The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
SMALL TALK.

SMALL TALK.
The Salt Lake symphony orchestra is
hard at work on its second concert,
which viii take place probably early in
! January.
Frederick Warde delivered a mag
| nificent lecture before the New York
! chapter of the Actors Church alliance
recently, his topic being the affinity be-
tween the church and the stage.
The Bates &. Guild company of Bos-
ton, Mass. are publishing a monthly
/ magazine known as Masters in Mu-
| sic" Each month it will give portraits
! and sketches of the foremost musical
geniuses of the world. The initial num-
Der is a beautiful work, the subject be-
| ing Mozart.
! Miss May Buckley, last seen here
| with Daniel Frawley, is leading woman
with James O'Neill in THE Honor OF
| the Humble"
Miss Edna Dwyer will sing the offer
tory solos at both the morning and
evening services at st. Marks cathedral
today
The Foxy CUTLER" opera company
! with Richard Golden in the title role
will be the attraction at the Theatre
| Christmas time
When Daniel FrOhman opens his new
Lyceum theatre in New York next sea
son it is said that he will reOrganize
his famous Lyceum theatre stock COM
| pany with a view of having that or
ganization play several months in every
! season. at the home theatre when E H
SOthern is on tour The other time viii
I H. 81, kc ha0
stated before, Mr.. Sothern will open the
new house early next season.
Olga Nethersole, according to a re-
port from England last week, has
signed a contract to play under The
management of Maurice Grau for the
next three years. She will appear in
More Than Queen in London this
winter, and next season will come tO
America with a new play.
Four doughty reformers are Signora
Eleonora Duse, Miss Viola Allen, Rich
ard Mansfield and z. S. Willard. Sig
nora Duse has declared war upon the
interview, Miss Allen has entered q
strenuous protest against the perform
ance of ragtime between acts, Mr.
Mansfield has placed the ''scene pie
ture" under his ban, and Mr.. Willard
has sounded the doom of the press
/ agent.
Fay Templeton will make her reap
pearance as a star next season under
the mana cement of Messrs Shubert
She viii open at the Casino early il
the fall in a musical play called Major
Andre written by Clyde Fitch. The
piece was originally intended for Anna
Held, but there was some hitch in tho
matter of choosing a composer of the
music, and Mr. Fitch retained the play
A German paper recently printed the
following advertisement:
Opera singer Of first rank. excellent
recommendations and connections, fine
figure. good talker, speaks German
. French and English, wishes to change
his profession, and find situation as
a commercial traveller for large house
in wines and cigars"
The studio scene in Viola Aliens new
Hall Caine play. The Eternal City,
is one of the most elaborate interior
settings ever placed on the stage. The
!! ceiling to this interior is in thirty sec
tons, is of solid wood and fills, wheI
taken apart, a siXty-foot baggage car
A special hosting machine was found
necessary to lift this ceiling in place
When Amelia Bingham and her com
: tour in "A Modern Magdalen, she vii
: present there a new play by Clyd
Fitch, called The Fris6y Mrs. John
son." in which Fitch viii present on
of his sensational incidents.
Miss Viola Aliens tremendous vogu
: with the theatregoers of New York ha
again been completely and amply dem
: onstrated. She is now presenting Hal
. Gaines new play. The Eternal City,
! ! at the Victoria theatre, and her bust
ness has been the largest known to tn
metropolis this season. This is tn
third time that Miss Allen has carrie
off a big success in New York City
first with Hall Gaines Christian,
4 | then I'm the Palace of the King" an
now Mr.. Gaines new play The Eter
: nal City" All Of these production
! were of the first magnitude, both as t
! supporting casts and scenic equip
ments-
The principals Of the salt Lake oper
: company have been brought togethe
: again for the big fair and festive
o which is TO be giver in the Eighteent
and 18th. Gems from said Pasha
: will be rendered in costume. wit
n Messrs. Spencer and Young in the
L we'll remembered role of the tw
: trampS, and with MI sherman as tn
Z Pasha, Mrs. Rosemary Whitney 3
I Serena, Mr.. Piper as the Mexican
It with ladies' chorus by a group
: young lady singers. The other nigl
S viii be devoted to miscellaneous pro
: gramme, ending with gems from I'll
S Jolly Musketeer." Those who will taxi
+ part are Messrs. Spencer, Pyper, Grs
s ham. Best and Brady and Mesdamt
e Whitney. Ruth Wilson. Browning an
l. Best Professor Mcclellan will hay
general direction OF the opera night