The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

proposed all-star revival OF the "r-.
Orphans" as Kate Claxton was urst-o'
to give them a clear title to the 80
on account Of previous arrangeDa1+-s
A fire started IN New York +bs,.-.
recently, but for half an hour the ana.
ence was in ignorance of the fact r.
fireman on duty notified the head rsr-.s
OF the fire, and gave instruction. -
the prevention of panic. which irs--- .'
lions were carried out 10 the }stts. -
the ushers. In consequence of H.,
cool-headed preparations when q -
finally gave the dread yell Of -.
a bad panic was prevented. and ~.
frightened portion of the audience T--.
in comparative order. no one hat
hurt. The IRE proved to be trf7fBg
But my goodness cried the man.
gers wife, that's the same hat 7 bss
last season"
well, what of that?" calmly rsrlf.5
the man Of theatrical affairs. ~
quite the idea to revive last seasons
successes. '-Philadeiphia Bulletin
Frank Mckee has doubtless Disco.
cred balm, and plenty of fl fa- -t,
hesitancy Of James K. Hacketr n an
pear with Mrs Hackett DIarv Me-
neTing) in the revival of Dumas rs-
ennial Camille" May 26. at the Co.
rick theatre, New York.
This balm was gathered fin with
joyful face yesterday by the round ana
| rosy Mckee in ,he shape of a roDfrs.-
/ signed by Liebler & Co.. whereby tbis
I firm loans Kyrle Bellew for one rror-r
/ 10 play Armand DuvaT fol q ssrsr-.
/ Of ST., 800 a week. in addition to q cash
bonus of considerable dimensions. r7 ts
/ paid directly to Liebler * Co.
Say, Edeson," remarked Richard
| Harding Davis on the opening night ~
! Soldiers of Fortune" at New Haven
/ three features of this production ara
| somewhat remarkable
What are they2 That it's one NJ t-,
! smOothest first nights on rec0r5-fbs+
/ the play is not a mutilated version NJ
/ your booker that you. Gus Tro-.as
| and myself are on speaking t-rmsa~
Not at all. 7 simply observed thar
1 the only Spanish woman I'm the drama
/ Madame Alvarez. is played by an Trisb-
! American girl. Dorothy DlnneUy- that
4 the. only native Spaniard is Gabriel
! Ravenelle. who has the part of the
/ American sailor. BY the way. he cam
not talk the Spanish language. having
/ been brought up i'm this country la
/ Hards. the only man who can converse
/ fUently in that idiom, is cast for the
/ Irish flibuster, Captain Burke"
William Norris faithful work as
! comedian in the past four or five years
I is to have its reward next season. when
J this accomplished young actor win b.
! sent out by Lieblev q Co. as the star
/ in a decentralization of Henry Blossoms
! Checkers This breezy little work is
( now being made into dramatic form for
/ Mr. Norris, who viii assume the title
/ role. IL will be another departure for
! the actor who has given the stage
! some memorable comedy characterize
tiOns in the past five years. among
! them being the odd polite Iuna-ic in
I THE Belle of New York" the faith
/ fully depicted PinChaS i'm Children uf
/ the Ghetto" AdOnis the Jester in Viola
Aliens play. In the Palace of the
/ King" the title roles i'm The Burg0-
master and King DodO.' and lastly
his fine interpretations of Pope in
/ Francesca da Bimini" with Otis Skin
ner this season. From this character
/ to Checkers" is quite a step, but Mr.
Norris has demonstrated his TersatiI-
ity so thoroughly that his admirers are
sure he can make the shift without
trouble. Mr.. Norris is a painstaking
actor and enjoys a WelI-earned p0pu-
larity that viii stand him well I'm hand
for a starring venture.