The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-06

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TI7ALLACE MUNRO, formerly man
w ager of the Lyceum in this city
and who was last here as man
ager of Rupert of Henzau,' will man
age Mrs. Bruno next season in f,
Marion Crawford's impressive romance
of ''Unorna."
Dan DAILY may be seen next season
In a dramatization of "A Yankee at
the Court of King Arthur"
The German singing comedian, Al H.
Wilson, win star next season in "A
Prince of Tatters-"
Corinne viii star next season in MY
Antoinette,' under the management of
Alfred T. Aarons- The piece will be
rewritten to give her a suitable role
Hiida Spong win have the leading
part in the American production OF
Pinero's play, Iris"
Charles H. Evans win revive "a Par
Tor Match next season.
James T. Powers has transferred his
management from Nixon & thinner
man TO George Lederer.
Edward McWade, the author of
Winchester. was recently operated on
for appendicitis.
Z. S. Willard appeared in 1.-THE Pro-
lessons Love Story" s61 times.
Miss Bob White" in which piece
Miss Jennie Hawley made such dis
dropped next season, owing to dis
agreement between Willard Spenser
and Nixon & Zimmerman.
Bertha Creighton will star next sea-
son in "A Colonial Girl under the
management of P. s. Mattox.
pear on the stage next season in The
Western Girl"
Two new minor stars" next season
will be Elsa Ryan, who has distin-
guished herself in Jacob Lifts produc-
tion of 'In Old Kentucky" and also
with King Dodo." and Elizabeth Ken
nedy, a young woman, who. under her
nom de theatre, Beatrice Norman, has
appeared prominently in such plays as
a Stranger in a Strange Land" "A
Railroad Ticket" and "Yon Yonson."
Miss Ryan will appear in In Nevada"
Miss Kennedy will follow Ethel Barry
more as the star of Captain links of
the Horse Marines
Oscar Hammerstein announces that
he will open his new Drury Lane thea
tire on Eighth avenue, New York, a
year or two hence. with a production of
the Passion Play" which is running
In Montreal This is provided that the
Roman Catholic and Protestant
churches indorse the project SaInli
Morse tried for a number of years to
get permission for a similar production.
and when IL was not forthcoming en-
deavored to do it without permission.
He was arrested on the opening night
before the curtain had been up two
minutes, and a few months later COM
mitted suicide.
Troubles incident to the visit of the
French Opera Comique company to
New York have not ended yet They
have left a legacy of woe to Oscar
Hammerstein in the shape of $50 odd
trunks containing the costumes and
comic operas These are stored in the
garnet of the Victoria and nobody has
appeared to take them away. The COS
tunes were brought from Paris under
bond permitting them to enter duty
free to be used for show purposes this
season NJ. Roberval. who managed
the company, and Messrs. Downing &
Co, brokers, of New York, gave the
bond.
Alfred Klein. the diminutIve little
who was so well known a.
feature of DeWolf Hoppers companies
when the latter starred in comic opera,
has been committed to the sanitarium
az Amityville, l. l., where Maurice
Barrymore is also. as-inmate. Klein is |
to be hOpelessly insane. and (
his commitment 10 the sanitarium was
only made after all hopes for his re-
covery had been given up,
Frank Losee, now playing in "Sky |
Farm" at the Garrick theatre. New !
York, has stage record for crime |
longer than the entire list of crimes |
ascribe6 to the James boys, the Young !
er brothers, Holmes, BILLY the Kid" |
sitting Bull and Geronimo. For fifteen |
Years he has been playing bad men,"
from Simon Lsgree in Uncle Toms !
-aDin' TO lago in "Othello." He con- /
'esses to stealing $24S. O00. 900 (stage /
money!. and acknowledges having \
stabbed his wife $40 times in one wear /
in the play).
Miss Amelia Bingham will next seq
ION manage FIVE companies. in addition |
o playing herself. Two companies will /
produce The Climbers" two "A Mod /
I'm Magdalen," and Lady Margaret /
viii tour with a strong cast. Each pro-
iuctfon will be arranged and cast by
Mss Bingham herself. who intends to /
make each as complete in every mar
ocular as possible. Neither money nor
Mort is being spared and Miss Ring-
lam is engaging the services of the
'est artists in the theatrical world
giving employment to no less than 100
Ictors and actresses.
James RushSell, who tried tn fright
n his wife into giving up her. stage
areer by taking carbolic acid. has re-
overed- He was discharged from st.
iarys hospital. Philadelphia. Mrs. |
BUSHNELL is still in the profession.
BUSHNELL insisted that his wife should
cave the stage, but. the duties of
housewife had no attraction for her
nd the stage had. all OF which. was
made plain to Bushnell. This proved
90 hard a blOU f0r- the huSho,5 o.5