The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-19
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artist, and the wedding of these pc
culiarities to a character equally novel
should insure rare delight.
1t is, of course, a decided departure
from his other work, for he steps from
the dress coat Of society roles into the
cowhide boots of the farmer. The play
is of THE Old Homestead" "Pudd'n-
head Wilson type.
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That famous comedy THE Henriet-
ia, has made more money for its au
thor as well as its chief actor than any
other legitimate play of American au-
thorship. Mr.. Robson, as BERTHE the
Lamb, is too we'll known to need
word of introduction. The best en-
dorsement of THE Henrietta" is the
unprecedented success and popularity
it has enjoyed during the years that
have elapsed since it was first pro-
duced, and the fact that earnestly as
Mr.. Robson desires to secure that
mental and physical diversion which
the creation of a new role affords him,
the demands of his patrons through
the country are still too strongly mani
tested in favor of the retention of this
breezy picture of the humorous side of
American contemporary life to admit
Of its b ng shelved.
Mr.. obson's company is said to be
as strong as ever.
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THE Chimes" viii ring again on the
afternoon and evening of New Years
day, Manager Burton being convinced
from the many inquiries heard at the
box office since the first production,
that the opera is a good repeat"
Popular prices will prevail as before.
The case viii be Identical with the
original, and with the experience the
company has gained in the out-of-toWn
performances, the coming representa-
lions should go without hitch. What
the company will attempt next is as
yet undecided.
Hugh Dougall is doing the advance
advertising work for the song recital
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Bidwell
Young at the Congregational church
on the evening of the 9th The price
of admission will be only so cents, and
the concert will be made up OF the
following selections, which, it can be
seen, will suit every taste:
Love Leads TO Battle Buononcini
Mel cor piu non mi sento. Paisiello
Who is Sylvia ?"....
''The Linden Tree ..
THE Departure" announcement
Schubert
Selection. ......... ......
Loeb Lomond' ............ (Old SCOTCH
Ioreador Song .............. (Carmen)
"Bendemeer's Stream" .... Qrish)
20, to Palermo" (Vespri Siciliani)..
-....-....---..-... Verdi
ITO Blossoms
ITO Mary" ......
Maud Valerie White
IF Doughty Deeds" .......... Sullivan
Autumn Sadness ....E. Nevin
Autumn Song .. Clayton Johns
AS in Waves Without Number"
Observation-Disclosures Chadwick
Carmen, La Gitana" .Burgmein
A San Francisco dispatch says that
Frielander, Gottlieb & Co, proprietors
Of the Columbia theatre, have signed
papers giving them full control of the
Baldwin and California theatres in that
city, and the MacDonough theatre in
Oakland. They claim to be indepen-
dent of the eastern syndicate. This
will explain why the Frawley company
is booked for the first time in it's
career at the California theatre on its
return from Hawaii.
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The members of the Orpheus club are
still hard at work on their subscrip-
ton plan, and the list of $50 subscrib-
ers is now almost made UP. This will
give the club guarantee of $780,
which it proposes to lay out in bringing