Cotton, the inimitable William IN Jane"
is London actor of high standing.
10 Grismer played Salem Scudder in the
'Octoroon'' in San Francisco lately.
Mrs. John W Mackay sent $1,000 to the
Actors fund fair through Maude harrison
Musin has sailed from San Francisco to Hon
olulu. From there he will go TO New healand
E. j. Henley who was TO have played Jack
In Friends" comes west with 'Glorlana" neXt
month.
The Choral society, tomorrow night, will mech
and take up the discussion where it left OF on
last Monday night.
1t is once more positively said that verdis
new opera, "Falstaff, y will be produced next
winter at La scala, Milan.
Patti sang in the Madison Square Garden,
New York, last night choir of 1000 and
orchestra OF 100 supported her,
Mr.. Daily. the excellent old man in "Jane, ~
played the deacon here with Annie Pixley four
years ago in the "Deacon'S Daughter"
Mortimer Snow of Brigham city, is playing
in cheap theatre in san Francisco. The
papers refer to him as 1.-The beautiful Snow"
Miss Gale brought her first starring tour to
a close last week in the west. cold caused
her to stop somewhat earlier than she ex-
pected
Mansfield has dozen plays in his repertory
but Salt Lake mainly wants to see Beau
IuO dALS1du IlOLudISC ot4N
"Jekyn s. HYDE
Miss Bennett said to a HERALD reporter that
one of the objects OF Mr.. Frohman's present
trip abroad was to secure for her comedy IN
which she expects 10 star.
Rubinsten has finished his sacred opera,
! Moses which will be produced in London in
oratorio form. 1t is exceedingly lengthy, re-
! qulrlng two evenings TO pres mt it.
Miss Bennett says Jane as played in Lon
don, where she saw the original, is awfully
tough" They had to cut out whole speeches
and scenes to fit it to the American stage.
The real Mrs. Pixton in "Jane" is always
6-foot, 20 pound woman Carrie Reynolds is
! the ideal character, but she has been i'll ever
! since she reach Salt Lake, and Miss LIE Baron
/ had to do her part. Mr.. Pixton's part is greatly
aided when large woman does his mate.
Daniel Frohmau is getting funny about the
Kendals. He announces them to come TO
Brooklyn this week. and says it Will be their
| final farewell. " Final farewell is good 1t
does not look as if these people would ever
! leave US. They cannot tear themselves away
from American receipts. -JOMndt.
Miss Annie Pixley, at the conclusion of her
engagement at the Fourteenth Street theatre,
| will put Polly Mindless away for the summer
while she makes her annual pleasure trip
abroad. The present production Of the operetta
has been in the line Of an experiment, and next
Broadway theatre.
| An odd fact is that Days company opens
Stockwelhs theatre in san Francisco July Z,
but he is not booked in salt Lake. His mid
Rehan now would I'LL the house alone, to say
nothing of John Drew (who is now winding 10
with Daly) James Lewis and Mrs. Gilbert. II
can hardly be that DAILY intends giving US the
"go by"
Nine. Janauschek says that her engagement
at the Windsor theatre last week will be her
last in New York, as she intends to retire at
the end Of the season. The play she presented
was THE Harvest Moon" which is of the melo-
dramatic kind. She was supported by Messrs.
A. H. Stuart. Harry d. clifton A. H Barr.
James Nj. Martin. Paul Davis and George Con
nor and Miss Josie Boutelle and Miss Agnes
Burroughs.
Paul Arthur, the clever leading man of the
"Jane" company, is husband Of the pretty
actress, katherine Grey. The two fell in love
while they were rehearsing in Jane" and were
married on the quiet two days before the first
performance But the papers got wind OF it,
and made great ado of the announcement.
Mr.. Arthur, by the way, was here two years ago
with Nat Goodwin, playing the Irisnman in the
"Goid Mine" He expects TO have a comedy of
his own in the near future.