The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
With tb)e Players.

GORGE ABE, whose Fables in
el,rg" are such an interesting
u feature in the Sunday Salt Lake
.i5 will be Notwithstanding to
H., ". Savage, under whose man
hl.-srt Mr.. AIDES first opera, The
81 of Sulu," was produced with
80 success in Chicago last spring.
t'-5rtract has Just been signed where
H. AIDE binds himself to write
- COMPOSITIONS for Mr.. Savage I'M
7sas peggy Of Paris. the second
u IL production from his pen, will
y r-Jduced i'm New York the coming
After twelve years residence
Cbfrag1 Mr.. AIDE Will now remove
n New York.
minnie Palmer is playing in England
"a vaudeville sketch entitled Rose
P5n-Pon'
Passett Rowe will be a member of
5 Wizards company next season.
Miss Anna Marble will be press
mi for Elsie De Wolfe next season.
- is the daughter of the late Ed
Marble, playwright.
The Three Little Maids" which has
hen running in London for some
-onths. will probably be brought to
-t.s country with Edna May as the
chef attraction
George Sydney viii star in a farce
,oredy next season called Busy Izzy.''
sydney has been with Ward & Vokes
the past two seasons.
Belle Harper, formerly of the Bos-
t5aians. viii be the prima donna in
sally I'm our Alley"
otis skinner tells a story of an Incl
dent during a stOpOver in Texarkana.
A railroad dinner was imminent, and
eyerybOdy rolled off the train prepared
FOR the worst. In the window was a
citizen, his long length eurled across
The sill, calmly whiting a fresh pine
stick slowly, thoughtfully and resigned
u. with his eyes idly wandering once
IN a while toward a mongTet yellow
dog asleep in the sun at his feet.
Suddenly the train arrived. and the
hustle and usual confusion attending a
apid transit lunch service aroused the
dog As a darby came out and began
lifted up his eyes to the sun and howled
dismaly. The whiting citizen looked
Al the dog a minute. and then said:
'Shet up What do you care? You
don't have TO eat it."
At last Harry Corson Clarke's Gun of
Joy is full. When he arrived on the
great white lane Of Broadway he felt
that his reputation would surely earn
for him stellar hOnors and that several
managers would hasten to buttonhole
him, says the New York telegraph.
And they did. but each and every one
Of them wished to star Clarke at his
own expense. Not being able to take
this particular view Of the matter.
Clarke proceeded to do some hunting
IN the managerial alfalfa, and now he
is rewarded by seeing his name in fea-
ture lines on the Hello Biz posters
Of Messrs. GoOdhue 81 Kellogg, who win
manage him next season.
Lewis. Morrison has closed his sea-
son in Faust" and will summer in
San Francisco.
Good progress is being made with.
me rehearsals of "Corianton."
Jules hurry will direct the presen-
huon Of Lost River" again next sea-
son.
Ralph Herbert White, jr., the only |
son Of millionaire dry goods mer- !
,nsht OF Boston, was granted a di- J
1Oige last week from Lucy Bartlett !
white, an actress, prominent in the |
~ musical comedies of-New York. The /
u'oree was secured in Denver on the |
ground Of desertion.
Miss Maude Fealy, who will be e. /
wizards leading lady next sea-
'Ou' is resident of Denver, Colo.
me new musical comedy, THE De-
,5uuer which opened at the Herald !
,4uare theatre recently, and which is
-'enaed as a satire on the recent in