The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08

NAN.t A-AN -.--l.. III NaNIN.a. NIlI larN
scene. 0nly one man of the STAFF is ale
lowed 20 dust this treasure.
An unexpected recruit 10 Bertha G3l-
i l1h9 COMPANY came near 20 breahins
4p tae felelrsal or Dorothy Vernon OF
Haddon Hat at the Harlem opera house
llofolnN vernon. enc character assumed
PSI Miss Garland. is depicted both in
Charles Majors novel and Paul kester's
drama llLltiOu reu- haired hOt-tem-
percd heiress who alternately coddlcs
and deties her dOtiDE father whose peg
name for her Is Dolly fu one scene
atter ms daughter has been even more
than usloily umdutilui. according to his
l1e4S. ill meeting sir jQhn ManncrS son
/ OF his dearest enemy. the father. PLAYED
oN Frank -osee comes stormilE un tho
I the uudUtiful wenchr' etc Tho rchcars-
ai mad progressed smoothly 90 nearly .hi-
point and Miss Gauaud ana William
LEVERS. who plays her prescribed lower.
were I'm the midst OF am impassioneH
scene. when from or stage came Shuu
screams Of '.Douy-Doly.
Nnl interrupted STAGE Director
Ae-ln the love scene was Interrupted
with untimely cries I'd DOLL
Nr. LoScc. numbered Dir. Roberts,
that's not your cue.
~ know ill., responded Losee. who had
Neu don interrupt again Go ON
with Che scene. Miss Galiaud '
from The wings, Immediately on the exit
7 q. Mr Losec and apparently from his
direction
. Mr. Losee' Are YOU crazye" demand
ed Roberts. hutly -Aud what f0 Nom
I mean by using that high-pitched. cracked
u!.r ti WY
80 help me. I never opened my mouth .f
/ declared The ast0nished actor And while
/ MS mouth was yet omen came che ven
( cracker Pretty Do1r' followed b,-
cacNlnG laughter
! stage Manager Macgregor was sent tp
/ IpEeSlgate- and found that one of Mile.
. HHH #|HH
7 Seanon 8 music hal. adjoining the Har-
lem opera house had been hung out i1
.lle area way Hght beside the stage door
/ 80, %" Ne7' picking up the cues Tor
..0i-
] ,Isir,e,7 49, o,.ll ~ pfsAE parrot. eN-
! ''a55il[4 NIaesIeSor, looking out
4 Nuoogr. responded the bird. and the
! ,--l5 go w a. l-lti rHNoh 3dloufneo tom
4 ISIe3 o,, u''-i' 'Ne play ers could have their
Ils sister gave Thomas O. SeabrooEe
s1L pLi,t piItnud\ party III CdnesdlE eTDD-
! bcS5,e -, ' re v4in.'.an was leaVing her
{ +Li ~. i'.e "dt 20 Theatre. where
I sv,,..'.,I ~ tlpWe hin' De was
I 49,, .-'o -Dl q tIll Ne OF lis LIenN"
/ every ors yl.itb -.ullt,
1 nm Isis b..i V- enc pm l@Il.
I MS Li-t Li ..r ,..to 'lieI DO was
D rroof-s - -, -,-r-- -,n -i sea-
I f-,1tbf,,r .,-I -.- % -'Ll- -e- am p
dav i am "a ,-+a-s ,,IJ q. 81 49, .-'', ~.
] ans 0-,I-- $500. r,-+,- --.-W t''tL.
piled his sister ygher 49, h,.---L. ~
I to. eve did that frr-t
I Really YOU 1re -. l." SDer-irTe-S y-irL f-
dignatiou. but eIogueTf wiz, T,9r,r5-,,,-,-.
I denial Mr. SeabrooIe turned to ersaf u
I newcomer who entered .lr ff-i- ,.----.
/ bearing a Iarge frr,-tsf C4ire az --bir.-
} appeared eighty-five candies.
7 Not much was said in opposition to Ma
I bel Mckiuiey's vaudeville auucFrau,.
1 while the niece of the late president wus
I i'm California But now that she is au-
bearing frnra b. 81 e.r. H.|
/ discussion concerning the exploitation OF
Many reporters have asked her why she
I Uses li ia place OF that of her husband.
/ Dr. Bae~, a moderately successful phy-
I Slclan- ana 20 them she invariably TO
/ plies.
Because I was born TO it and have
I a right to use it,"
Well and anyway. Mabel McKin1e,- inc
dicates neither vanity nor s1Ids..i+-- rr
what she docs at tbe r11si. nam zi-
sings with rich -f~orr- rirsI,- fr.s 81. =
D voice which She has be.7, .ll-.,,.+ ,,,,,-5 81.
concerts She ,-5-r,c ,-i'- - o --.t
baaufff17I nor ,,-s-l t..-,4---,, t.
ininely pretty in plump. hearty. whole
eaSt, 5eT1e,,, - 80 .t-e' on
preston of good breedi8e D'S''''e 'I'-
b,1+ svre1 be3sif ,,-'9t NeLA az ~.
,.-Iit.j,e.s r5-,-i-,- ,I.,7 C-M W." "ll4l-
foofiirbIs bova,-ss p-+,' ll, sen e- l.l-
l-~are9-I fie-1-. i,, . -- 49, 1919
I 5--,-.,--5a+7 $500 '.-tL E'tLo '.-
eptt ~ iHtC ll iIe"iiis room or an
gNeilll6, Dut she makes one Nauoeyllia
81 '77-3n WIN d SAo"liy spreading mar.
D'sl.s WIN a -rlecloH from la
--., 49, tl3s WIZ "a senti-
lul iitdl gailau or toNt I'D moonlight. and
euuS win JoNlal QllJy about an -Ano-
AeL from AtiLOud- described In me
rhymes as the one particular Indian
I.s-iosli on = Se41alh dLoenl priFe S heafl
-laoel hchllht\ WOuld De wei worth tl.f
/ q week on her vocal merits as a vaUde-
vile artist That she is the late DresI-
dents niece multiDlies her cash value of
course
The hand Of poverty resting heavily
uDOu Nine JauauscheI< has forced her IN
sem AN her vaiIa bIes af aurfi1r me
! catalogue has some very interesting en-
tries. But Do also shows the haudiwOrIz
of "a thrifty auCtiOneer. for amOuE the ar
ticles scheduled for sale are thirty-five
imported rugs. which. it is safe to say,
owned az one time. There are seventy
costumes, however, an of which she wore
I on the stage The most important OF
Inem is q 3lUjO gown presented to her
I by the Duchess of MelulnEen. All the
/ actress Jewels are 90 go under the ham
/ which was presented to her by King
John OF SaNouy.
-
Just what will become Of. Margaret An
/ GIN after ter, she closes her season With
/ tour viii END Dec. I In Chicago. but &
week or so may be played I'M Canada, ana
I thdt VIII be an AiiLer VIII take a shor-
i7f anu ,LgL mar 81 40 d. Lltlll-s lS,l
( successful career as leading woman Of