The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-17

to pay salary. Judgment has been recovered,
but nothing else up to the last writing
Maurice Barrymore has tried bis hand at
writing again. his time it is the ibretto OF q
comic opera, 1.-THE Robbers of the Rhine,
which is TO have big New YORK production.
AS an illustration of Richard Mansfleld's
versatility, he played Koko in 1.-THE Mikado"
with tremendous success when very young
man, and since that time has given . unique
performance OF Richard ILL.,
Bernard Dyllyn, Corinpes very self conscious
leadlng man. brutally struck chorus girl In
san francisco last year. She sued him, got a
verdict for 500, and last week his salary was
attached to satisfy the claim.
A dispatch intimates that the Jucn Opera
company is on the verge of dissolution in Los
angeles, owing to a series of attachments for
salaries. Locke says things will be all right
providing ne can raise 81, 5UO.--Alsic and Drama
All who heard the musical programme at Mrs
hrouse'S musicale Thursday pronounce it
10 nave Deen the most artistic thing of the kind
ever arranged here. The Quintette club MIR
Welhe, Miss Hawiey and Mr.. Goddard all out
snone themselves, and Mr.. Krouse's new pu-
Pill Mrs. Coliett, made very pleasant impress.
SION Mrs. krouse's artistic taste and Mr.
hrouSe's ability as performer and an ar
ranger. made combination hard to excel.
MIR. T. henry French, the manager. of the
Garden theAter and the Grand opera house
WHO lett rather suddenly for Europe last Feb
ruaTy; arrived on the Teutonic yesterday and
explained his hasty departure by saving he
wanted to reach London before another mana
ger VINO was eager to buy 1.-THE Mountebanks -
GlDert ana Ceiliers new opera which he was
oeslrous OF getting. He said he got there first
and secured the prize.-Nelc York Herald.
Mr.. Richard Mansfield showed very large
audience last night what he has done at his
pest IN i've OF his productions. He chose the
strongest acts of "Beau Brummel, ~ DR. JeKyll
and MIR. Hyde, Ten Thousand a Year" 'TThe
Partisan Romance" and Prince Karl" The
range OF these characters would be SUFFICIENT of
themselves to indicate the extreme versatility
u Mr. Mon oil
Kept his audience with him throughout and
won well the bOuntiful applause bestowed ucon
hlm.--Ael0 York Herald.
Miss Emma Eames the prima donna, yester-
Jay signed contract to return here next sea.
son With the Abbey-Grau opera company NJ
gotlatons for the re- engagement OF the singer
nave been going on for several days past and
1or time IL looked as if they could not be
Drought to satisfactory conclusion The
singer had felt that she was poorly paid during
the season, which ended last night and de-
manded a larger sum for next fan and winter
MT Grau, 1t Is said, offered her $500 perform
ance, and she asked for $500 1t was said last
night that Mr.. Grau signed for what she asked
ana guaranteed that she should appear at least
twice week during the season.-Ne1O York
Herald
1t is announced that Miss Olea Bull. daughter
OF the Viollnist, has gone upon the stage having
oeen engaged to support Miss Julia Marlowe.
Sne mas been prominent figure in Cambridge
society," ana her entrance intO the dramatic pro-
fesS1on has caused much surprise not ONLY in
the community at large but even it is said, in
her own family circle. Miss Olea's relatives.
tne horpes. are shocked beyond measure by
tne independent young woman's action in not
merely going on the stage, but actually begin
ming, as she has, at the lowest round of the lad
aer But her mother is less disturbed, having
perfect confidence in both Mis- Marlowe and
ner daughter, and feeling that the latter's in
dlvlduality is capable OF making itself felt in
wider sphere than her social life permitted. =
Ercbange.
How have the mighty fallen. B,lsic and
Drd'ld mas the following squib: Mckee Ran
kin 8 recent examination before Judge CARRIER
ELECTED the information that this once wealthy
actor was compelled, in order ito keen
the pot a-oolltng," TO accept an engagement at a
~ cent theatre. AS showing that the actor )
life is indeed precarious one here is man
who, though at one time the idol of the Amert-
can public, is seeking a livelihood by playing 10
the groundlings who for the most part are
capable of nothing but inexplicable dumb shows
| and noise" For some reason, however Mr..
Rankin has altered his intention OF appearing In
The Danites" on the Flat next week, and is
said to have registered oath that he will
never again go south of Mission street. There
| Is no reason why he should do so, as first-ciass
managers are always glad of his services He
Is not the first actor, however, that has been
caught by golden bait.