The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-05
stage Gossip.

Roland Reed is still successfully pay
ing innocent as a Lamb.
Pinero has sold the German actlns
rights of "The Second Mrs. Tanque-
ray for five years. The piece Will pe
translated but not adapted
Joseph Darby, whose feats IN jump
ing have created a sensation IN Londoll
has recently come to this country anu
is now a member of 1.-THE Country CIT
GUS company.
Rosina Vokes is a very sick woman.
1t is doubtful if she will ever again be
seen upon the stage. She has been act
ing some time against the positive
commands of her physician.
Moses" a two act farce, by Min
ME Madden Fiske, was acted for the
first time on any stage at the Pike
Opera house, Cincinnati, O.. Oct. ~,
by the Felix Morris company.
w. F. Perkins and James ]. Flana-
gan. of the "Cruiskeen Lawn" COM
pany, were entertained by Patsy Bran
nigan and Jimmy Foley at Lady Alb
erdeens Irish village, at the Worlds
fair on Manhattan day.
Henry Irving Oldest son, H B.
Irving, will return to the stage. 1t is
announced that when Robert Buch-
lanan's comedy, Richard Brinsby
Sheridan is produced at the Comedy
theatre, London, Mr.. Irving will play
the title role.
"Charley's Aunt" is to be trans
Hated into French. The play is to be
presented by a French company in the
Gymnase in Paris. Then Charley S
Aunt" will be played simultaneously
in Paris, Berlin, London, New York
land South Africa.
c. B. Jefferson, Klaw and Changer
have arranged with A. NJ. Palmer for
a southern tour of Palmer's stock
company to play in their houses in
Louisville, Nashville, Memphis and
New Orleans. 1t will be the first ap-
lpearance of this organization in the
lsouth.
Another pug is to go on the stage.
Jack Dempsey has been engaged by
that energetic and far-seeing manager,
William Brady, to appear in THE Bot
tom of the Sea-" Dempsey will spar
every night with his trainer, Denny
Costigan, and may play a small part
Nine. Minnie Hauk, with her hus-
band, Chevalier Ernst Won Hesse
Wartegg, arrived from Berlin Oct. II.
She is en- route to San Francisco, ia
pan, China, India and Egypt, not for
getting stay in Chicago. Nine. Hauk
will not sing during her short stay in
this country
Basco and Roberts, who have made a
success in Kiralfy's America" at the
Chicago Auditorium, and who have
been engaged for one year at the Met
ropolitan opera house, New York, in
the same play, will star next season in
their original burlesque, 1.-THE Orient,
or, Life in a Harem."
A company Of half-breed negresses,
travelling under the, name Of the Gre
ole Beauties" was nearly mobbed in
Louisiana. In every town which they
visited they were met by a committee
advising them to leave at once, while a
bowling mob emphasized the warning
by threats of personal injury. They
were forced to hastily leave the state.
Marie Louise Bailey, the pianist, is
a native of Nashville, Tenn. She is
but nineteen years of age and has
spent four years in Leipsic and
Vienna pursuing a course of study
She holds a commission as pianist to
the Court of SaXony and is said to
possess musical genius of a very high
order. Mr.. Steinway is to direct a six
weeks tour for her.
The Coquelin-Hading combination is
the strongest company of French dra-
matte artists ever engaged for an
American tour. It includes Coquelin,
jr., aged %, and Jane Hading, Miss
Hading, the only successful rival of
Bernhard, will probably not be seen
in America again for five years as she
has signed a contract to act in Paris
for that length of time.
At Wonderland, for the week COM
mencing Thursday, Nov. 9, one of the
best melodramas of the season will be
presented by the stock company in
the theatorium, entitled, "Miralda, or,
The Cigar Girl of Cuba New seen
cry and appropriate costumes have
been especially secured for this play.
Mr.. Barlow will appear in his wonder
full portrayal of Seth Swap, and Miss
Gypsy Barlow as Miralda, and the
clever character actor, Mr.. w H.
Gregory as Pedro Martinez On the
bijou stage, representative vaudeville
artists have been secured, and SAL
combe and Macpherson, who have
made a decided hit in their clever act,
The Columbian Troubadours," will
render new and popular songs, DUETS,
ETC., in their Incompatible style. While
politics engage the rapt attention of
the public, these times, patrons of this
resort will be repaid by visiting Won
derland during the week.