The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-30


e HERALD: SUNDAY,
ticipated Mr. Steindel is a master of
the cello, an instrument which has sell
dom been heard to advantage in Salt
Lake The harp is another instrument
which has rarely been heard here, and
will be played on this occasion by Ed
mond Schuecker of the Theodore Thorn
as orchestra.
AT A GLANCE.
Lillian Russell is to revive 'Ermi-
ME-
Eddie Foy is to join David Hender-
sons forces again.
Louis James will play Bob Acres in
1.-THE Rivals next season.
Mascagni is at work upon a ballet
entitled THE Marionettes."
James A Herne may produce "Grif-
nth davenport III LOHuOn.
Henry Miller will come to the Salt
Lake theatre for one night in June.
"McFaddens Row of Flats" will be
seen at the Salt Lake theatre in May.
Pack of playing cards, encased in
metal covers and tied with ribbons,
formed a theatrical souvenir given
lately
Kelley and Shannon follow the Bos-
tonians for three nights at the Salt
Lake theatre in THE Moth and the
Flame"
Mile Ka-Za-Za," a burlesque on
''ZaZa," was produced by the Rogers
Bros. at Hammerstein's new Victoria
Music hall.
1t is rumored that San Francisco is
to have a new theatre with seating
capacity of 1900, to be called the Acad-
envy of Music.
Madame Nevada, says an exchange,
left Madrid with her pocket full of
Spanish gold and her heart full Of
American indignation.
H.
farce-comedy from the French, en-
titled THE Manicure" which was pro-
duced in New York last week.
"Erminie'' may be produced with an
all-star cast, says the Dramatic Mir
ror, including Francis Wilson, DeWolf
Hopper Lulu Chaser and Pauline Hall.
Little Paloma Schramm appeared in
Nay1r IL 1oe. in, mic 81
The critics call her talented child, but
not a genius, and see little merit in her
own compositions.
A performance will be given in the
Ninth ward hall on Monday evening as
a testimonial to James S. Stirling by
the Lyceum Dramatic company, in the
play, MY Friends"
An "Americanized English Panto-
mime" is to be produced this week at
the Herald Square theatre. The cast
will include Dorothy Marion, Clara
Lane and J. X. Murray.
"Too Much Johnson" was revived in
Brooklyn last week. The cast included
Wright Huntington, Joseph Brennan,
David Murray, Fanchon Campbell,
Florida Kingsley and Lizzie Creese.
Nine Janauschek is i'll with the grip,
and will be unable to play Richelieu in
the production of THE Three Guards
men," by the Women's Professional
League. The part will be played by
Marie Wainwright.
Mary Anderson will soon pay her first
visit to the United States since her
marriage. She will be accompanied by
1,A1
her little son, and will leave for Eng
land again in June.
E. H. Sothern will produce a Haupt-
mann play next season, entitled die
Versunkene Glocke" C'The Sunken
BellO. A feature of the production will
be the incidental music. which will be |
written by NJ. Anne Lachaume.
Pinero's latest play, "The Gay Lord
QueX," is an immense success in Lon |
don, and has created a storm of dis
cussion. The bishop of Wakefield has
said that lit is the most immoral stage
play which has ever disgraced the
stage of this country
William H. Crane is enthusiastic over
the play which Bronson Howard and
Brander Matthews are to write for him. |
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principal character He has to wear a
wooden leg in the part and says he
will spend a part of his vacation prac-
icing.
Viola Aliens costumes were ruined
BY fire in the Boston Museum, her
dressing room being flooded. AS a rec
ignition of the work done by the fire
men, half of the receipts of an ensuing
performance We're given their relief
tund, with Miss Aliens personal check
sor $780,
Willie Collier had good opening in
MS new play, "Mr. Smooth" in Trenton
this week. The play is said to be a
bright, refined comedy, and Collier as
tonished his admirers, who had never
seen him in anything but farce, by
playing exceedingly well pretty bit of
sentiment.
An exchange tells the following story:
De Wolf Hopper was lately called on
to recite Casey at the Bat but in the
middle of that classic lyric forgot the
lines He apologized, saying he was
ashamed to confess that as often as he
had recited the poem he had forgotten
it. And voice from the gallery ejac-
ulated, Thank Cod
A new musical comedy called |
Mother Goose is to open in New York
this week. 1t is in three acts, and the
scenes are laid in the village of Ban
bury Cross. The characters are the ia
miliar ones of the nursery rhymes.
Thre are to be $50 people in the pro-
duction, and a leading part will be
played by Hubert Wilke.