The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-26
musical and Dramatic Items.


Sarah Bernhard will tour South Amer
lea in June.
David Belasco says that he viii hence
forth write plays only.
Mrs. Frank Leslie has at length en-
barked in the theatrical business.
E. /. Davenport, a brother to Fanny
Davenport, viii not star next season as
reported
Miss Annie Pixley has met with an ac-
cident and temporarily retired from the
stage.
sfRed Robin,'' the new play to be pro-
duced at the Boston theatre, was written
by Mary E. Wilkins.
After thirteen years of partnership
Barry q Fay have separated. Barry will
star in GA Rising Generation
Herrmann's doves were eaten bya west
ern managers dog. and the magician
wants s., 900 damages.
Denver Smith is the latest addition to
the fistic drama. He will be one Of the
company under W. A. Brady in ''After
Dark
Judith Berolde, leading in Alexander
SalvIni's company, was married a few
days ago &c Edward Marshall, news
paper man.
Auber did not give to the world his
charming opera, 'sLe Premier Jour de
Bonheur,'' until he was 81 years old.
''The Bauble Shop is the name of
Charles Wyndham's new piece to be
brought out in this courty in the latter
part OF December.
Eleonora Duse will make six-weeks'
English tour after a two-weeks' rest IN
Paris at the end of this season. A great
welcome awaits her in England.
Lillian Riva, an Italian prima donna
! who has been prominent on the Paris,
Vienna and Madrid stages, is coming to
this country with a concert company.
Charles IL. Hcyt's popular farce, ssA
Temperance Town, - will pass its one
hundredth performance at the Boston
Park theatre tomorrow night.
Ninna Gale Haynes has declared in an
interview that she will leave the stage af-
ter Easter and settle down to domestic life
in New York. For how long?
The venerable Verdi has already COM
pleteu an act of yet another opera. Verdi
spends most of his time on his farm at
Saul Agata, only composing as the humor
seizes him.
John A. Forepaugh, of Forepaugh's
theatre, Philadelphia, has been elected to
the common council Of that city. Phila-
delphia is to be congratulated on such a
representative.
Four masked society young ladies are
TO l1r1D6T up Jle1T DlnDS IN q ulEn-klCk1Og
dance at the Vaudeville club in New York
and society is agog with excitement.
1t is said that Bebe Viniug, leading
lady at Stockwell's theatre, San Fran
cisco, has resigned, refusing to support
the negro, Peter Jackson, who stats us
Uncle Tom.
Another improvement of the realism of
the stage will be seen in Chicago at the
production of fMackaye's Specta-
torium'' Instead of canvas and paint
viii be stones, wood, brick and real
trees.
Signora Link, prima donna dramatica
assoluta, arrived from Australia by the
steamship Alameda on Thursday last.
Her freshest laurels have been won in
Wagnerian opera.
Bertha WeIby and Anna Wardell win
give the comedy, "a Happy Pair, and
a monologue, 1.-THE Wedding Eve, - at
Hardman hall, Fifth avenue, New York,
on Thursday night, March %.
e. S. Van Zile has written two pieces
for Felix Morris to star in next season.
tsChampagne,H two act comedy, and
curtain raiser entitled "a Bachelor's
Tears.' Mr.. Van Zile is a clever writer.
Theodore Wachtel, the famous tenor,
gave a farewell concert in Berlin, last
Wednesday, on the eve of his SEVENTEEN
birthday. He has preserved his voice
wonderfully, and can still take his
upper c.
Berlin is reported unsteady wild over