The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-22
MIA this week for a months rest on her
ranch in that state.

MIA this week for a months rest on her
ranch in that state.
1t is reported that Rebecca Warren
will spend her summer in Europe.
"Pinafore" is to be revived in New
York with w. t. Carleton as the Cap
tain.
Hugh Warde will be seen at the
Grand for the last time this week; at
least until the fall season opens.
Nothing has yet been heard from
Helen Henry at the Grand but she is
expected to return for rehearsals of
next weeks play tomorrow.
Next Saturday night Mr. Warde will
say au reVoir to Salt Lake-not, hap
PLY. farewell-and on Sunday night his
friends will tender him big .estimo-
Mai. 1t ought to be a handsome send
off,
The Lyceum management has now
caught the sacred concert fever and
announces a programme for next Sun
day evening at which leading local
talent and members of the company
will appear.
Julia Marlowe has at last captured
New York and is hailed as the sue
cessor to Mary Anderson Years ago
tion of time when this would be uni
versally acknowledged.
The World of last Sunday has a full
page portrait of Maud Adams in the
dramatic department. Such a picture
if paid for, would have cost a thous-
and dollars, but the dramatic editor
ran it in "all for love-
Mr.. Rogers yesterday signed the well
! Il HE
Elemental season. She is we'll known
actress, who has been out all the sea-
son with Otis Skinner. She should form
a strong second to Miss Remark
In Paderewski's eastern advertise
ments prominent mention is made of
| his recent appearance with the famous
Mormon tabernacle choir before an au-
dience of 5000 people. Mr.. Calder and
Mr.. Stephens would be glad to know
how that other 1000 escaped the box
office.
Maud Winter has been compelled to
refuse two offers of metropolitan en-
gagements because of her very en-
phatic success in Augustin Days pro-
duction of "A Midsummer Night S
Dream" Miss Winter remains with Mr..
DAILY till May, when she will be seen
in new production at a Broadway
theatre.-Mirror.
The lBostonians have finished their
engagement at the Broadway theatre
in New York and resumed their tour
of the leading cities. T. Henry French
the manager of the Broadway, says
that, take it all in all, no other at
traction has played to such unvarying
large business at his house as was the
case with the Bostonians.
The proba bilities are that the supple
mental season of the grand opening
April 10, will be ushered in with an
elaborate revival of "All the Comforts
of Home" Jennie Remark, in her
old part, Blakemore in his, Edwards
in the light comedy lead, Mrs. Cooke
in her old role, and, what it may sur
prise some people to learn. Harry Cor
son Clarke in his. Manager Rogers is
figuring to bring that result about
Herbert Kelley denies the report
that he and Georgia Cayvan are to go
out starring together next season. The
New York evening paper which print
ed the paragraph said that Miss Cay
van had made an offer to that effect
to Mr.. Kelley. The actor says he has
never had any word from Miss Cayvan
on the subject. He proposes TO star
by himself next season, provided he
can find a play, but this at the present
time seems almost impossible.