Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-25

GllLer. and Sullivan. She says that
they are even now at work upon an
opera, and that she knows because Mt.
Gilbert has offered her an option upon
the American rights.
Thomas w. Keene, who Ia our only
actor just now appearing In Shake
spcare's trngedies, will begin au en-
gngomeut Ia tho Union Square theater
March o. playing Richard III, Othello,
Merchant Of Venice and Richelieu,
with special scenery AMI costumes.
Frederick Paulding, who used 10 be n
star himself, II Mr. Keene's leading
man.
Walden Rlmsay assumed the role OF
Lord Windefmere In Lady WInder-
more's Fan ut Palmer's theater last
night Ia the place Of Edward Bell, who
created the role. Mfr. Boil appeared on
tho etage on saturday night Ia con-
dillon that made matters extremely
embarrassing for the itat Of the con-.
pany, and his services have been dis'
pensUd with for the present. by Manager
A. NJ. Palmor:-Recorder.
Although Daniel Frohman hSs de.
cided to givea new production ut the
/
decislOn has not been arrived at by any
falling oa IN thV attendance Of
Americans Abroad. That play u
AtiIl drawing immense audiences.
| Mr.. Ffohmsn merely wiehes 10 have
his company familiar with some play
other than Americans Abroad, In case
he should need II during his comirg
World's Fair engagement.
The Mouniobanks, now running nj
the Garden theater, New York, VIII
be replaced Thursday next by Girohc-
Girons. Manager n. Henry French
promises magnificent production OF
this opera, which, with the posaible
exception Of The Chimes OF Nor
mandy, Is the most melJdio Of all the
standard opera comiquea. Lillian
Russell will be GirOne, W. T. Carleiou
the MouzOurk, Louis Harrison the
Boloro, ami Hayden Colin the Mara
quin.
Fnw people are aware Of the fact that
Mis-. Hattie Russell, Comedian VIM,
II. Cranes leading lady, 10 n sister oil
Miss Ada Rehan, whom she Resemble,
very much In feature and In style OF
work. Another sister u Mrs. Kate
Byron, the wife OF oliver DOud Byron,
anu all three nrc leading ladied and
, excellent actresses. Mr.. Arthur Re
hau, who for "a nnmhor Of seasons hal
managed Mr. Augu.tin DAVE atirac
lions upon the rOad, Is u bf, th,r Of th,
ACTRESSES.
A queer SORT Of play has just beer
produced In Dublin, combined melo
; drama aud burlesque, by j. w. White
/ s.I nj Ian
IL moves along like hn ordinary molo
drama, abuunding la narrowing incl
denta, when suddenly II changes int,
burlesquu pantOmime, though late
: coming back B. nielOdfama, the Inter
2 Jude being explained Ms "A dream Of tn
} pcraecutel heroine. The notion d
/. hardly stranger lhan Ia the announce
! ment that II has been particularly vel
. received by tho Dublin public.
Influential citizens Of New York ar
making strenuous efforts to Induce tn
. German cavalry and infantry bands
[ | which are coming directly from Berlii
J. TO play NJ tho Chic,go Worlds Fair, Z
J. stop over In this city TO give n week
a Performance nj tho Madison Squar
!. Garden. The concerto that II N pro
posed TO give here will he solely 10
charitable purposes. The bands nnm
Dor over ono hundred musicians, an
!, II the efforts OF thoso who have III
I; matter In charge nro successful musl
. lovers have rare treat In store 10
, thcm.-h. y. World,
$ Pcrhaps the most remarkable sue
u cess OF any American girl In Paris, u
: least for many years Pact, belongs
9 Lois Fuller. The triumph OF Mi
u Fuller and her serpontine danes seen
: to be complete AMI permanent. Tw
= weeks ngO her ono hundIedth pei
: formance was marked by sOuvenl
u night with little fans ("la L9le") an
: SUCH hysierlcal applause aB now an
u then grects favoritc at the "a
u French capital. On that evening th
I, signed thrcc-yeaTt' contract with III
u managers vi tus theater World Thi
e IN not the Miss Fuller VINO gave IN
V asrpenllne dance once In Salt LAX,
o That was Molle Fuller; wife
Q Hailcn, OF Hallen and Hart.