The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
GnssIn of tlle Stage.

James J. Corbett and William a. Brady
are said to have cleared over $500, 600 this
season.
Tt is said Verdi received at Genoa on
his birthday nearly 1000 kilograms of con-
graduation
The tragedian Thomas W. Keene is the
owner OF no less than five farms on Staten
Island, N. Y. Thomas wants the earth.
Annie Pixley is reported to have made
the comfortable sum OF 500, 900 this sea-
son-that is, if you credit a managers
story.
Gounod, the composer of Faust is
writing for production in Paris next year
an opera on the subject Of 'tCharlotte
Corday-V
Mrs. Alice Shaw, aLa Belle Suitcase, y
has returned to London from India. Her
next engagement viii take her to the va
riety stage,
Donald Robertson, brother of Forbes
Robertson and husband of Catherine
Lewis, has been engaged for Rose Cogh-
lan's company.
Lillian Lewis press agent says she wears
q $50, 900 diamond garter, and, adds an
exchange, one may as well believe it as to
try to look for proof.
Burt Haverly and Laura Biggar, both of
g "Trip 10 Chinatown We're married
Mr.. Haverly's mother.
The principal member of Rosina Vokes'
company for next season will be c. d.
Marius He has made hit in the pres
ent bill running at Days.
1.-THE Jibbenainosov,' Joe Proctor's
time-honored Indian melodrama, will be
revived and put on the road next season
by Newton Beers in an elaborate fashion.
George Woodward declined to stay with
Stuart Robson next season on hearing
that another man, Giles Shine, was to be
one of the dronlios in the revival of ''The
Comedy of Errors"
Bertha Rieci has sued Manager Hender-
son for s. 900 for breach of contract. She
WAS engaged by him TO sing the title role
in stAL Baba, - and was dismissed, she
says. without cause.
Good judges say that the theatres in
Chicago this summer Will fare badly be-
cause folks will be so tired after going to
the fair that they won't care to go to the
theatre.
At the end of the j K. Emmett season
M1ss Emily Lytton viii 60 to Paris to pur-
chase new dresses for the part she is to
create in Mr.. Emmet's new production,
ssFritz in the VEST
Margaret Warrington, the author OF E.
II. Sothern's new play that is soon to be
produced, was born in England. but was
educated at the convent of the Sacred
Heart at Rochester.
London has bad its first experience of
the nCrinoline dance' and likes il. 1t
has Just been introduced at the Trafalgar
Square IN ssThe Bauble Shops bur
lesque of Mr.. jones' Criterion play.
Ellen Terry is a mother law. Her
only son, who was Gordon Craig, appears
as the youngest Knight Templar in
ssBecket' at the London Lyceum, made
pretty brunette of is his wife during Holy
week.
Frederic Robinson, who was the orig
inaI Count Orlof in Diplomacy upon
the occasion of its first production in Am
erica, is a member of the Coghlan com
pany. he will be seen in the same role
again.
Miss Kuhnie Beveridge, a member OF
the Coghlan company, is one of the fe-
male modelists of the Chicago Worlds
fair. A piece of her work stands promi-
nent in the woman's department of the
fair
Dixey continues to crowd the Casino
with 'sAdonis, - which has apparently
revived its original popularity. The
Tooth performance of the burlesQue in this
city and the thirty-first of its present run
will be given next Friday evening.
The enormous success of Carmencita.
the exquisite danseuse, in conjunction
with the brilliant comedy, stThe Prodi-
gal Father, - from the Broadway theatre.
New York, still continues to be the event
OF the theatrical season. Manager Burton
has been inundated with inquiries for
seats for the appearance of the great
dancer at the Salt Lake theatre Saturday |
evening, May 1S-
Charles Dickson will produce a new
comedy in New York this summer. The
title is "a Damned Fool, - of which Mr.
Dickson says: III this title meets with
too much opposition on the part of the
public shall changeit but as it is especi-
ally applicable TO the piece, l shall be |
10th to do so unless forced by public |
opinion to decide. F"
Nellie McHenry. while standing on a |
railway platform at Springfield, Mass.
the other day, leaped upon the track and |
rescued a child that would otherwise have
been killed-and then tainted. Which |
displayed her remarkable knowledge of |
the graduation and perfection OF climax.