The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26

IT. wilbur -6irF-fn Opera e0mpan5s
which is 10 De the chief
8traeagR at the Salt Pal
ace p1is season. viii arrive
In Sait Lake tie latter part Or the
Week sfapager Muhey expects "a
gree deattfrou the 9rEanization. lie
hfs sepe to -ne pase ~ converting
tile Palace into a ire end ne frank
~ eNPresses the eaifd0n that be viii
make Sc fnbneE- ~ b abe company, be
sides payins o.s.Cne tll}p:s5VeFnents. ali
tn = season q bLr. Afnt1er realizes his
t-y5es VII e 0ef2pse The company
ls one Of excellent SailitSst-
The WOrknen atsf2=e Palaces have
Practically finished their work ana tire
pbur-hfrwin pe 1ple Wils 6nd a mod
ern summer play house. 10 90 into -up0n
tneif arrlNai The company opens
Htoild Ny. Ju. 3, IN +Said PashaG last
PRODUCED here w ire salt Lake opera
company
Guy Nichols Of The Christian COM
pany, p MS early youth enjoyNd in
luna5e social relations With Edwin
5ooLn, she tenth anniversary of whose
death has just passed. Mr. Nichols has
IN ms possession a number OF letters
from Ine actor, which ne naturally
prizes very highly. Some of them re-
iate u We great tragedians views on
theatrical matters Here is one. print
q in the CHICAGO Record Herald teIT-
Ing what Booth sh0Ught of young men
tDOuJ TO enter the higtrionic school.
AS wiz - seen from the date. the letter
ug0.
New york. Sc Madison Avenue, Feb.
. q. lss0----briend Guy. a Fttie bird wins.
pered % me that you authenticated Sc
rlogs ueslgns sga-nst my disreputable
ptoleSslQn and. as lis champion I
protest most solefunly-li a Dutch
unole-ag ainst any such proceeding.
In . word I understand, It's none of
your business how or from whon.I de-
rive my inIormGtion that you haze a
strong nistrioufc fsver. and that every
puisa ton % your thestt-ic bI00d is a
e sgle throb, ana 4, as yoIr friend and
N--ti-W lSneft 1eei- IL 70 be my duty to-
aquelch u possible, gour dramatic ar
dor with my sincere advice
20 enter into details and give Won an
Lhe why's ana flTherefOres would be
eionlous and or little ,lue for every
enthusiast has an onset for each adj
verse argument. But let me hope that
seu wilt be guided by the simple
don't 40 Il" frorn ole whose srxperi-
ence Of theatrical drudgery dates from
eariy bOyhoOu-and take fla good part
MS opinion that y0lsF are not naturally
;-slfPteQ 70 the glctor's art, and tbs too
Isls 20 begin with any likelihood of sue
TO be a mere t'bootjaok3 anaoSg the
riuran Of BURNERS that make UP the
rank and ile Of the. corps dramatfqueH
- q dog S fate. and ~ NANCY yellow
dog ~ that. Don't do fC-ip capitals
and the largest type. Love it, ii you.
WIZ at distance across the fiery
oQunaary Of footiiGbt s-n0 nearer-and
1t melV always beea source of enjoy
1nenr Tor 1t3lf But as a disappointed
crushed tragediaIi you would curse
pc 81 lae tcaUse of your unhappiness.
fi}e tbeatre is overfuu of dfsappoint-
cd heroes whose lives in almost any
OtheF pursuit. would have achieved
saire slssT Of satisfaction, which the
subordinate aEftors never knows
Now mE boy, divert your mind at
once into. a different enamel and re-
gard u1e theatre merely as an occasion
al rela1tatieR from practical business
strain. and enc Of these days you'll
thank me Ter my interference. sin
cerely yours EDWIN E0OTH
nla MaFiotye has deqlsred war on
ragtIuae mtlsic, with which IL has beea
1he eust0m of the Criterion orchestra
- TeIeVe the souls OF the patrons be
rWeen the ms tallments of When
hnigRth00d Was IA Blower ca ~ even,
i1tg and two upatElees Her musical
taste differed widely from tllst 81 tie
orchestEa leader and she has planted
her little foot firmly on his neck. Tt
Wast not So mgch that Miss. Narlcwe's
neart bed for the aUdienee as that