Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24

TO prolong his season, aud will prob.
ably play Rip Van Wrinkle an addition
nj twelve weeks.
Madame Dlaz. wife Of The President
NJ Mexico, will eeDd 60 IN. Chicagn
Fair. at har own expense, n womsD'e
hand Of fofty-tive musicians. The
most expert artists of that srx TO he
found in Mexico will DO cngagcd.--
Mirror.
Imagine n large and thriving place
Ike salt Lake City being without q
theatrical attraction for n whole week,
from November 30th 10 December 4th.
Has the City OF the 5sints gone hack
on the drania?--SaH francisco Mus-o
and Drama.
1t IL not generally known that the
friendship long ex.sting between
Edwin Milton Royle, the author OF
Friends, aud Luclus Henderson, who
plays the part VI the actor pianist In
the play, forms the basis OF br. Royle's
successful work.
John Drew'a SUE ressful engagement
at tho Standard theater has boen sun
further extended. The popular young
star will continue to be seen there In the
Masked Ball until January II. Minnie
Seiipman Cutting will follow IN My
Official Wife.
Glen Miller, Salt Lake correspond
Ont ~ the San Francisco Music ana
Drama, and Its brightest out-oi-town
writer, has n pleasant paragraph In
last weeks issue regarding the DRAM
alto and lyric department OF THE
NEWS.
Fanny Davenport, who has just
closed n season mt the Harlem opera
house, goes thence 10 Albany, Syra.
| cuse, Rochester and Buffalo, and
thence Journeys west and south, being
in New orleans during carnival week.
She will not visit the Pacific coast this
season, but will 20 rs far northwest M
st. Paul anu Minneapolis.
Camille has been chosen for the
opening performance Of tho Italian
| tragedienne Eleonora Duse, at the
Fifth Avenue thcater January 90. She
will give only sixteen performances
there, and not more than four week,
but whether one Of the four will DO n
matinee Ia not yet decided. The NJ.
rangcment II ono which local managers
look upon with some duOiousness.
Manager A. NJ. Palmer has tor 4 u ed
| tho use OF hts theater to Baron 4. DE
Grimm and Mr.. Rufus Il. Wilson for
the purpose OF n benefit TO the widow
of Charles l.. Harris, tho comedian.
Mcssrs. Nat Goodwin, Maurice Barry
more. Paul Arthur, Steele Machaye
add Msphall T.. Wilder have tenderod
their services. Tho benefit Will be
given Ia about three woelle.
Frederic de Bellevillc, tho well
known actor, was engaged yesterday
by the Coghlans TO play the part OF
Count Orloff In Diplomacy. He takes
tho place OF Frederic Robinson, who
played the part during the run Of the
piece mt the Star theater. Mr.. Robinson
was "loanod" for tho time by Manager
| A. NJ. Palmer, 10 whom hs IL under
engagement and by whom he " now
recalled. Hence the engagement Of Mr..
DE Believilie. -AeU York Herald.
For some weeks past hiss Maude
| Adams hns been rs much talked about
~ any actress who keeps out OF the
divorce courts conld expect TO be. She
10 talked about because OF her delight
fully humorous aud artistic acting
In A NAKED Ball. Every play-goer
knows that abe enacts tho leading role
In that play, and that rs Mr. John
Drew's wife she Stimulates inebrioty
humorously, artisticaliy, anu withaI
no deIica,ely and with 40 much refine
ment that no ono feels the tlightei
sense OF ropugnance or annoyance.
We have very few funny women On
the stage, and such as We have arc MT
always free from vuigRrity. Mis-
Adams Ia ono OF those who nre not
only funny, but thoroughly refined
ana graeelui-0re whom 1t IL always n
pleasure to see.-Sport, Music and
Drama.