The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-29

ton OF Ben Hurs" and Miss Annie
Irish viii be seen during the coming
season. Mr.. DOdson has made a really
great hit as Simonides in London, and
is continually being praised by the Eng
lish critics for his artistic imperson-
alton Of this character.
James Neil has reserved for his next
seasons tour the most brilliant series
OF plays probably ever given by any
nigh-class repertoire company in this
country. They include: THE Star
DUCKS. Opie Reads wonderful charac-
ter creation; Under the Red Robe, -
the dramatization of Stanley Weyman's
great novel; wheels Within Wheels, -
Mrs. Danes Defense and the great
est hit the Pacific coast has seen in
years, THE Red Knight" George H.
Broadhursts latest play. There viii be
ten plays in all
The cast. of The Sleeping Beauty
and the Beast will undergo very slight
changes the coming season. Harry
/ Bulger and Joseph Cawthorne will be
seen IN their old parts. Charles J. Ross
will be replaced by Will Mozart. John
Page will again be the president, John
Hyams the doctor Viola Gillette Prince
Charming and Phoebe Coyne the witch
Gertrude Mckenzie will replace Miss
Thorne - the fairy queen. The balance
Of the cast win be the same.
klaw & Erlanger will make indie
pendent stars Of Harry Bulger and JO-
! seph CawthOrne in September, 1903
Both these comedians Will remain with
The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast
next season, but the following year
they viii head separate important COM
edy organizations, presenting humor-
Gus musical pieces which Klaw & Err
LANCER are now having prepared for
them. These comedians are undues-
tionably the best equipped entertainers
il their field on the American stage
and their coming advent as stars will
materially add TO the good things the
stage will have to present during the
t season of 1884
Mr.. jolly of Joliet is the title of
! George Broadhust's latest farce
Miss Marion Owens of Los Angeles
daughter of Ed H. Owens, clerk of the
! United States court in that city. will
| be a member of the Frederick Warde
company next season. Mr.. Warde. on
hearing the young lady in rotations
declared that she was the most bril-
liant amateur he had ever heard.
Lawrence HanIey will take the part
of Paoli in Frederick Warde's forth
coming production of Francesca da
Ramini"
At the Lambs Grub a few nights ago
several actors were discussing the rela-
tive Importance Of the artist and the
business manager in the success O.
otherwise Of theatrical stars. says the
New York Times. Some, of course,
held that il was the actor who counted
most in the general result, and again,
others maintained that no matter how
clever the star, the business manager
was really the man behind the success.
And that reminds me-" said De
Wolf Hopper, of the story of the two
Scotchmen in the asylum. who one day
made up their minds to escape.
After wondering for a long time
how they could get out, they resolved
to climb the high wall which surround
ed the building.
It's aWfu, high, though said Tam.
Nae mind thOtf said Sandy. Just
let me up on your back, and all get
out aricht.'
After Tam had, seen his companion
safely landed ON top of the wall he ex-
claimed:
Hoo am a TO get up now|
" 'Hoot, mon,' said Sandy, you're no
wise enough yet. You'll have to bide
a wee longer till ye get somebody else
to lift We up. +"
This is the story of the way Jimmy