The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-25
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! AN AMERICAN BEAUTY. A bright
and MARCUS opera OF, more properly,
I burletta. is AN American Beauty"
which Corinne, not long ago famed us
I Lite Corinne,' presented at the theat-e
I last evening. In the years which have
/ elapsed since she did Carmen" here
4 then under the protecting wing of ne
inCtler, the noted H.dndgeress. Mrs. Jen-
ne i%-ns5ill, lately deceased. COrlnne hos
CeVeloped into a fu.l ftedged young lIdy.
raJler on We buNoIn order. but her voice
anu hef VlVacitS, ever her d-1lingClsl euG
traits. have developed too, and she IS
wen on her way 10 make an opera singer.
C0rinne could By no stretch of cor1SIs-
ment be called prsury. but she is bright y
hard worker and Il majestic actress; this
IS only her fourth week i'll the role created
[ by Lillian Russell. and orig her fourth
week III attempting regular hg1C opera
SO that it can be seen that there Is q good
deal of promise ahead. The hit of Mst
evening was made by the comedian
David, whose natural burlesque fun came
as a great relief after the WOodennesS Of
GlI5 Bruno. In addition to being a clever
comedian, Mr.. David is 4 good singer.
In voice and action he was at times quite
reminiscent of Hopper. \ good COM
canton for MIN was Mr.. FaSee.le. the fe-
ntlie imp'ersorater. For the renll.ldeT of
the entertainment Is can be said that the
cIocus was vigorous, the costumes charm
ing and the scenery beautiful. Some CUT
ting should be done. notably the variety
work of the two men. as the Whole - 20
i0nS GfaWn cut. linen q tenor Is needed
VITO VIII not threaten 10 fan down in
crossing the stage. and if Miss Barbe. u
clever actress, must take those nigh notes
the S'tch sfoG.i be lowered As II rt,s
last HgE- tAey amounted TO little more
THAN 4 vigorous yen. Some Of the musical
numbers were charming, notably the
w OMan Divine Love Me" duOs, W1.eh
Will be long remembered, and Mss
G0rinne u1sl.dy of he $4,000 COLLECTION
OF diamonds had Il Gi1zz.insly bItif-ant
effect. a special word should be said for
che work of Adams and JUnre. who were
decidedly humorous as the two Germans.
Mr. t4tZSeTaid, the tenor, has a sweet
voice, buC dct4ng is a AermeticaHy sealed
volume TO him. As todays matinee VII
be at Ialt rates. q big hOuse IS sure to
be in attendance Last ELeiltS audience
was handsome one. though not on the
Twelve Temptations orQer. The en-
GaSement closes tEIis evening
The first matinee at the New Grand
VIII be gwen tlhts afternoon
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San Francisco, sept 2f.-Tte an
ECur-ement that Mrs. Lille Lanstry
VIII marry Prince Esterhazy IS con-
firnaed. Attorney II. C. hiCE'tloe Of this
City Is authority fer the announcement,
which is to be taken in connection with
the statements persistentIy and repeat
eddy published since she secured her
divorce in May last.
AS to Mrs. L2Hgtry's prospective
marriage to this distinguished head Of
an ancient family, 1 have received
word" said Mr.. AfcPike. from ny Gil
emit, Mrs. Lanstry. of her sinteHtiOu to
return to California by the end of No
vembsr The prince VIII accompany
her and Immediately upon their arrival
here they VIII be married in Lake
county, l presume fer her nome IS
there. Because they have preferred to
Ee married in iris state it rnuss not De
argued that either Mrs. Laugtry or
Prince Esterhazy regard the formers
divorce as lacking in legality in any
other Jurisdiction. On the contrary,
they are advised by their solicitors in
London that the decree granted at
Lakeport has freed her absolutely from
Edward Langtry. so that sne may mar
~ in any part Of the world if she
chooses.