The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-03
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paid in Full" viii begin five nights
engagement at the Salt Lake theatre To-
night
Meyers. who are appearing this week at
the OTpheum theatre in musical COM
edv sketch when Dreams Come True,
is uroving 10 be q favorite with the au-
diehces. Elizabeth Murray in Irish and
negro character songs is also the reclpl-
ent Of much applause
An American theatrical manager has
offered a reward of $50 for the best waltz
written by an American composer. IN
doing so he desired to find musical
number that viii rival the famous "Mer-
~ Widow waltz. II is a very laudabie
idea but. to any composer who writes
composition that will rival the Merry
Widow waltz. 800 will look like tin
dime. for the royalties from sucn num-
Der would come pretty near starting ma
tional bank. Herr Franz Lehar, who
wrote the Merry Widow waltz two
years ago. is now said to be millionaire.
Lake theatre for one week. commencing
Monday Aus. .. with Wedn esday aud
+ Saturday matiness.
Reporting that they we're ready to go on
within an hour if necessary. Alfred @.
/ Swensou. leading man of THE Wolf
/ company, Blanche Kendall leading wo-
4 man last season with the "Eben Holden
J company. ana former MEMBER OF ll6
/ Charles 3. H60fOrd company, and Fred
/ evick Moore, for ten years leading actor
I Of the west reported for rehearsal at the
/ Colonial vesseTlaE Tor ''COriantOn. The
I three have had their parts for several
/ weeks and were SO perfect IN the reading
Of their lines that the stage manager was
/ willing TO admit that the play could be
put on tonight if necessary. The other
! members Of the cast have been rehears-
/ ing their parts for nearly two weeks.
/ SWenson. who was q member OF the orig
! inal cast. and who was the understuoy
I for Joseph HoWarth. the creator Of the
iTort Of COri1ntOn. is enthusiastic over
{ the revival Of the play. Il have come
/ from New York 10 play the title role in
/ "Corianton' because believe IL to be
one Of the greatest parts ever written
/ This was the opinion OF Mr. HCwarth
I when ne played the Tart. 7 believe that
the forthcoming production viii be me
equal Of the, orisingl production, myself
excepted and ] promise that 7 viii do nay
best TO make more than good in the
part
Willard Mack and Blanche Douglas and
associate players continue to demonstrate
their extreme popularity with tins theatre
gOers Of Salt Lake fo~ the Grand Is
crowded at each performance. AT the
Old Cross Roads is one Of The best bills
thus lar presented.
AT Valley Forge. romantic drama
Of colonial days. viii be given at the
Bungalow theatre all g 4 r. week, open
ing Sunday evening. An excellent COM
! pany, headed by Miss Anna Cleveland
, who won many admirers By her work here
with a stock comnany last season. WI
present the PLAY. Miss Cleveland arrived
; in the city from New York yesterday, and
preparations are being made for the pro
{ duction. The play "a by William 7. Rob
erts and deals with the love story OF
Virginia Preston. one Of the best knowr
Of the heToires OF the Revolutionary war
and CAPTAIN MILFORD Fairfax a VOune
officer in the Continental army. As Viz
ginis Mss Cleveland viii have role foi
7 which her beauty and talents admirably
i fit her