The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
The Grand Opera House.

Tomorrow will be launched upon Tie
theatrical sea a. new craft. She Is a trlIil
little vessel and starts on her voyage Oh
succegs-for such let us hope 1t Will pc
with coIors flying and at full SAIL with
a good captain, an able crew anu ProS-
nerous winds to fill her hopeful sails Inc
waves on the sea are high though, now,
and there must be steady hands ana
wary ewes at the helm to note ana take
advantage of every wave and VIVA oi
the little craft will stand in great danger
of never reaching the calm distant harooI
of prosperity. lions
Let us point out us fecoilliiie 49,
for success: e.t.I ~; :,
"A roony. well-lighted stage--ftted WIN
bon,eoDaiTfed scenery from the brush o.
our Salt Lake artist, Anderson-ln 1t SIT T,b Ds
grooves and scenery are the Standaro
height. IS feet; with 2112 feet drops. 5mI
nroscenium opening is 70 feet py ~;
feet, in which is ft6e do NIUE en{{ f "A
Morning in Venice The boxes, dHu
there are nine on either side on the ati ~
tori1Im. are hung with plush drjPefrI r1
lighted with ELECTRIC gprit se if seats Coz
people-65O down stairs and 3oO IN p9e ,S ~
ierY and both places are furnished, NJ, WIZ
fine latest improved opera chalIs. -
are a .nd large hot air furnace, and
SIC Who'll sil building is brilliantly lighted
with electricity.
The stage crew is as folleWs'
Maltese-Stage manager.
Idhn Zzell-Master carpenter
sam NIillard-Assistant.
Frank Myers-Flyman- A.. fol-
The orchestra is made up Vi ehe W.
lowing nut sicianS: c.1,.
F f,ngberg, leader; w. Syms, sharp
I. Beeseiy. Zinter and Williams. no.
The prices of admission Will De. bOAsS
10 cents per seat paTqnet, Sy of the
first two lows. which will be 50 cents.
Of the company, Mr.. 7. j. fraWley' the
manager, says: ,ro,o ,,izat ioY,
in the west than the one when WI
omen the Grand Opera house next Nlonudy
and which is sent here with hlShest rec
concentrations from Denver by Messrs'
Griffin and Neill. - :.
OF the the members OIL the COMPANY ~
INF. Harry Carson Clarke, the coined
ian of the organiza non; Is d NOS strane.
er to Salt I.akers, having piayeo mere
with numerous companies before. -,
MIR Howard Kyle has been seen . mere
with the Warde-James and Modjeska
companies, and holds very complimentary
rotices from our papers. Ito, :,
Miss Madge Cook was the original II
England of the character when e she VII
impersonate here in Moths. She was
| last seen here with Daniel FrohmIaI
stock cor pany, as was also Mr.. Charles
w. King. another prominent member OF
the present Grand Opera house STOCK
company. ,5;,,
| lady of the company, has received the
most unstinted praise for her protraya
of the emotional role in Moths.
Miss Blanche Bates is the comedlenne
! Of the company and plays the part OF
| The American Girl
Miss Jean Coye is a member OF DAME
Frohmans stock organization at IN
| Lyceum theatre. and will only remain
| here until May list. when. she Will reloiT
| her company in New York. She has bet
! ter opportunities in the second play, Lon
! don Assurance than in Moths.
HMr. P. A. Naunary is the old man
actor, and will not appear until the
.Mr. II. D. Brakeman plays a, gooS
second to Mr. Clarke in his comedy es
MIR. T. Daniel F'rawley has figured il
some of the biggest New York successes
! among which may be cited: The Ole
! Homestead and The Gilded Fool -
/ The calfbre of players selected and TIL
! promises of careful attention to tht
details Of stage setting and costuming
ought to go far toward making the ney
Grand Opera a very decided and perma
nent success. The stage will be set yer.
prettily on Sunday evening; the orchestr
will render sweet music and all are in
vited to come and inspect the new