The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23

She was born Catholic and has never
left that faith.
The New York Mail and Express runs a
splendid picture this week of Jennie
Hawley in The Toreador,' with Francis
Wilson.
\ dramatization OF the story Of Eu-
gene Aram has been successfully present
ed IL London under the title, After All.
Director Mcclellan has rehearssls well
under way for The Chimes of Nor
mandy 10 be rendered al the Grand
conference week The chorus viii be
large one and with the list or principals
already announced, a splendid perform
ance of the opera is anticipated.
The Salt Lake theatres attractions for
the week following this are Fields min
strels and Viola Allen.
Mrs Fishes engagement in Chicago is
proving one of the most successful she
has ever played there. The Unwelcome
Mrs. Hatch IS the feature Of her roper
tOire.
At the conclusion. of this month al the
Manhattan theatre, New York, Hon
John Grigsby' Will be succeeded at that
house by Mr. Herbert Kelley and Miss
Effie Shannon in their new play by Mar
tina Morton, Her Lord and Master.
In returning to the Madison Square the
atre, New York. with "On the Quiet
Collier has picked up business where ne
laid il down at the beginning Of his tour
early in the season. This means that the
house is packed for every performance
A series of Hoyt's plays is to be pre-
scented in San Francisco commencing next
Monday night. George Ober viii play the
parts originated by Otis Harlan and
Harry Conor.
Opie Read has contracted 10 write .
new play, TO be called The Hartsiders.
Illustrative Of life in Georgia. and II Will
| be put on for the first time in Chicago
| theatre.
Charlotte Walker. who has been play
| ing with the Kyrle Bellew company in
New York has taken Jane Oaker's place
| as James X Hacketts leading lady Miss
! Oaker continues with Don Caesars Re
| turn when Hackett takes up THE Cri-
| sis
! Bernard Shaws Captain BrassbOUnd's
/ Conversion which was written for Eiler
/ Terry. but for some unknown reason was
| never produced. will shortly be presented
! New York. The leading female role is Z
| comedy part and the dialogue Throughout
| is humorous aud satiricaL
/ Walter Hale. recently with Mary Man
/ nering has gone 70 the south Of Franc,
! 70 recover his health. Season before las
/ Hale was with Arizona" and during th'
/ action of the piece was hit over the heac
/ with a sOmbrero by Lieutenant Denton
| This recurring shock caused a blood cIO'
| TO form on the left side of his brain and
resulted in his final incapacity for work.
Edwin Booth who died in 1898. prob
ably made more money than any Othe
player Of his time. His share in tn
/ three years the BOoth-Barrett combina
ton existed alone amounted 10 $5S0O0J
! In his later days he gave away and los
cash right and left, particularly as
| manager, and Tor all that. al his death la
left fortune of over $4,000.
Practically the stock company idea vii
! prevail with many of the theatres in New
/ York next season Charles FrOhman ma.
! offer only three attractions at one of hi
| houses and two at another, running then
| through the season. Other of the estao
lishments there have much similar plan
under consideration.
| Charles FrOhman talks Of taking
company of American and English player
on a tour through Germany and France