The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
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s~o-and-so played Hamlet IN this town
last night" said the paper "And rigdt
now IS the time to settle that Shakes
peare-Bacon controversy. Let the graves
o. o9tn Pc dug Up and see which Of the
Mr.. F. C. Whitney is having manufac-
tured a unique souvenir to be presented to
the LADY friends Of his star on me oc-
casion of the Tooth performance of Dolly
Narden at the Herald square theatre
New York. which will take place on Mon
DAY evening, May o. In the opera Mis-
Chaser makes her entrance in a sedan
chair. and the souvenir is a silver sedan
char about four inches high, an exa8
miniature Of the real chair. beautifully
ornamenled ana containing a cut glass
bottle flied with perfume From the
front window of the cab peeps the pretty
features Of Lulu CHASER. Behind the
glass panels of the doors dainty little
curtains OF embroidered taffeta SIX IN
the Dolly Warden coiors-pale pink and
lgnI gTeen-dre seen It is an artistic
and appropriate conceit. and viii serve as
an ornament for the finest b0udOir.
From a list compiled by Edwin S. Bet
telheim. editor of the New York Dramatic
News, it appears that there viii be sfxrv
new theatres IN the market for attrac-
lions by the first of next January. The
cost OF construction of these houses
ranges from $4,000 70 600. and alto
gether nearly 100000 viii be- invested
During the past season forty-twO theatres
were dedicated. while tw~enty-three were
destroyed by fire and ten were torn own
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The Kansas City Star is authority for
the statement that while in Colorado re-
Gently Nat Goodwin picked up material
and absorbed scmc aDproDriate atmOs-
phere' for a new play. which he hopes to
have CLYDE Fitch write for him. II is
intended as a dramatic romance Of the
hfe and financial ups and downs Of
Samuel NewhoUse, beginning with his
career as a miner working under ground
machine drills.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates win shortly re-
turn home from New York city. She
viii take the star part in the Jolly
hearsal.
The scene Of Ptxley and Luders new
opera, The Prince Of Pilsen," Is laid in
Nice during the carnival season. The
prince is to be the houOred guest Of the
occasion, but is delayed, and the houors.
through a mistake, fall to an American
touring the country with pretty daugh-
tiers. The prince finally arrives and wit
nesses the sport |incOgnitO. The opera is
TO be produced for the first time in Bos-
ton May II.
The Old Cabin Home" is the title OF a
new play of southern life written by II.
GTatt9n Donnelly. which has been pUr-
chased by Jacob Lift for production next
season.
A new play called the Children of the
King viii serve to introduce Martin
harvey. the English actor. 10 this coun-
try next season. He opens IN New York
next October.
Ada Rehan win return to the stage next
season under the management of klaw e
Erlanger. appearing in a dramatization
of Meredith's novel, Diana of the Cross
ways
Marion Childers. who was with John
Drew's company last year, has replaced
cennes, who has left the cast, owing 10
III health.
~"Pudd'nhead Wilson IS to be produced.
says rumor, in London this spring by an
American company including John p Ma
Dwyer-
Madame Theo, once Sc popular as an
-fun. Is in-New York aud may return 10
the footlights next season.
A Paris publisher has been sued by q
couple Of French actresses because he
dared to print their ageS.
Laura Bigger is the beneficiary 20 the
amount Of about $4,000 under the terms
of the viii Of the late Henry u. Bennett.
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A Young woman applied 70 William
Morris the other day for q position in the
chorus Of his new musical comedy.
when Reuben Comes 10 Town. As she
came well recommended, he consented
10 hear .4er sing. She did sing, and a
dead silence followed.
Don't you think there's music IN me,
asked the applicant
II don't know said the manager.
There may be; I didn't hear 1t come
out"
A cOunle Of Summers ago vi
colt epent several weeks in a small VII
LACE near Dublin, IN ireland. During q
walk one morning he came across q get
an ak Trishmau painting a fence. Il was
y warm. lazy day. but the son CT EIln
was painting at a terrific rate OF speeo-
MI 0Icott. with true American CURIOSITY
as to WHY this particular fence should pc
nainted in such a hurry stopped ana
asked the reason Scarcely looking up
The Trishman replied: sure an don't o.
have 10 he in a curry Win me pant .
afther givin' out an Dim Only mar