The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
Stage Whispers.

Minnie Hauk recently gave a very sue
cessful concert IN Jerusalem.
! Lillian Russell will sail early in June
! to spend the summer in Europe.
Kathryn Kidder is said to have made
over 600 out of Madam Sans Gene. y
The Frawley company opens in San
Francisco on May 81. for a season of !;
weeks.
Ada Dwyer Russell is credited with a
strong hit in "Puddin-Head Wilson in
Brooklyn.
Maude Adams will open her starring
tour in September in New York az the
Empire theatre
Calve says. that she sang Marguerite
for the first time u years ago in Brussels,
with her own black hair.
Wilton Lackaye and Marie Vain
wright played DR.. BelgrafT in the
Garden theatre, New York, on Monday
night.
Clara Morris has boiled down Camille
into a S2-minute sketch. and is making
preparations to perform it on the vaude-
vile stage. Here's bottled emotion
Last week the new Irish opera.
''Shamus O'Brien, By Villiers Stanford,
cisco under the direction of George E.
Lask.
Duse. who is now playing in Italy. is
said TO have reaped golden harvest
in Russia. where the receipts were never
less thar 5000 rubles. a performances
equivalent to about SO. 100.
John S Lindsay and his company are
touring northern Utah and southern
SAYS Mr.. Lindsay viii soon return and
do ''Othello' ''or some other histrionic
piece"
Media. who is in the south of France. is
reported to be temporarily disabled oy a
severe rupture of one of the vocal cords,
the result of the strain of the Bruno
hide attempt made in New York last
winter.
Mirror: L. r stockwen is at San
Francisco. greatly improved in health. but
he will not be able to reappear upon the
stage for three months to come Mr..
Stockwell has not lost leg by amputa-
ton. as has been reported. he expects to
leave for New York about May Is.
Miss JEANNE Winston and W. T. Garlic
ton. who have been absent for some time
from the comic opera stage. are to head
the Carleton Opera company. which be-
gan its tour on Easter Monday at st.
Johns. y. y. Mr.. Carleton has forsaken
the vaudeville theatres. and is determined
in the future to devote himself to operat-
ic work.
Nine Calves real name is Emma de
Roquer, and she was born in Madrid in
1864. He father. who was a Spaniard,
was . civil engineer. Her mother was
from the department of Aveyron. in the
south Of France. Her early education
was so religious that the tendencies OF that
time san cling TO her. She Is deVout,
suDerstitious and at times even passion
ately religious.
Georgia Cs--van recently remarked to
an interviewer: Il have actually cured
some -cf my people OF backing down
the stage b. backing down myself l
tell them that It is the weak ones who
should have the center Of the stage.
Strong people can express something even
with their Backs If Miss CaYvan can
break the center Of the stage habit, she is
indeed reformer.
At the conclusion of the present tour Of
Sousa' band an action viii be begun by
Mrs Blakely. widow of the late David
Blakely against John Philip SOusa which
win proba bly, determine Sousa' 5 cenaec-
ton with il. The trouble between Sousa
and Mrs. Blakely began shortly after the
death OF David Blakelv. who was mama
ger and proprietor OF the Dand ine dis
which Sousa is entitled to draw from the
of the band.