Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21
ADELAIDE.

II e. now n long while since the man
agor Of a theatrical company, ihcu TO-
hearing "The New Years Present In
tho town Of Ciyiialo, ncar udiuc, do
olarod that no siiiI doll should bc uscd
TO represent tho infant introduced into
the piece. but that real baby must bc
found az once.
"Hasnt somebody bahyy' he cried.
A good looking actor who was stand
ing NJ one side Of tho stage instantly
nudgod his vito with his elbow. She
laughed aud hlushcd.
"Niino IL only two months old, mon.
ficur," shc said. Out | can promise
You that she shall know her part, since
lean prompt her when It y time for her
20 cry"
"Tha. matter Il settled thcn,' the
manager remarked, with sigh NJ con.
tent; and the name Of another actress
was placed upon tho list, aud ~ par
cnts drew a tiny salary for i,s services
IN addition 10 their own. Afiorwurl
people said that tho baby really criol
and cooed in tho right places, and was
tNlNNulll u uulH N'll'NHt
There was after this no want of %
baby in the company with which So
parents wcro connected. and NJ tho age
Of five the little girl had u speaking part
Of her own.
Littlo signorina Adelaide crcatcd quito
n furorc Ia this part. She went 10 Non-
Ice. 10 Milan, aud to Rorno; and nj nn
ngc when most young actrcsscs are seek.
ing an opportunity to appear was well
established In her profession.
II was az the Royal theltcr Of Turin
that u Young noblcman. tho Count Gu
pranica Della Gr.lln. first saw her.
Tho part size played was one that
called forth all the power Of her genius
and demanded the costlicst AMI most
elegant costumes and tho most bril-.
liant display Of jewels, Her darl
beauty, wonderful oven Ia the simplest
dress, was enhanced by this magnih
conco, 80 that IL seemed actually super
human.
Tho young count leaned from his boa
with his eyes fixed upon hcg. His adj
miratigu VIVA no evident that the Who'll,
house remarked II.
The admiration Of noblcman for 0
beautiful actress was not uncommon. 4
generally onded In one way. Tho noble
man won tho lndy's smiles. urToundc,
her with luxury and for awhile adore,
her, Then thoy puurclod.
when the g1untH devotion hccam
manifest, u1 It did shortly, all tho worl,
expected this history TO bc repeated
They were disappointed. Tho Siguorin.
Adelaide had wise parents, and was
dignihcd ~ well a. beautiful girl
Tho counts love was tinc'arcd with r1
fpoct. Shortly he made au ollcr Of mar
rage to tho fair Adelaide and was aC
copied.
After this ho conddcd 10 his parent
the fact that ne was about 90 marry IA
best, the loyolicst oudthc greatest gcniu
among womcu-in fact. tho most In
comparable creature upon carth-an
asked thum 10 congratulate and bic,
him.
They did no such thing. Parents mr.
seldom to be calculated on In thi, pa,
ticulur, and the young counts were u
exception to The general rule. hstoa
of rejoicing, tho ladies VI tho fam
ily bcmoafed Themselves with Nh
energy only possible 10 Italians. m
father. instead Of blessing. uiiere
curses loud and deep. The daug or
poor nobody! IAN actrss,r
The son ot thcirancicnt family rhoul
not 40 cast himself away. Ilrmi.ht h.
troth himself AZ much ns he uIoa.,d. In
he ghoull never marry tine rirl.
no old count won't 10 M, slrporir
Ad laidc's father. but WAS treo'sl ,y.t
uttlo reverence. ilp commanded l,is sr
10 riyo up his mad idea. md s,t bof,.
him tho fact tint he yya. ub,pt +, di
grace his family. The .uu declared m,
Tho alliance Le wnsnbout no tnal., won
honor A.
Tho ola connt pr,vel bls sop T., g.,
member his moth,rs grirf. his dstrl
toms. Tho youpp copnt declared Al,
tbev wore noe 1, be ritl.d ein,, tn,
won't whom tbpy .bouli y.t.ic,
Finally tho INDIGNANT md t,rriG,
father had his Son seized uron and "a