The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28

and then decided that Charles Steven
son. who was with her an "Z6Za, %
would be suitable for the principal male
role 5n La Du Barry Charles Rich
man VIII sake William FavcTsham >
place at the Empire. Amelia Bingham
viii Keep Robert Edesoa, j ala MaTlowe
Will cOnGnue with Bruce McRae, and
Annie Russell with OrrIn Johnson. A6a
Rehan. Virginia Harmed, Grace George.
Viola Allen. Henrietta Cr0smau and
Blanche Bates are SJ-u undecided. Mrs.
lie AIOyne Will wait UntE she settles on
a play To make her selection. If she
uses Macbeth" tc5eI PymDtOn Will
take the title role.
j. w. Frankel is wearing a broad
smile these days IN anticipation of mis-
DroJuction of As You Like IT, under
the trees at Calder's park next Thurs
day and Friday c eninss. A theatrical
manager was never more confident Of
the success of an undertaking. and, al
though il is an experiment which may
resolve itseif easily into case OF
''make or break" Mr.. FrankeTS many
friends are content To take the stand
with him and the park mana cement
that the production. Il only for its nov
city. viii meet with the support re-
qulred 10 realize their fODdeSt eNDeCta-
tons. If the Shakespeare comedy is q
success. Mr.. Frankel viii, al an early
date produce "Insomar,' with John \.
Lindsay in the title role, and Leona
Iinstead, who, i'm private life, is Mrs.
Frankel as Parthenia.
AR Frankel has completed his east.
and rehearsaIs have been i'm progress
all week at the Salt Lake theatre. The
<ssSt is as follows.
The duke. G.. r CHsshold: Duke
Frederic, A. A. HOvey. Amiens. Evan
Arthur; Jaques. John $. Lindsay. lie
Beau Frank Hooper EustaCe. Thomas
n HrtHTr
Yer. J. Willard Fenton: JaQUes DebOis.
Phillip ~ Edwards, Orlando Leroy
Sanders; Adam. Edward =. Mi!gley;
Charles, the wrestler, Professor +.
Thompson. William. Stanley Gleason.
TouchstOue. Marry Taylor; Dennis.
Wynue; CORN, T.. D. CroWther; Celia,
Mildred Lindsay; Phoebe, kathryn
BrOckbank; Audrey, Blanche Welby,
and LeOna Linstead as ROsalind.
Tie cast viii show that the best tall
ent available in Salt Lake viii be en-
ployed. A number of the members
were trained ID the parts assigned them
by Miss Bdbc0cl1 Of the state university
when an outdoor performance was pro-
iected by the University Dramatic club
some time ago.
Evan Arthur. assisted by members
Of the Salt Lake Glee club. viii provide
the vocal selections the music for
which was found in possession of Pro
1eSS0r Charles InOmaS. VINO arranged
IL some twenty years ago for the old
Union Glee club which participated in
the performance OF AS You Like It.
given by the late adelaide Nelson at
the Salt Lake theatre
A wrestling match viii be introduced
between Professor Thompson and Jim
mic Ryan. of San Francisco, which
should bC in itself a drawing card.
Arrangements for the grandstand.
scenery and cOstUminE are practically
perfected The advance sale opens to-
morrow at Schramm's drug store.
The Wilhur-E-rWin Opera company
VIII put on nil 5trelsy ana vaudeville
again the coming week. The past
weeks attendance has been exception
ally heavy, and on each of she four
race nights the management has been
compelled TO give two performances.
making total of twelve performances
for the week Some of TIE specialties
for the coming we x viii be songs by
NJ. Huff and Mr. Abbott, coon songs
by Mr.. KOhnIe and Mr. Carlisle. illus
frated songs by Mr.. Reader THE
Chorus Girls and the Johnnies." BY
Alessrs. Kohnle. Muzzy and Carlisle
and Misses Hart Hail and Frankie;
coon melodies by Miss TsTlor, marches
by the chorus, besides the first part, ia
which the entire company takes part
FsTIth this Sfrrnrr hill the attendance