The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27

'''L mi Those who have seen the
" declare that the costumes viii
- ~. ANYTHING ever before shown in
&c production. There are great
,,u;-iee i'm "Corianton" for scenery
rostumes. but it required great
and a great length of time 10
-. rssults desired and at the same
y. conform TO historical accuracy.
a. povers spent exactly six months
-, ouf the designs. He has them
'..rsart'v arranged now that the
colors worn by the principals al
~ t1anf Inat is. the costume given
.,-inciuq harmOnizes in color with
'e.-,..frcipaT aa or she has scenes with,
.t.ra viii rot be a displeasing con-
-. an the stage at any time. The
.--,,s In frs .ress viii make "A kalei-
tsscOpic effect
,be Theatre. and Stage Director
-. has abandoned whatever fears
(. might have entertained as 10 the
-.,5nction being ready for the open
rg. Aug. IL.
ling the week to play Alma. is very
l-,. admired iu his work by Mr.. Lew
" Vr Haworth and all the principals.
"a H. friends are predicting that the
III known local actor viii score the
b. Of his life.
fso-ge AIDES sultan Of Sulu" is to
Lac an early date on Broadway. All
s--1pgements have been completed
.se-eby this remarkably clever satire
4, /, come into New York before the
nav falls. Prior to the New York
sosrinc this production is TO make a
80 tour Of the country. playing a
o. Of the more important cities. The
49, u-il be. IL Is stated. of exceptional
,--soqth and the mountings and cos
,rr,ing as handsome as money can buy.
.-rba sultan Of Sulu' was one of the
successes Of the spring season in Chi
400 where it filed the Studebaker
taeatre for eleven weeks.
A tour of forty weeks has been
hacked for the Castle Square Opera
romnaDv This is the only high class
e-eanization in this country which
makes a speciality of singing grand
eoera in the English language. with a
company which is made up of the very
hsst artists. For the coming year
Henry w. Savage has engaged Lloyd
UAubignv 10 alternate in the principal
tenor roles with Joseph Sheehan.
VAubigny Is an American by birth,
coming from Virginia. He has sung
With the greatest success in most of
he great European capitals and is a
decided acquisition to the Castle Square
Opera company's forces. The Castle
Square opera company has a repertoire
Of seventy-five operas.
Blanche Walsh. in recent interview.
REALS a coincidence which, in her
opinion. augurs well for the success of
her new play. which Stanislaus Strange
s now writing for her. and which Is
founded upon Flaubert's novel. "Sa-
hmmbo." Miss Walsh says that her
fnst public appearance was made thir-
teen years ago. when she was a mere
IN Of Il. at an amateur performance
d "Othello" at the old Windsor the
DE in the Bowery, New York. She
vas the Desdemona, and the gentle
nan who PLAYED Iago was this same
Stanisaus Strange. the author of the
DIV play she is to appear in next sea-
Sn The coincidence lies in the fact
hat Mr. Strange accepted the COM
mission to write a play on the subject
q "Salammbo" for Messrs. Wagenhals
and Kemper. long before these man
ayers had any idea Of making a con-
tact to star Miss Walsh.
Maud Adams. summering in Swift
erIand, will return to America in the
fal for a short tour of twenty weeks.
According 10 report. she will use three
q her older pieces next year. among
them being The Little Minister" and
'LAiglon." A pretty production of
As You Like It. is also contemplated
Ethel Barrymore is to wear a suit OF
toy's clothes in a new play which Man
sger FrOhman has bought for her IN
Paris. called "CanOts."
Two play titles which viii grace the
hIboards next season are King High
bali and Mr.. jolly of Joliet"
a Montana Outlaw" a new western
play by Herbert Hall Winslow and
attractions At the Cleveland theatre
ihis season. This play, dealing with
modern ranrhing life in the picturesque
hootenai valley of Montana. has its
types drawn from the characters OF
mat interesting part of the west. The
ngailon of the piece gives many OPP
RTtlnities for some very pretty seen
cry, all Of which have been taken adj
vantage OF by the scenic artist.
The FIRST event Of the metropolitan
season Will he a wOman's exhibition
gwen under the auspices of the Profes-
soma Woman's league in October a.
AeilSen square Garden. This show. II
tmch S-5o.nH0 viii be invested and 3,00'
9 me geutler sex employed. is to be
stdt Fair nf goods made and used by
-onen I'm addition. there viii be al
"a populated by the femininity
81 nations a reproduction of a stree
= venice. an art gallery. museum
~. lecture naU and a gymnasium
NVhen VIII serve as carriage attend
l.'S' doorkecpers. ticket sellers, polic'
.-.SerS and programme carriers. Al
Ntaestra and two brass bands o
-Onen have been engaged TO furnish
-aosls
Mr. Jolly " Joliet" Charles New
an latest musical comedy. will b,
~ el me seasons most important pro
y. IONS. as Managers Broadhurst an,
lt are >pdring no expense in tn
ae,lio7 of the cast, which is hea de-
mar iaEorite comedian. Edwar,
T.t We. lI The title role and include
T Nh and NaUde Allison. Ada Deaves
60 q thompson. Madge Lawrence
sphinx. Matt Healy, +. J. Byrd
p1.l-r ~. SePly. William ]. Kane, tn
,.- zLlier Iuartette and a large an,
ssluily selected chorus OF pretty girls
scenery and costuming are partic
- elaborate. with every attention
~ -s'aA that insures a perfect produc
IMAM A. Brady is holding time 70
~ George in January at a Broad
=. lA-itre IN New York. Mis-
- road tour will begin early i
\. .'lntr. but she viii not be seen 1
.r0ooliS until after the Christ