The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

the properties of "Old Heidelberg"
Mr.. Williams attends personally to the
1ehearsals and all details OF the pro-
ductiOn Building the clock was bit
of recreation for an idle moment
which illustrates that he is able 70
turn his hand TO almost any kind OF
work.
"Old Heidelberg" promises to be one
of the most attractive Of the Garrick
offerings. 1t is a beautiful play, and
its production will be enhanced by
the singing Of the Fred Graham male
quartet. composed Of T. 5. Ashworth,
]. Willard Squires, Victor Christopher
son and Mr.. Graham. Their singing
Of the beautiful song, "Old Heidel-
berg" will be a marked feature Of the
presentation.
Miss Wheatley Here.
Miss Jane Wheatley, the new lead
ing woman of the Garrick, arrived IN
the city Tuesday, and at once began
rehearSals for the play in which she
will appear for the first time tonight
She is a young woman OF great per
sOnal charm and beauty, and she
strongly resembles Blanche Walsh,
though younger and more slender
That the two actresses OF such strlk-
ing resemblance appear at leading the
aires in the city this week is curious
coincidence. Miss Wheatley has had
extensive experience, and has been
playing leading roles entirely the past
six years. She has been with sueh
cOmpanies as the George FaWeett
stock company at Atlanta, Ca. the Al
bee stock company OF Providence, K.
l.. William ]. Kelly stock at the York
vile theatre, New York City; the Bald
win Melville stock of Birmingham,
Ala, and Pauline II. Boyle stock OF
Ruffalo. y. Y Miss Wheatley headed
the Relasco-de Mile company going
out Of New York. playing an extended
engagement in South America. She
was leading woman at the suburban
Gardens, St Louis, the past summer.
and a few seasons ago played The Girl
of the Golden West" under the man
agement Of David Belasco.
The following item from current
theatrical publication concerns Bayard
WELLER. a former employe OF the salt
Lake Herald, who worked on that
paper about eight years ago. He was
considered a capable writer at the
time. and he has since made good else
New York. oct. 2O.-One hundred
dollars for three words. Liebler &
co. will pay 500 TO the first person to
suggest the accepted title for a new
DlaV as vet unnamed. Particulars of
Iiebler & Co. West Thirty eighth
street, New York.
The foregoing advertisement ap-
peared in the newspapers a few days
ago, and referred 70 a play tentatively
called William" The manuscript OF
this play, minus the authors name,
was submitted by a broker 10 Liebler
sar al
ceptable TO George c. Tyler, the man
aging director OF the firm. Mr.. Tyler
notified the broker and learned the
author was Bayard WELLER. The man
ager sent for the author and told him
he liked everything about the play but
the title.
Both From salt Lake.
Miss June Mathis the Salt Lake ac-
tress. is TO appear in The Fascinating
Widow" the latest musical comedy
from the pen of Otto Hauerbach, the
Salt Lake playwright. When the two
met at rehearsal in New York recent
". and learned that each was from the
western city. their delight was mutual,
and each had much TO tell the other of
the latest home news and incidents
Mr.. Haueft zach is author OF several OF
the leading successes Of the season, in
Guiding Madame Sherry" and ''The
Three Twins" that viii appear at the
Salt Lake theatre soon
At the Shubert a good week result
ed from the production OF The Flirt-
ing Duchess" with Maude Beatty,
Henry .Auerbach and Carleton Chase in
the leading roles. Max Florence, own
er of the Shubert. and Of a chain Of
moyine. picture houses, sold the Luna
ana Iq3g kl7salTeS hlJSOg tNe JoAsI y EEK,
which leaves only the Shubert and