The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15


ness are atterward suggested and dis
cusscd
John Drew is another member of the
alliance. though not So frequent a Wis
ltOr. They often battle. but never
night 10 is good humored, breezy bad
uage-EIEe and Iake-Wlth occasional
ly "a solid chunk of wisdom Ethel
Barrymore is another of the party
when she is about. and is much liked
by all ot them. Jim tact, it is regular
little Frohmau family party, i'm which
Miss Adams is tlcetiOusly known as
"the Kid" and Miss Barrymore as
'the Goose" Sotheru stands as the
severe Mentor. The congratulations
they send one another no matter
where they may he after a first night
would hl % merry volume and be
mighty good reading. For they not
alone compliment iu writing the latest
debutaut on debuJante but cOmmuui-
cate with one another about il by tele-
graph.
The German emperor has many
praiseWOrthy personal habits. There is
no reason why royalty should De eX-
empt either from the possession of
good taste or It's exercise, but those
not given to- consideration of the fact
alike lu AN classes apparently expect
% indulge iu eccentriCities of habit like
going to bed with crowns on or other
things unlike anybody else. Thus some
may Doe surprised to hear his imperial
majesty of Germany was some years
ago am ardent theatre-goer patrOn.zing
many of the Berlin theatres impair
TALLY.
Then for several years ne went but
seldom 90 the play, and it lis only lately
that he has again exhibited a liking for
IT, Now. however. his majesty is MAX
ing up for lost time i'm earnest. Within
the last month DE has been over.
dozen times 90 the theatre with am
opera or two as we'll But he never
goes 90 any theatres I'm Berlin or any
where excepting his own. the Royal
Schauspiel Haus and the Royal Opera.
I'm both of which buildings he is quite
az home, frequently putting in an UNI
expected appearance al reh6arsals and
chatting I'm the most cordial manner
with the actors and managers. The
crown prince, by the way. is more im-
partial In his selection than the em-
peror his imperiai highness frequently
paying visit TO other theatres than
those belonging 20 the state.
Curious things happen in London.
For that matter. where don't they hap
pen2 But the English capital is such
big place they can occur there I'm
greater variety and with greater fire.
quency than elsewhere. The other
night says IT local paper while Lewis
Waller was playing Monsieur Beau
caire, a lady i'm the stalls was so car
RED away hy his acting that after be-
Ing carried to the ladies' dressing room
and several doctors summoned.
bouncing underground addition was
made TO the population.
America has NO monopoly of good
hearted assistance when il comes TO
professionals aiding ueUassit0us
brother or sister The other dav i'm lam
English town the ladies' of the chorus
appearing at the local theatres raised
"a considerable sum for charitable DUR
poses in a very novel way. They Wis
tied The leading hotels and restaurants
and sold flowers at a penny "a bunch
and kisses at from siXpeuce TO five
shilliugs.
The announcement that Charles
tI1nmau viii present Nance O'NeW iD
Lady Macbeth " al his latest theatre
The Herald Square, has caused much
gossip alung the Rialto. because it had
beeu generally understood that Miss
Margaret Augliu was 90 De rewarded
with chance al tbg+ ,,s,. .- v. 81 -, ,..
Miss OMEN p9ssassas r5lI.b ter.,,, t--+
London would mon receive b.,. srf
Broadway does nor know nor 49,,
Rankin gyEa be- Ea,. ,,.agst..a l...5..-..-
did know bu- has arnGsr rl.I-'.,l ,.s
Every 1ra ie r.1aaefrr, ,t met 49, .,.-
auaueement b-t.g--. MIS- G,,-..II .'--5
Frlhmau is. Some assert fbaf ps.[t.f,,
Is t1 continue ae hen r.sT r,1sr,s.,.-
while Frolmsn win r-rv Fi..lt p
tour THE generally better fDf,rrTe.5
Insist hat Miss D,Nam has eir7rr,- g.l,.
rendered tn the charm III "a Fr,L,,,.,,
contract ANA fn4f psrLr.. has l.,,. go
which is quite HkaIv far d. IS. 81 &c.,
manager and director .f r7a~.-.F ..F5l
ity.
10 looks 4s fr the Theatrical .,.,..5f....t..
v.tr.. Ea.orrlra ra.f.1a... b., f+.. -. -.
r.rF f-s ,,-, ....fT.. '-- -'-.. N .o
STRENGTH If rr. f-9a-..r,.I..,.. .....--.,
rratsr,.r- r.r...r,1r, b.. -I,s'. -.-.
rr. -vrFr.rt. mind d.. 49, 1rt.
--.,.. .,...r...f-e- ...r..-. .f.....+......r
q ra--...... .f-,.. o.. az - '.-'' -'i
fr.rr.. ,..,. s.,........-..r-.. ,'tg ''-
rr.fret 10 b. cha. r--. ''---7
r.rrt.,. -. +......... .+.' 100 pa '''.
fl,. ...l.t -.-.5..4 +,.'. -r many va
rsrasr Ts. .,gr5-.g.T... .- .,7
femme r.,- rr- .l,,-- b., ....., ,'..a az
D.. F..,r. r,. +...-.t -. i'--l-' .--."
OF .r.-r-.s ~ ..r.-.,i'i,+ .,. CA '' %
al..-.. 81, rre hon. .r 80 s--. .-. ..'.,..
-rr NAV -........... ,...,-f. 1.,-. t--' 49,
u-r..rr. NJ rf-. -..,.-.-i-.r-+ --''..4 ...N
r...-. -I4+ ,.a,.r-.- rl,.-.--,..,
f1.ra4 .r -Sf. -. --.,l. 40
wins f-us- -.r,r-rs.s ,rr- a.. ,,,,.
r.r1r-f.. hid. ..,..,,.-..- .i..+ a.. ...r, ''l,'
r---s 81. 49,, .r -.....' ,'-- p" '.' ~
--'-'-'' '- llI'