Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01
A qHrAqRtcL EVENT.

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Mr.. John Drew fss lett Aueustin
DAILY and has launched forth his own
shin on theatrical sea. He commenced
his career In Milwaukee in a comedy
"a He'd "rhe MASKED Bal" French
niece adapted 10 tho American stage
by Mr.. clyde Fitch. Mt. Drew maze
his first app oarance on the stnge Ia
ls73in play entitled Cool "a a
Cucumber" His dttuts in Now
Yorh was made IN 1915 In "rhe Big
bonanza" aud his first Shakespcarean
experience was with Booth ia 1875,
when he played koscncrantz 10
0Hamlet." MIR. Drew has already
won name for himself a. an actor,
and hia future career Will be watched
with much interest
TA.RA.RA BooM.pr-AY.
The Now York public filed the
Standard Theatre 10 the root last
Monday night, aud subsequent even.
ings, 20 sec this renowned Lottie Col.
line dance ami hear her nonscnsical
einging. The gifted little woman, who
has set the Engliah people aiiame with
her performances, ie described ~ "A
youugllady with an extremely pleasant
lace aud fine Intelligent eye. She
las rather broad shoulders and
excoo dinghy narrow waist, and
her face, round which fiuate
an abundance OF golden hair, is always
sufiused with color. Much OF the
effect which she makes" fpys the
World critic, sis brought about ~ her
extraordinary gestures. Her arms
wblrl about ia the most eccen fic
a.. AL Il
a little 10 the obi effect Of her dance.
IL is not dance, by the way, hut
series VI swings, cOntOrtiun,, dips,
wh,rls and wrigglee. There are a
great many thousand concert hail
singers IN the world and one ia very
much like the other. they vary only
In degrees OF exec Icnce. Miss Collins
IN not 10 be chased with them. She IL
unique. Her manner VI informing che
verse; OF her song and her antics dur.
ing the do zee are altogether cXtraordi-
nary ap( dissimiinr TO those Of auy
other ,r,, ban who has ever appeared
In Ntst, yOrk.O
"uih'f large city,D says another
crltc lder ,labiled by human beings OF
ordin n. spommon sense and intslli.
gxnccbo ruld be- thrown into par
Jxyb ho enthusiasm over this IeI-
!ofn seems TO me one OF the
maj Dem the present age"
H. Ga scOSder has the following
! e 10, hpTobably jus, paragraphs.
,na III religitusly IN the belief
t.,an ~, was only Out woman on
ear" ..,5' could lead the proper Hpirit
10 'Ia.Ta.ra pm.do.ay," we waited
for the great Lottio. She came, and,
after proper time ~ Quarantine, hbe
saw. But, alas, she diu not conquer"
"Certulnly, New Workers. need ap-
prehend no danger OF C0nilagratiOn
on either the East or Hudson rivers,
from anything that Miss Collina IL do
lug at present. Her audiences have
been numerous, for curiosity 20 wit
meas this much-beralded young woman
has been at fever height. IL would
have been good thing for Lottie had
DR.. Jenkins returned her IN dear OLD
London. Then we might never have
known how very ordinary she really
ia."
IIERRsiAEE's JOKE.
The great magician Hermann con.
ceived the idea Of putting into his al
vertisement the Other day greeting
a. the Jews who were celebrating their
new years day, printed IN Hebrew
characters. Thee, 10 many, strange
looking signs, gave some people sn I'm
preston that the magician advertised
new mysterious trick, q circumstances
which csused no small annoyance ut
the box office that night.
During the evening number OF
individuals came down when the per
formanco was about half over to en-
uuire N Hermann was going 10 do
that new trick tonight, as they did not
zee II on the programme. 70 Manager
Blooms inquiry o. 10 what trick they
meant, the reply was, "Ob, that Chi
no5o tTici, he advertised Ia this morn
iug's papers" when told that II was
not an advertisement oil a new feat IA
magic, several Of tht -. demanded the
return Of their money, claiming they
had been induced 10 come 10 the thea.
trs with tho idea Of seeing the great
Chinese trick which Hermann 10 aid
% have had In preparation for some
time.