The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-05

a.
records every night in a little track
that has been specially constructed for
the purpose.
The programme for tonight, after the
regular band concert IS over. includes
Jeanette LaUFelie I'm her spectacular
dance and a series. of moving pictures
showing the Passion Play at Obcr-
ammergau.
STORIES ABOUT PLAYERS.
ToOle i'm his autobiography says that
when returning with irving from the
funeral Of one 0f the Broughs ne found
a crowd surrounding q man I'm mt
of some kind-possiBiy Of drunkenneSs.
TOole made his way through the crowd
By saying, Excuse me, gentlemen, I'm
I a doctor. Allow me to eEalntne the pa
tent" Having l0osened his necktle
and opened bis shirt front and sounded
/ his chest T0ole produced with profess
siOnal gravity some kind OF plasters
apparently. and applied one 20 the pa
tents forehead, one to his throat, and
three To his chest Saving then. with
professional pompOsity. II think he
viii do now, gentlemen he made his
I way back through the crowd to Irving
/ run run for the nearest caD- ne
whispered to Irving. cor we shall be
murdered And, indeed, hardly had
( they reached the cab before they hear
: a roar OF rage from the crowd Who
had just discovered that the supposed
J doctors plasters were fly sheet adVeT-
/ tisements bearing the legend See
/ TOOle i'm DOt'-'
/ A certain Joe Robins gave up for the
/ stage a comfortable gentleman.s furn-
I ishing business, but took care to start
! on his precariOUs new profession with
( a supply of his old Wares-shirts, un-
/ deTclOthing, etc.-to last him for years.
/ Christmas came, said Sir Henry TO
/ Percy Fitzgerald, Gin bitter weather
/ Joe had a part m the Christmas panto-
mime. He dressed with other poor act
ors, and he saw how thinly some of
them were clad when they stripped be-
/ fore him 90 put on their costumes. For
one poor fellow i'm especial his heart
ached. In the depth of "a cold winter
+ he was shiVering in a suit OF light un-
I dercIOthing. Joe thought the matter
/ over. and determined to give the actors
I who dressed with him Christmas DIM
ner- Tt was literally a dinner Of un-
[ derclOthing, for most of the shirts and
/ drawers which Joe had cherished so
I long went to the paWnbrOkers 20 pro-
[ vide the money for the meal Before
the dinner, which was served at Joe's
/ lodgings. the host beck0ued the friend
with the gauze undertaking into
bedroom. and, pointing Go chair, 81
IentFv Withdrew On the chair hung
T q suit of underwear which had been
I JOe's pride 1t was of a comfortable
scarlet color, thick, warm, and heavy.
( The Door actor put il on and reVeied i'm
the luxury Of warm garments Proud,
/ happy. warm. comfortable he felt little
{ inclined to eat. and never knew what
he had for dinner that afternoon. He
sat quietly thanking Providence and
Joe Robins / was that poor actor
When it was thought that interest in
I SAMMY was waning with the patrons
of 1.-THE Wizard of o. new song
was written for the TriXie girl, called
I Johnny" One night In New York
/ Lolita Faust was singing this song
when a '.fuI moon" was observed as
the occupant of the Sammy. box.
/ His head was as tnnoceTG Of hair as
billiard ball AT the lines
You have his chair. sir;
You have his hair. sir;
If Z can't have mE sammy
WHY, Johnny, I'll take YOU
Miss Faust gazed with mock affection
at the smooth face and shiny pate of
+ the victim who blushed from the chin
Z to the back of his neck as the audi
/ enCe grinned at his discontinue
you must have embarrassed that
stout party. remarked Charles Mitch
! ell. the stage manager, as Miss Faust
reached the wings.
Not bit" retorted the dainty in
/ genue. why, he never turned a hair
The success Of W. S. GHbert's panto-
mime ourlesque. The faify
I Dilemma" in London. has revived in
/ terest in the famous ibretGst. and all
/ London neWspape is writing about
I him. One story that has been revived
/ concerns an occasion when Gilbert was
/ dining at "a stock brokers and his
right hand neighb0r persisted In talking
/ to him of plays and opera, though she
was an extremity ignorant person. one
: of her remarks was:
I am fond of Wagner. What is ne
composing noW2'
Wagner. said ar. Gilbert SIS de-
/ composing now.
+ Possibly Mr.. Sothern believes that he
viii have a very capable leading wo-
man I'm Miss MarlOWe when the two go
! touring next season. and it Is not un-
/ likely that Miss Marl0we believes Mr..
/ S0thern win prove a leading man who
win Edo her proud
cious and enthusiastic over the out
come OF their joint efforts. I'm Omaha
! recently the actor spoke of his immedi-
ate future.
/ 1--WE close July - at Helena" said
AIr. Sothern, and / open with Miss
J III uEIDME OH CEtfta thf ~ tDA 79E %
not have much of "a lOahng spell, for /
viii have to begin rehearsals at least
Z four weeks prior % the opening / am
going 90 take a trip through the yell
( }OWstone park, and that VIII Zoe about
the extent of my summer outing 1
am looking forward with much pleas
ure 10 the association with Miss Mar
+ lowe i'm d repertOTy OF the classic plays,
/ After all, Shakespeare IS the goal OF
I every actor ana 20 be given am oppof-
tunity to do what I have always want
ed TO do, and i'm a way that I nave
dreamed of. Is not 90 be had every DAY.
! You. know 1T is almost Impossible 70
get leading woman who BIS up 10 me
parts iB Shakespeare, for woman
/ who can do them right is a star her-
I SELF and the only way 60 get lhese
I great plays properly cast is Dy such
am arrangement as has been made for
Miss Marlowe and myself
/ Mr. Sothern went on TO explain any
thing that might have smacked OF con-
Iceit in his utterance q nave been now
/ twenty-six years on the stage, and i
( have been acCoupteu a success in many
! ways. but / now want tp employ my
talent. if / have any, ln doing some
/ thing THAT VIII make a name for me,
/ DE- IS % do something for myself that
+ am setting ont with Miss MarloWe
now, for she has already name for
I her association with ShakesPeareoh
r1les and She returns So them with
1 genuine joy 1 feel that our assocla-
I ton IS 10 be a success. for recently we
/ talked over the programme. and we
agreed so exactly as 90 what Is eX-