The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10

ton, Sept. Is. He finally surmountet
this difficulty by having this work done
at the office of the Jewish Chronicle, il
London, at night. by one man, the edi.
tor being pledged to secrecy. Mr.. Gang
will succeeded in his purpose, and not
a hint of the story became public.
AT A GLANCE.
Joseph Jefferson will begin this fall
tour on Oct. 2.
Addison Pitt has been engaged fol
"Other Peoples Money"
Alberta Gallatin has declined an Of
fer to star in La Belle Russo"
A new French farce was produced in
New York last week, entitled I'm Par
adise."
Frank C. Bangs will be in the sup
port of Viola Allen in 1.-THE Christian
this season.
1t is said that Adelina Patti has been
offered $4,000 for two concerts in Berlin
next winter.
Charles Kent will play Talleyrand in
Julia Arthur's production of More
Than Queen
Mrs. Guy Bates Post (Sarah Truax)
is engaged for the Baltimore Lyceum
stock company.
Smythe and Rice have produced a
new English comedy, entitled "a Little
Ray of Sunshine"
Richard Mansfield will open his sea-
son with "Cyrano de Bergerac' at the
Grand opera house, Chicago.
Stuart Robson's performance Of 1.-THE
Gadfiy' will come to Wallack's theatre,
New York, on the 18th of this month.
Fanny Rice expects to produce a new
play, entitled, 'oThe Kings Player: or
a Page From the Life of Nell Gwynne. Z"
The Bostonians' new opera, entitled,
1.-THE Robbers of Badayez," will be pre-
sented for the first time early in Octo-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Milton Royle will
present Miss Wallet of Wall Street,
at Keith's Union Square theatre, on
Sept. II.
Madge Carr Cooke, has been engaged
for Augustus Thomas new play, emit
tied Arizona
1t is said that Leoncarallo intends to
make an opera out Of 'Zaza" His lat
est work is Roland of Berlin which
was written for the German emperor.
Herbert Kelley and Efie Shannon
will begin their third season at the
Montauk theatre Brooklyn, on Sept.
Elame.'
An early attraction at the Salt Lake
theatre will be Sousa's opera, THE
Bride Elect" Prominent members of
the company are Lillian Ramsden and
Marie Celeste.
The Dramatic Mirror says that Harry
Corson Clarke will attend the coaching
parade at Newport, after which he will
go to New York to engage his COM
pany for the coming season.
Victory Bateman has been engaged
for the production of 1.-The City of New
York" and will also originate the lead
ing role in THE Toll Gate Inn under
Lie iiidud6clllSiil VI w lilidiil -. -Mdlley.
James Lane Allen has enthusiastical-
ly Endorsed the characterization of his
early Kentucky romance, 1.-The Choir
Invisible made by Frances Hastings.
The production will be presented in
New York in October.
The correspondent of the Dramatic
Mirror from Manila writes that he was
delighted to meet John B. Rogers, for
mer manager of the Grand, Salt Lake,
Utah, at San Fernando. Mr.. Rogers
has the position Of paymaster's clerk to
Major Schofield. te
A pleasing feature of the "Bache-
lor's Honeymoon engagement at the
Salt Lake theatre was the excellent
work of the orchestra under Professor
Weihe. The action of the management
in allowing Professor Weihe two more
men in the orchestra will bear it's own
reward in the increased excellence of
the music.
A prominent member of Jessie Bart
lett Davis company will be her niece,
Miss Belle Bartlett, whose musical ed
ucation Mrs. Davis has supervised. She
will sing leading soprano roles with the
Other members will Ne Will
liam Broderick, William Philip, William
Pruette and Harry Brown. 1t is
thought that the tour will be under the
direction Of Frank L. Perley.