The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12

(. drid, but never allowed her TO suspect
his true rank Finally, with her fa-
Tiers consent, ne sent her 10 The Paris
conservatOire, and then to Frankfort
and Vienna But never until, i'm COM
pany with her father, she paid a visit
TO Belgrade few months before his
death, did Nile. Lamor know that her
munIhcent friend was SeFvIa's king.
After he died she appeared success
FULLY in Vienna and other European
capitals. She spent her early years I'm
Ireland, speaks English perfectly, and
expects 10 make q success in London
How the American attention atlrac-
tor would Tevel We're such material
placed at his disposal.
While walking along Sixth avenue
the other afternoon" said KyrIe Bel
lew, 4 saw an actor who used to play
in my company, but who has had bad
. luck lately. He was standing outside
q pawnshop, evidently having. an aTgu-
ment with a policeman. Drawing near,
I overheard the bluecoat say
Come, young fellow, get a move ON
you
Oh, don't know retorted the ac-
tor. I think I've got a right 10 look
into my own clothes box
Mckee and AIUsgrOve, the American
managers of the Shaftesbury theatre
in London, have made arrangements
with Hamlin and Mitchell whereby the
Chicago extravaganza. Babes in Toy
land" will be taken to London next
/ season to be pitted against the DTury
! Lane speCtaCies which play there az
Christmas time. THE Wizard Of o."
was 10 have made it's English debut
some time ago, but its trip abroad has
/ been deferred on account OF the whole
/ sale appropriation by British managers
! of the novelties in the extravaganza.
At one period this season SAMMY"
was being sung in thirty London the
aires, and the scaTecrOw and the tin
woodman have been seen in several
| English musical productions.
A monument is to be erected to Verdi
at Milan, at the Porta Magenta, Opp0-
/ site the home for musicians founded by
the master. italian artists are invited
to compete. The first prize is of the
/ value of 5000 lire; for each Of the next
best five designs q sum of LOCO lire
/ VIII be awarded. For the monument it.
/ self there is, in addition, a sum Of 49,
/ 600 lire CS24,OO0) at disposal.
Details regarding the last illness OF
/ Antonio DevoTak are given in Viennese
/ journals. He had been weakened by an
attack Of influenza, but had recovered
I so far that the doctor had allowed him
I TO plan an excursion TO the country He
/ was particularly anxious to hear again
/ the song of the birds, which always had
/ given him much pleasure. But before
/ he could start on this trip he had a
| stroke Of paralysis and died. Ia course
/ OF a conversation with a journalist a.
/ few weeks before his death he declared
/ that he had given up composing SYM
phOnic works, Notwithstanding the en-
/ treaties of publishers, and that he
would devote the rest Of mis- career 10
/ writing operas. He had already begun
/ work on two new operas, and was SO
/ eager to continue that he refused an Of
/ fers from managers. including one for a
/ tour through Austria, Germany, France
/ and Italy for which he was TO receive
! nearly $4,000 a week.
/ -
/ The Dramatic Mirror is responsible
/ for the following. That cute little 10
/ year-Old actress, Edith TaliaferO, met
/ Teddy Roosevelt, jr. at an open air per
! Torrance Of "a Midsummer Nights
! Dream" and registered her opinion
/ thus.
Hes a nice little boy, He told me he
! liked my performance. He isn't hand
! some. He has teeth and spectacIes like
/ his father"