The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-03


course pretty face has great deal to 90
with it, but / never let beauty run away
with my Judgment of how they will look
In tights. Some very handsome faces or
nament scrawny forms that any amount OF
padding would not make perfect.
81 will say, safely / think, that l can de-
termine in 50 per cent. of the young women
who apply to me for situations whether
they will make pleasing stage appearance
or not l DO this by judging from the con-
tour of their hands. For instance, q young
woman Of tall figure presents herself to
me. As she is liable to be thin, my
examination is done more carefully
tdan if she we're of q shorter build.
If her fingers are long and bony can see
at on ce that she world be of no use, as her
limbs would be thin and her feet long. II
her fingers are long and well covered with
flesh and tapering, then sNe Will be OF good
form, Notwithstanding her height. 1T her
fingers are short and full, thea she will be
of excellent figure. The contour OF the
face shows in measure the tigSlre OF the
person, and we'll developed bust is coed
criterion, but often deceives, as hove fire.
quently found girls so endowed to 1s top
heavy.
''ln person of medium height it would
not require such a plump hand to indicate q
good proportion, as nine out of ten women
of such height are sufficiently well formed
for chorus and ballet purposes 1t is the
tall ones who are thorn in my side. When
girls come to me for an engagement | al
ways respectfully request them TO remove
their gloves. do not tell them what for,
and 1t takes me only a moment to deter
miIe their fate. They go away probably
wondering what decided me in making up
my mind.
The following is Mr.. Stephens pro-
gramme for the Tabernacle Choir concert
tleman for his bold and original announces
ment. Admission, 80 cents. Children in
arms, IS. co."
Overture "Wanderers Zeil "F. Suppe
Salt Lake Symphony Orchestra, (33 instru-
ments). Prof. Anton Peterson, Conductor.
! Motette, "God of Israel, "-----E. Stephens
Combined choir, 60 voices, orchestra and organ.
| Soloists-Louie Poulton, Bessie Dean Ali
son, G. D. Piper and Moroni Thomas.
Trio, operate, "AJilla,' Verdi
Agnes Olsen Thomas, r c. Easton and
H. S. Goddard.
Schutzen Liesel, Either duet Grossman
Mr.. and Mrs. Prof. Jos. Hartmann.
Contralto Song, ''Leonore" ---------....----
Bessie Dean Allison.
Tenor solo with chorus, The Linden Tree
George D. hyper aud Harmony Glee Club.
Waltze sounds from the Vienna Woods" -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Johann Strauss
Salt Lake Symphony orchestra.
Child song from 'tBelShaZZar' ------- Butter1eld
Little Ethel Connolly.
Duet, 1.-THE Day OF Ny Vengeance.
observation-disclosures Lucia, DoniZetti
Il. c. Easton, H. S. Goddard.
Harp solo, Larghretto on Last Rose OF
Madame Gaylord Bell.
Soprano solo, "Swiss Echo Sons"-----....
Agnes Olsen Thomas
| 'Fantasie Caprice, violin solo. VieuXtemps
Willard L. Weihe.
Solo and chorus, Crowned with the Tenn >.
ieS' H. S. Goddard and chorus. V''pi
Marie Wainwright's proper name is
Marls Wainwright Slaughter James. She
first married Mr.. Slaughter by whom she
had two children. She was next married
to Louis James, with whom she lived for
fifteen years; they then separated and both
went their ways. If rumor is correct, the
separation bore hardly on MIR. James, and
little or not at all on Wainwright. James
had also been previously married, and his
daughter who was in Salt Lake with q
company not long ago, was result of that
marriage.
The largest and most brilliant audience
of the season greeted Miss Agnes Hunting
ton recently at AlbRugh's opera house,
Washington, when the curtain rose on
paul Jones" President Harrison, Mrs.
Harrison, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs Dimmick, Sir
Julian Pauncefote, Lady Pauncefote and
the Misses Pauncefote, Secretary Foster
and party, members of the Italian legation,
and Hon. A. S. Cley born, father of Prin-
cess Kamlani, of Hawaii, were among the
occupants of the boxes, while in the orches-
ira chairs wers many well known in soc-
ETY. and musical circles.
Acting on the popular demand, Messrs.
| SacketU q Lawler have succeeded in pro-
longing the engagement of Mrs. Mile
| Price Dow for another week. She will
present an entirely new programme, intro
ducing the famous Spanish dance, La
Jota," a specially in which she has no
equal. A combination of Tyrolese must
clans, making a circuit of the globe en-
route to the Worlds fair, said to be the
most celebrated quartette in all Switzer-
land, will appear at the regular change on
Thursday. Much to the personal satisfac-
ton of every portion of the house the stock
company will be a regular feature again,
under the management of Mr.. Dan Mason,
supported by the popular young actress,
| Militant Page. Mr.. Mason is conceded to
oe the greatest German comedian on the
American stage. The comedy entitled
''Clean Sweep has scored tremendous
hit, and comes to US as the success Of the
season. The bill is the largest and most
expensive one yet offered by the house.