The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-03

EarfS Court, aptly termed THE Car
den of London Mr.. hiralfy will have
an extensive area at his command to
furnish needs and requirements for
his massive designs, which hitherto
have suffered for want of space. The
Exhibition viii be divided into four
sections, viz: Art, Industries, Manu-
facturies and Antiquities.
Every portion Of the buildings and
grounds Will be connected by terraces
and covered walks, diversified by eX-
quisite bits of water scenery, studded
with islets and interspar&ed with grot-
tos. glens and caves. In fine, as an
exhibition of single country it will
be the largest ever attempted in the
world
Jennie Yeamans, who starred in
Jane last year, has sailed for Eng
land and intends settling in London.
She has already accepted an offer to
appear between the acts at a Strand
theater.
The Countess of C1ancarty-Eetter
known as Belle Bilton-is about to re
turn to the stage, but not to the stage
Of the music halls. where she gained
her reputation and also Lord Clan
carty. She will appear in comedy.
and her many colored experiences Of
life should stand her in good stead.
Arthur Cecil and Mrs. John Wood
are soon to appear together in a new
comedy of G. w. Godfrey's, author of
''The Parvenue" and adapter of "The
Queens Shilling"
Sir Augusutus Harris has sold his
ton to Messr5. Abbey & Grau for Am
erican production. 1t is one of the best
financial successes Augustus Harris
has ever had. 1t will be staged at the
Metropolitan opera house next autumn
with some of the London company in
it. Sir Augustus will come over to
bow his acknowledgements after the
beautiful Feast Of Lanterns
The conjurer Hermann will shortly
publish a book entitled Bright Spots
in Necromancy."
All the principals of the Bostonian5
have UNDERSTANDS except Jesse Bart
lett Davis. If she should become sick,
there could be no performance.
Fanny Davenport's new play "Gis-
monda," by Victorien Sardiou, is said
to be the most magnificent production
in point of gorgeous scenic effects, that
has ever been attempted in our coun-
try. In fact it is stated that but twenty
theatres in the United States can ac-
connnI0data the sittings.
Richard Mansfield, James O'Neiu,
Otis Skinner, Lewis Morrison, Alexan-
der .Salvini, William Barrett. Fanny
Davenport and Mrs. Potter have CON
tributed to a symposium ON the subject
rs Ira gedy Dead?" which viii shortly
be made public.
Clarence Fleming is the personal man
.ager for Mr.. Beerbofm Tree.
MIR. Brigham Royce who has been
i'm the cast of Captain Swift at the
Grand during the past week, playing the
part of the Detective, Joined the Waride-
combination and left last night for Cal
ifornial or rather Sam Francisco. where
he will open in their new production of
''Runnymede. playing Littlejohn in
that piece,
At least a dozen companies are re-
turning to New York and disbanding
every week. So says a New York pa
per.
Sardou' Mime. Sans Gene" is filling
the large Broadway theatre in New
York at every performance. Press COM
Inents say that the piece is cleverly act
ed and nlagnif1cently staged.
Lillian Russell follows Beerbohm Tree
in Abbey's theatre New York, lin a re-
Vival of La Belle Helene"
Apropos of the subject of hats, an
amusing incident was witnessed by
those occupying front seats at tbs
Grand last week.
In a seat next the center aisle, a very
broad-shouldered, wiile-necked fndivid-
ual, who would tip the scales ait a. good
275 pounds, seated himself and SMILED
with pleasure when he observed that the
seats in front of him the two forward
rows were unoccupied. The broad area
of his accented countenance underwent
a, decided change, however, when two
women 1--WE almost said ladies' passed
down the aisle and seated themselves
directly in fronlt of him, with two UNI
! brella-shaped hats spread to the wind