The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-10
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year in 1.-THE New Nabobs."
Charles Frohman IS comedians produced
-fsThe Other Man" in New York last
week.
The complete cast Of s'Robin Hood"
shows not a single name familiar to the
original production.
Sol Smith Russell is booked for 100
nights at Days theatre, New York, be-
ginning October 9.
ga Straight Tip" james T. Powers
old success, is to be revived this season
with another company.
Al Morrissey is authority for the state
ment that '.The Girl l Left Behind Me''
had splendid business in San Francisco.
In dramatic paper appears the follow
ing extraordinary advertisement: ''Fu-
ture wives or husbands. Samples 10
cents.'
Blanche Walsh says, s'The trouble with
San Francisco is that it's education has
been neglected. - And o. how the critics
hcwledl
In Rice's '1z92'' Richard Harlow is sing
ing a parody on 'tAfter the Ball, - which
covers anxious inquiry as to Chicago
after the fair.
Managers advertising for people. wish
ing to make their offer particularly at
tractive, say: tSalaries low but sure
every week. -
ssLand of the Midnight SUM- is new
romantic melo-drama about to be seen
on the eastern stage. The scenes, all but
one, are laid in Iceland.
Henry Miller and Viola Allen both
have parts in Liberty HaIl' so well
adapted TO their abilities as to make them
appear to great advantage.
The theatres Of New York are now sus-
pending the professional free list on first
night performances, because the actors
are such sevsre critics.
Fanny Davenport will open her season
next month at the Baldwin, San Fran
cisco. Her repertoire will consist of
ttCleopatra, - Fedora and 'tLa
Tosca."
Julia MRrlowe's marriage is developing
into strong case CT s'she is and she
isn't.'' 1t promises to be as uncertain as
the mystery surrounding the villain who
struck Mr.. William Patterson.
ssThe Rsinmaker OF Syria Rudolph
Aronson and Sydney Resembles new
play, will be tried in Buffalo and will
then be taken TO New York City. Lots OF
money viii be spent on the production.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will sail for New
York next week. Their American tour
Will be under management of Daniel
Frohman. Prominent in their repertoire
viii be 1.-THE Second Mrs. Tanqueray. -
The Authors and Managers Protective
society is talked OF, the object being pro-
lection against play pirates. 1t is ex-
number of companies that will fly the
black flag.
Friends" this year will be presented
by the following talented people: Selma
Fetter, Lucius Henderson, Z. ID. Lyons.
Henry Bergman, Louise Wakelee, Carrie
Berg. Harry Allen, Frank Chandler and
Edwin Milton Royle.
Mr.. William Morris, familiar to all
Salt Lake theatre goers from his sterling
acting in t'Men and Women,' 1.-The
Lost Paradise, - now playing in stThe
Girl Lett Behind Me, - will head com
pany of his own in a new play next sea-
son.
Colonel Z. Allston Brown, who for some
years has been writing in the New York
IlsDper a history of the New York the
atres from 1872 to 1898, will publish same
hin book form. 1t will be printed in two
<volumes and will sell for $40.
Lole Fuller's great success in Paris led
her 10 expect a great demonstration upon
her return to America, where her FIRST
great success was recorded; IN this antici-
patton her engagement in New York is
proving bitter disappointment.
Four stage hands belonging to the
Eenry Irving company were detained in
New York by the immigration bureau.
At first the decision was they were to be
returned, but afterwards they were re-
leased. TIE inquiry was regarding their
stains as skilled laborers.
It's getting 90 be quite the thing now
IN melo-drama for the heroine to rescue
the hero, which is the reverse of the old
time way This is true OF "a Nutmeg
Match. where the heroine snatches the
hero from the laws OF the deadly pile
driver.
The dog that bit Marion Monola and