The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26


bears. but not their physical stamina.
The exactions Of the stage were many.
The source OF physical strength seemed
TO be unequal TO tina 'enian Ia. Miss
Burnett craved a change.
Now the one time Mills college maid
en- and successful society actress has
the role OF a real estate promoter, as
ISOLATED with the office of H. NJ. San
born & Co. at Bancroft way and Tele-
graph avenue. Her task is showing the
gilt edged Berkeley realty to guests
who ride with her in automobiles to
the spot for sale. and then the art of
the former histrion is called into play.
"1t's fun, for a change" declared
Miss Burnett, but when the novelty
ends and some of my health comes back
I think the stage will find me again
real estate business with an automo-
bile attachment isn't so bad, and the
people are almost all nice"
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Haddon Chambers, remembered best,
perhaps, by his Captain Swife,' will be
among the authors who will provide
material for the tour of Kyrle Bellew
for next season. The Chambers play
for Bellew, though completed, is yet I'M
named. "Moliere," a new drama, by
Maurice Donnay. is another play Sc
cured for Bellows use next season by
Charles Dillingham;, his new manager.
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Reginald DeKoven, the composer of
The Student King" IS resting at his
Newport villa outlining a new comic
opera which he will shortly submit to
Henry w. Savage.
Jesse Lynch Williams, the author of
THE Stolen Story" from all accounts
aptly named his play. While making
novel of his work his manuscript was
stolen and returned after an expensive
hunt by detectives. The thief i'm this
instance having been a faithless SER
want. Just before Henry w. Savage
| began final rehenrsals of 1.-THE Stolen
| story" this play was again stolen ana
| Mr.. Williams had to entirely re-wrlte
! his manuscript as the thief was never
! found.
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Jess Dandy. who has played the part
of Hans Wagner the brewer from
cincinnati in Pixley & Luder's ever
green musical comedy, The Prince of
Pilsen." over one thousand times, will
again be featured next season in this
opera. Henry w. Savage has engaged
for his support the following well
known artists: Henry Coote George
Lydecker. Marie Welsh, Wilmer Bently
and Jeanette Zageard.
Harry Bulger, TIE comedian of The
Man From Now" new musical fam
tasy by Bangs. Bryand Klein. now
playing at the fremont theatre. Boston.
relates the following story of a young
| ster who had obtained a permit to fish
on the preserves of a wealthy gentle
man. One day the game warden sur
prised him and another fishing for
trout Instantly the yourgster with TIE
permit dropped his rod and made off
| into the woods with the warden behind
| him. After a chase of a mile he wGs
caught
Now, you young rascal" said the
! gamekeeper. have you permit"
Yes, sir" painted the boy, and pro-,
| 6uced it,
well. why on earth did you run
| away, them
ITO let the other boy get away, sir;
he didn't have permit
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Raymond Hitchcock, the distinctly
different comedian, WHO will resume his
tour in Richard Harding Davis delight.
full farce 1.-The GallCper." next season
tells the following story CT a coinci-
dence that occurred while he was play
ing with a comic opera company some
years ago. 1t seems that the prime
donna was slightly indisposed and SEN
a doctors certificate to the manager
Nof the company stating that she had {
cold. The next Gay the local pres!
gave a long account of her illness, AND
i'm the next column there was a tes
timoniai from he same lady stating
that ever since she had used Blank.
cold cure she had never been troubled
with a catarrh of any kind.
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: Jameson Lee Finney, who was so sue
cessful in the role of "Billy Woods" tn
absent-minded reporter in ''The Stolel
Story" will shortly take a short FISHING
| TRIP Through Maine with a party o
! friends, which will last about thre
weeks After that Mr.. Finney will re
turn to New York to begin rehearsal
preparatory to resuming the tour o
THE Stolen Story"
K
Elsa Szamosy, who has been engaged
| by Henry w. Savage as one of the pri
5 ma dome for his production of Puc
: cini's Madam Butterfly" is not only
vocalist of exceptional ability, but on
: of the most beautiful women on tn
} continental stage. Mile. Szamosy ha
been released from the royal opera a
Budapest to accept this engagement.
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l Adeline Dunlap, who originated tn
[ part of Bessie Tanner, the athletic gin
t in George AIDES comedy of college life
1.-THE College Widow, has been re-en
gagged by Henry w. Savage for thi
7 part in the eastern company next sea
= son. Miss Dunlap is spending the sum
: mer at Atlantic City.
Miss Dorothy Tenant, who will hav
: the part of Frances Cunningham, tn
heroine, in Henry w. Savage's produc
ton of Jesse Lynch Williams 9TH
Stolen Story" is spending her vacatio
e in the bluegrass region of Kentucky an
acquiring horsemanship during this pc
! riod.
AT the fremont, theater. Boston, Her
. ry w. Savage's. production of tn
= Bangs, Bryan & Klein musical novelt!
THE Man From Now" has entered int
: the second month of its engagemer
amid the plaudits of the multitudes ths
are nightly crowding this delightful
cool theater.
= At the termination of the summer ru
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