The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-29
Stage whispers.

Mrs. Jennie Hawley Woodrow is in
Chicago enjoying the grand Italian
opera season.
Frawley's company did a great
weeks business in Denver. Miss Ken
mark was specially praised.
The Last Stroke" in which Ada
Dwyer is playing, is now in New York.
1t is warmly praised by the press.
George c. Min has made a failure
of his Shakespearian revival in New
York. On his closing night, he made
the following speech:
The Mirror says Seidrs orchestra
will be in Salt Lake May 10 1t has not
yet hit off terms with either the
i theatre or the tabernacle.
The Tabernacle choir has booked 27O
people for the California excursion.
and is now receiving applications for
places in the seventh car.
A card from Charles Frohman in
forms us that John Drew and Maud
Adams will be in Salt Lake for three
nights beginning June Is.
Ned Boyle's new play is taking well
IN San Francisco under the name of
Captain Impudence." We regard
Mexico" as the better title of the two.
The Jessie Bartlett Davis Mining
company is the full title of mining
company recently organized in Denver,
Colo, to work certain mines in Gilpin
county. that state
The term of years for which the Bos-
ton1ans had secured Robin Hood" has
expired, and Frank l.. Perley, their
manager has secured new lease on
the opera for an indefinite time.
Frank Mayo is coming west with
'Puddin Head Wilson" but he gives us
the go by because there is an es-
arrangement between him and Mr. Hay
man. TO which we cry Rodents
The American Girl" April 8 and A.,
Richard Mansfield four nights during
conference, and Hoyts "a Milk White
Flag" 10 and II, are the attractions
which follow Nellie McHenry at the
theatre.
Miss Gratia. Flanders, assisted by her
pupil, Spencer Clawson, jr., and Miss
Sabin, will give a pianoforte recital
at the Congregational church on the
evening of April 6. Mr.. Clawson is
one OF the coming pianists of the city.
A dispatch from New Orleans says
that Augustin Daily has applied to the
courts of that city for an injunction
restraining Henry E. Dixey from play
ing "A Night Off" and The Lottery
OF Love" Mr.. DAILY claims that the
comedian is paying him no royalties
for the use of those plays.
Artist ]. W. Clawson has made a
very dainty and picturesque picture.
If the term may be allowed, of Miss
Warren, in a Moorish costume. Need
less to say she makes an ideal subject
for such a sketch. She has had the
painting framed and will carry it off
TO New York with her.
The Ninth Ward Dramatic associa-
ton, assisted by the well known old
man delineator John E. Evans, will
present old Pills Birthday in the
meeting house annex next Friday
evening. The drama will be preceded
by miscellaneous olio, and the pro-
ceeds go towards repairing the house.
Georgia Cayvan will open her season
next year at Palmer's supported by a
strong company. Later she will visit
the large cities. Several plays have
been accepted, the opening one said
10 be strong one, which Miss Cayvan
belleves is particularly adapted to her
Al present the actress is resting at a
southern resort.-Mirror
Ladies and Gentlemen:-I thank YOU.
After fourteen years apprenticeship
as an actor I have come to New York
to find that this great metropolis has
outgrown Shakespeare. When 1 come
here again it shall be on the same lofty
heights where the critics abide. have
only thanks to express for the kindness
OF everyone with whom l have come
IN contact. To my company especi-
ally do L feel grateful for the support
and encouragement they have given
me.