The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-01
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Charles Gardner has several ney
songs which he is singing with sue
cess this year. Apple blossoms" i
1.-THE favoIite and THE Butterfly i
another which is very sweet ant
catchy.
plans to star He will accept a, posi-
= tdon as leading man.
( Buffalo Bits Wild West show i.
doing a big business at Ambrose park
near New York. Excursions from neigh
boring cities come in every day to SCI
the big show. The average attendance
, at each performance is 10000 people
Roland Reeds tour begins in Sep
TENDER. He viii use a new play by the
late David Lloyd and Sydney Rosen.
fild.
Nat Goodwin also will have new
play next season. 1t IS called Anbi-
tlon' and was written by Henry Guy
Carleton.
THE Brownies" under Klaw and
Erlauger's management. will be, seen
IN New York ON November 2. Great
preparations have been made for a
line production of this play.
Madame Sans Gene will have its
first American presentation at the
Grand opera house, at Washington, D.
c., on November ).
1892" still continues to draw good
houses to the Garden theatre 1t has
been running nearly two years. and is
one Of the strongest attr oStions New
York can boast of right now.
Neil Burgess is entertaining a large
party at his summer home at the At
lantic Highlands. Mr.. Burgess new
play has been completed.
Princes Bonnie continues to do ex-
cellent business in Philadelphia. The
ore hundredth performance OCCURS on
July 3.
Pauline Hall appeared last week at
the Park theatre, Philadelphia, as
Ralph Rackstraw, in "Pinafo:e" She
gave a fine performance of the part.
A new comic opera was successfully
produced at Albaugh's. in Washington.
on June %. It is called Marker" and
is by Philander Johnson, the funny
man Of the Evening Star. Of that city,
and J. Emory Star, of Richmond. Vir-
gillia. 1t is said to be very bright and
original.
Etelka Wardell is an inventive gem
ius, and has recently patented some
new features in stage work which Dor
der on the sensational. She will use
her inventions in the new play "The
Whirlpool" Miss Wardell also owns
the patents used in THE Diamond
Breakers
The New York Lyceum Theatre COM
pany will begin its tour in August in
Chicago. A majority of the company
is now in Europe.
Julian Edwards is writing a. new op-
era, in which Camille D'Arville viii
star under Harry Asl1in's manage
ment
William A. Brady claims to have Sc
cured the Cotton King for Joseph
Grismer
Edward Hanigan has been received
with open arms in San Francisco. Bus
mess at the California theatre has been
enormous.
Tony Pastor has started on his an
nual visit to Europe. He is after now
elites. Vesta Lilley will come back
with him in September.
Marie Burress will be Otis SINNERS
leading lady next season.
Lillian Russell has gone to a private
hospital to be operated On.
William Norris has made himself la
bic to heavy damages for using Rose
dale" Arthur Wallack refused to AL
low Mr.. Norris to use the play. but
in spite of that Mr.. Morris produced
'Rcsedale'' in St. Paul. Now he has to
defend himself as best he may in the
courts.
Helen Dauvray is to star again. Ed
ward Knowles, manager at the Amphi-
on theatre in Brooklyn, n. Y, has ar
ranged to manage her tour. William
Gill is now writing a play for Miss Dau-
vray, who will be surrounded by a
strong company
Augustus Piton will let on royalty
Robert Mantell's play 1.-THE Face in
the Moonlight
L is very likely that a special com
pany will be sent out by Charles Froh- |
man with Sowing the Wind"
The announcement of the Eighth ave-
nue. theatre, New York, for next sea-
son includes the statement that no box
ing will be allowed.