The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-26

and damaged by William A. Brady.
Mamie tombstone will play Jane in
Gustave Frohman's western company.
Henry Jewett, an English actor, will
be leading man for Richard Mansfield
this season. 1t is to be hoped that Mr..
Jewett will not form his estimate of
the American gentleman from the very
poor sample presented in Mr.. Mans
field.
HER LITTLE VALISE
She had five or six trunks of remark
able size
And tiny valise.
The trunks she appeared very highly
to prize,
But not the valise.
The custom house officer sized up the
pile,
And thought that the woman must
travel in style,
But he didn't believe it was really
worth while
To touch the valise.
He opened the trunks to see what was
But passed the valise.
Twas such diminutive, dainty af-
Was the little valise.
But she was dancer, star on the
stage,
And the trunks held her notices.
| page after page;
But the costumes she wore tina. mad
made her the rage
Were in the valise.
Elliott Fowler in Chicago Post.
! A Whit from a Kansas news-bearing
zephyr tells us that John S. Lindsay,
Salt Lakes representative tragedian,
| is bearing away with him all the SUI
perfiuous cash in that region. He is
now sailing his dramatic bark toward
Oklahoma and we may soon expect
to hear wall from its inhabitants for
new law providing for an interstate
protective duty on tragedians.
We reprint the following from Ed
dy's squib. A letter received from
Thomas w. Keene, dated Castle Krou-
berg Ohe Elsinore Of Hamlet), reads
as follows:
ION the boat that brought me here
was Danish brass band. AS we pas
sed the castle and made fast to the
wharf the musicians played annie
Rooney Think of it, TO what base
uses may we return'-Horatio"
Horatio writes that he recited the
to be or not to be" soliloquy much to
the awe of the peasant girl, who has
charge Of the supposed grave of Ham
let.
Sol Smith Russell will open his sea-
son in Toronto, September 8. Among
his other successes which we have seen
here viz: "a Poor Relation and
Peaceful Valley" he will present 1.-THE
Heir at Law in which he will play
'Dr. Pangloss'-a character he has
long had an ambition to inpersonate.
His eccentric character dilineations-
for such they are-have been SC
thoroughly enjoyed by us all that we
will anxiously look forward to the new
IofA o+o,, .Of Nv Dor,
is one in which Joseph Jefferson made
one of his great successes.
Mile Rhea arrives in New York from
France, September 2 and will immedi-
ately commence rehearsals for the sea-
sons tour. She opens in Halifax, Sep
TENDER TO- The company will be re-
hearsed a week in New York prior to
Rhea's arrival.
This week O'Mally's stock company
at the Lyceum will present the farce
comedy entitled, college Chums," by
Becker. The popular little amusement
resort has had good patronage during
the past week and the clever songs by
Miss OMally and Mr.. Alex Murray
which were interspersed throughout the
play, were much appreciated by all.
Fanny Rice opens in Miss Innocence
Abroad at the Bijou theatre, New
York, August 25.
/ NJ. B. Curtis opens in "Sam'l of Po-
sen," in st. Paul, August 20.
After preliminary season commenc-
ing September 5, at New Haven, Thos
w. Keene will open at the Grand opera
house. at New York, in Richard ILL.,
September 10.
Rose Coglan begins her seasons work
September 1, at Saratoga.
Peter F. Daily and "a Country
Sport seen and laughed at here last
spring in our theatre, will start the
ball rolling for the new season, August
q, in Boston. May Irwin still con-
tinues in the cast.
Robert Mantell inaugurates his next
starring season September in Salem
I Mass. His repertoire includes "Mont-
bars "Othello," Hamlet" and 1.-THE
Corsican Brothers"
Alexandra Salvini and wife intend
sailing for America about September
Negotiations are now under way