The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06

Original Sextet, FIofodora." replied
Collier. I've known 500 of EN-
Can you act?' Collier asked Daisy
Darling.
Can act" was the seornful re-
Jolnder Of the girl who is in the Flor
/ odora" chorus. That's what's the mat
ter with me. could be Juliet if didn't
dance so we'll That's my misfortune. "
How much do you get in the
/ ehorus?"
Eighteen a week"
Where did you get these. then ?''
pointing to her many diamonds.
Sir 'Enry Lloyd gave fem to me he
cause my eyes are so much like his
sister S."
Here, Zaza," said Daisy to her col
Cyrano."
Have you heard my last song?" ven
tured Golfers valet.
i hope SO" announced Collier.
Isn't Carmen by De KOven?" a
stage husband asked of his wife.
Not yet" said she.
Collier gave serious advice to a young
man who had lost money gambling, and
ended with:
Music goes with that speech"
o e q
New York News Even Sir
Henry Irving couldn't be ai-
lowed to depart in peace without be-
ing again asked How he liked Amer
lea Bless me- he replied, Il am
as much at home here as in London.
Twenty years in this country have
made me as much a part Of it as those
VINO are born here. Nv home is on
both sides of the Atlantic. When
sail eastward I am going home-wheR
1 san into the west I am going home.
have made many friends in the
United States, and it makes me sad
70 leave them all, for they are not sim
ply admirers, they are loving friends.
When L looked or them the last
night of our play a big lump came into
my throat. / am going to see how the
London people are getting on. 1 have
engagements in England for all next
year It viii be two years at least
before 1 can again see America"
A big, broad man stood in the door
way. It was William F. Cody. other
wise known as Buffalo Bill" He took
me actor hand and the two stood in
greeting.
met Sir Henry on Staten island
years and years ago" said Mr.. Cody.
and have known him ever since. He
bowed for me the first time I was
N London, and I shall never forget il.
We have been blowing FOR each other
ever since. Both the men laughed.
Mr. Cody had come to bid the actor
godspeed.
Brander Matthews received tickets
for the first night, OF course. says the
New York Times Did ever an au-
shor bring out a play in New York
without sending tickets 10 Professor
Matthews? Contrary to his custom.
Mr.. Matthews made use Of his passes
on this occasion. He was down town:
he wanted 70 see the play; the house
was sold; 50, why nOt2 The next day
his opinion was eagerly called for by
cue of the classes at Columbia col
Ege.
Wei. gentlemen said the literary
Iree- thlnker. the play was i'm four
acts. and 7 was there as the guest of
the author After the second act I
sat quiet while the audience Kissed. "
me professor took a lOug-draWn and
reminiscent pull at his cigarette. then
held 1t at arms length, and ficked off
the ashes.
And the third act2"
Wen. gentlemen, and there was a
CLEAN Of satisfaction in the profes-
sor s eve, after the third act I went
out and bought standing re- and
came back and Kissed, too" 20
Nnen May Irwin was in Boston re-
cently the Irving-Terry company VS.
also playing there. One night Miss
Terry, being out Of the biU. went to
see The Widow Jones. and called
on Miss irwin back of the scenes
Ehey we're talking when il came tine
lot Mss IRWIN to sc on the stage |
with the chorus in the last act to sing
d song.