The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-12
Notes.


There is a good deal of talk Of local opera this
fall.
Raymond's circus appears in Salt Lake on the
18th and 18th.
John Spencer describes Bosses new opera
house as little gem
1t is very likely that Lolita viii make San
Francisco her permanent residence.
The Orpheus'' will be heard this week at the
Templeton parlors. 1t viii be its first public
appearance.
Charles Frohman has purchased the Ameri-
can rights TO Oscar Wilde's latest play, Lady
Wildemere's Fan. .
w. S. Gilbert, OF 'Piuafore" renown has
written parody on Hamlet that be names
''Rosencrantz and Guildenstern."
C. W. Couldock is 10 have a monster benefit
in Chicago early next month. He retires from
the stage al the close Of the season.
B. b. Young has been offered a musical pro
fessorship in the University of Michigan al Ann
Arbor, but he VIII probably stick TO Chicago
Richard Mansdelds dates at the theatre are
June 2lst and 22d, and the repertoire viii be
"A Partisan Romance" and Beau Brummei
When "A Lost Paradise" is brought out here
this summer. James Barrows. who made such a
hit as the Irish sergeant in Shenandoah will
play the part Leslie Allen has been playing in
the east
Charles Il. Hoyt's new play "A Man Porn
in Missouri, which he wrote for his wife. Flora
Walsh. and Tim Murphy. VIII have its pro
ducti0n indefinitely postponed, owing 10 the
continued success Of "a Texas steer. .
Sir Arthur Sullivan IS reported TO be making
rapid progress towards recovery, though he is
still unable TO do any work When he does get
hack to lgbor there will be some prospect Of a
Gilbert and Sullivan operetta again --Rusjc
and Dr0DiI-
Mrs. John Drew made her farewell aprear-
ance on the stage OF the Philadelphia Academy
of Music last Monday night. Joseph Jefferson
William II. Crane the Kendals and other peo-
pie appeared in The Rivals - with Mrs Drew
in her Old part Of Mrs. Malaprop.
A Montreal man brought suit against the
manager Of the local theatre because he pur-
chased a ticket to hear Nine. Scalchi sing, and
the popular contralto failed to sing. His action
was based on the managers responsibility for
non-fuihllment OF contract He won his suit
John d. Owen, one OF our we'll known young
singers and member of the guitar and mandolin
club, will have a benefit IN the Twenty first
ward meeting house Wednesday evening He
viii soon leave on mission to Europe and his
friends intend seeing that he has a royal send
OF"
The Baldwin theatre attraction for midsnm-
mer Is one TO which considerable interest at
taches. II is the temperance here OF Charles
Frohman's excellent stock company. prictic-
ely the same organization which presented
Men ard Women here last year. and who will
on the occasion OF their present visit present
Fulda's great play. The Lost Parad SCI
There is no doubling the success achieved by
the company and the play in the east and as
the production at the Baldwin viii be Identical
Win mat gwen III new lUIk. IL IS SAFE 10 pre-
dict success Tor il here. -krQaR59sr.
Frederick Warde closed the most successful
season be has ever had on the 14th hit. at Min
neapolis and is now al his home IN Brooklyn.
n. Y. preparing for his next season. when he
will be associated with Louis James. II win
commence at the National theatre, Washing
ton. d. c.. Sept u, and during the election ex-
element the two stars viii make tour OF the
southern states, which are said to be more de-
cided politically than the rest of the country,
after which they come to the coast which Mr..
Warde has always considered his strongest
stamping ground. Their repertoire will in
clude The Lions Mouth, "Othello,' Fran
cesca di Riminin and Julius Cesar Late in
the fall "Memnon viii be played.-N3sic and