The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-24
Stage Gossip.

John Philip Sousa has been i'll from
pleurisy.
Edwin Milton Royle proposes to make
the company, now engaged for
FRIENDS" an organization for the ex-
elusive production of his own plays
Mirror.
Evelyn Evans has been engaged to
play Dunstan Kirke, in place Of c. w.
Couldeck, with Effie Ellsler next sea-
son.
Lansing Rowan, whose beautiful
photograph adorns the lobby of the
Salt Lake theatre, will appear as Rosa
lind in an outdoor performance of LAS
You Like It. to be given in Kansas
City late in June
Louis James and wife (Aphie Hen
dricks) are visiting Mr.. James rela-
tives in Westport, near Kansas City.
A company of japanese dancers-six
women and four men-known as the
Imperial Mikado troupe, are giving a
series of Japanese living pictures at
the Fifth Avenue theatre New York,
in the second act of 1.-THE Mikado.''
The Twenty-eighth street foyer is deco
rated in Japanese style, and each even
ing the troupe holds a reception during
the intermiSSion.
Mrs. Shannon, Fife and Winona
Shannon and Herbert Kelley sailed on
the Spree fol Europe last Tuesday
Neil Burgess mare Queen was so
seriously injured in collision between
the car in which she was being trans
ported and and another at Asburk
park last week, that she had to be
killed.
Judge Bishoff, of the court of com
mon pleas, has granted permission to
Mrs. Sarah Francis Taber to change
her name to Julia Marlowe Taber. n
her petition Mrs Taber said that her
maiden name was Sarah Francis Frost !:
that she is uwenty-SeVen years old; and
THAT during the last eleven years she
has become widely known as
Julia Marlowe She desires to retain
her stage name on account of it being
Familiarity known to the public and
convenience in the matter of theatre
cal contracts.-Mirror.
1t is said that Frank Daniels was
offered a. salary and a per centage to
originate THE comedy part in Fired
NiIler's comic opera, ''Davy JONES' but
declined.
Ada ReG1an and Augustin Daily are
now in Rome. Miss Rehan contem-
plates a tour through Spain and Por-
tugal.
Melville .Stoltz, who for three sea-
sons has managed the tours of ]. K
Emmett, will not be identified with
that star the coming season.
The floods and washouts in the north
west compelled Stuart Robson TO can
eel his dates on Puget Sound en- route
to Portland, and instead of going north
he returned to San Francisco, where
ne appeared in the California theatre
last week in 1.-THE Henrietta"
Several Populists wish to produce
Mark Swans characterization of Bella
my's Looking Backward as "a ma
tionalistic lesson, but Mr.. Bellamy re-
fuses to consent to its production I'M
der that title. 1t will probably be Civ
en- another name, and after revision
may be produced in the hall.
Husband and Lover" a four-act
/ play, by Lottie Blair Parker, has been
secured by Richard Mansfield.
Charles Frohman has bought the
J American rights to ''The Masquerad-
ers''
He CphilosophicaT-Do you approve
of going to the theatre?
/ She (practical)=Oh, thank you; any
might you like.-Boston Home Journal.
When first we met in other days,
Ere / was promised him as bride,
Oft we together saw the plays
Nor went he ever from my side.
My every moment he'd command,
My whole attention gladly tax,
Time gayly sped he won my hand
Between the acts.
| The years have flown Yet do we go
| Betimes to operas and plays;
But now the tagging hours flow
Less gladly than in former days.
1 sometimes nap behind my fan
And quite enjoy the brief relax,
While he goes out to see a man
Between the acts
Chicago Journal.
! The following amusing story is told
in Milton Mobiles "Shop Talk" Back
in the sixties Couldock had been play
ing an engagement in Cleveland with
John F11s1er He left IN S1,ndo1, ,,,o,,