Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20

.nv friends Of Miss sallle Fish
T'r ~ hove been following her career
a interest ever since she lett 'he
e',+ lake opera company ard took UP
sa'' ..,ssslonal life, viii be glad 70
that her talents have at iast
Sn n.y. recornlzed Manager Frank }"
v engaged her for The Chaper'
~ hnt for the past two seasons
0n' has been working in the chorus
,,r aoly opportunity coming as under
va ,, 10 the leading woman
s' Wv. Fisher left Salt Lake immedi-
adv after the Goddard Testimonial
o". ..rt in the Tabernacle, and a let
'''' ,a Nor father who still lives here
,,,, received, conveys the pleasant
su' ,a..uee that she has been given
,Se PLACE formerly held by MISS Mel
~. Folus who had one Of the leading
=" "s,t. m 'The Chaperons." Miss Foi''
"a, been transferred to 'The Billion
'',.o company, and in mentioning the
ss.rse a New York paper says
Mr. Perley has under contract Tor
No.. wears a young woman of Salt
ave CIV named sallie Fisher, who Is,
:, thinks the best lyric singer he has
discovered since Alice Nelson, MISS
v,,bar alternated with Miss Follis IN
singing the role on the road tour OF
the Chaperons" last season. and those
,bo heard her readily agreed with Mr..
ps,ley in his estimation Of her vocal
Movers. This season she will sing the
rous role In "The Chaperons," adding
a musical value to that organization
which It did not possess with such wo-
men as Miss Frlganza, Miss Tanguay,
Miss Follls Miss Boley and Miss step-
Inns as the female principals,
so, you see, that Mr. Perley IN
transferring Miss Follis to 1.-THE Bill
,ouaIreo and giving Miss Fisher the
yonis part in 1.-THE Chaperons'" was
not such a foolish man as many called
him. Mr.. Perleys early training as an
amusement puryeyor was sort OF
personally conducted tour by the late
phlpeas Taylor Barnum; and Mr.. Bar
mum was not in the habit of turning
out undeveloped minds"
alss Fishers part Is that Of light
comedy role and Of the breezy sort In
which she should shine. She will have
three ambitious songs in all to render,
IN addition to the concerted work. The
opening Of the season occurs in Am
sterdam, n. Y, next Thursday evening
and the piece Is to have two weeks
nun at the Fourteenth street theater
New York City,
Almost the dying request Of VIM. II.
West, the famous minstrel was that
the company which had so many years
held his name should be continued in
existence by his estate. His wishes
have been observed by his wife, and
the company intact in every respect,
except that the genial Billy will be
missing as middleman, and captain Of
the drills, comes back 60 Salt Lake
next week The list of comedians Is
sill headed by one Of Americas FORE
most black faced artists IN the person
Of Billy Van, whose reputation here is
equal to that Of Mr. West himself Van
tells funny stories as end man, sings
PAROLES and does monologues as
very few minstrels have done since the
GAYS OF George Thatcher and Billy
hNe The management announces that
ue company Is as strong In vaudeville
oiis, singing, band, and chorus work as
y ever was The olio introduces the
,na,ioV tho the comedy cyclists, Nc
Aahon and King, the comedy musical
Hu's Ford Bros, and several other
wei Known teams
me merry echoes Of "The Strollers"
mmsW hardly died away. before another
nsn' opera by Harry Z. Smith, it's au-
Wy IS announced "The Liberty
a which Mr. Smith brought out
m great success at the Madison
n4sae lheater. In New York. last sea-
asI' Somes to the Theater next Friday
sNl saturday evenings. Everyone has
va Of this much talked of musical
49,, -,.' Wnlch created something Of
49, N New York from the fact that
Wy MY curtain rises on a dormltory
.u' N ladies' seminary. discover
ny al me inmates tucked In bed. The
,aasger hastens 10 say that refine
". l' Is Inc Key note OF the production
- We spectacle Of a batch of semi
~ slus romping In the dormltory.
4 ~ might easily pass the limits of
tspHV' rs so daintily and artistical-
s,psVollphshed rs 10 indicate nothing
nl.. VI 'ulgaiity or suggestion" The
~ SEM out by l(law g. Erlanger.
way would not be apt to lend their
aba merit 'N''0' Vi ques''on-
me names best known In tba cast
As, uose or Nevada Hefferon. Maybelle
In Gertrude Milllngton. Percy
IAN and Harry Stuart
II ",
nt,la n''h promises 10 be n busy one
f,.. ~s Grand, There will be eight per.
d. -s guy. in an, three and a Wednes.
NJ smauner Of Hello Bill" openine
a. oril Hsht and three and n matinee
Tr,i ihe Stowaway," which opens
j pr@ SIS everyone knows Hello
v1L,S ~, the title Of the rafting comedy
IN marry Corson Clarke has chosen
Ith"s starring tour this year In
sun, s.ll TO have a part peculiarly
aps, s nus breezy magnetic talents.
h. S ,,n a proper supporting company
irIyula DO good business. Few
n sIns comedians are more popul9r
fr.,a.. lake than Mr. Clarke. and his
fo,e.' , wiz without doubt. be out in
Nop,s%S glye him the glad hand o,
Cls,ls Slo"awaY" which follows Mr.
drs,'e ls well known London mel9
and ~. spieie with thrills. excitement.
m. , iiuntfes. Press notices state thet
ths 10y includes a real" burglary In
tp.n ne r.. lhat a real iron safe Is blown
w, az d brace OF real cracksmen.
% bs eiso announced as belonging
vin n, '9,llnsrhood OF real" crooks II
lean Joyful news TO the pubUc N
ann@,, WA, these gentlemen are also
Slny So, e. as having served time In
nart. 1 snd that they rejoice in the
B3yce. spike Wallace and kid