Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04

Quo NJ the cleverest bits " chatee'
tetizlliOu In the knickcfbOCEofs "
faid to be the governors trumpeteTi
Antony Won Corlcar, imporsonated by
Mr.. Eugene Cowles.
Jessie Bartlett Davis, the charming
contfaito of the BOstonlnns, appears In
The Knickerhockcra fifst rs domure
Puritan damsel, and next 90 an Eng
llsh officer.
Minnie Ellsworth, once Of Salt Lake,
was member OF the company which
supported Peter Jackson recently IN
5An Francisco Ia his performances Of
Uncle Toms Cabin.
That unotuous comedian, George
Rockingham, ls the burgOmesier IN
the knickerbcckefg. He IL a malcon.
tent aud opposes the governor on gem
oral principles.
The tenor tolo In Tho Knicltor.
bockefs Ia that Of Henry Schpmorhorn,
sou Of the tufgomRsier OF New Am-
aierdan, and oilers Edwin W. HOu
admirable lyric opportunities.
At the cloto Of the run Of Americans
Abroad at tho Lyoeum In Apfil-that
play, by the way, reached Ito une-
hundrodth performance last Night
Georgia Cuyvau will take n foT,nighps
holiday until tho reappearance Of the
Lyccuni stock company IN Chicago on
April l7.--MrfOr.
The Northwestern Railroad com.
unny hRs paid Divide Musin 5000 for
an injury sustained by him In a recen.
accident near Dcs Moines. Every
member Of Musin's company received
something from the railroad In settle
mOnt Of Injuries.
The daughter Of tho Dutch governor
In The knickrTbockers Bumcd Katrina
l., ia ,he orson Of Camille D'Arvlllc,
u decidedly Freuchy person 80 lar AZ
spin, nni action e. Even " II were
desitnblr, " would be impossible Tor
Miss D'Aryille TO simulate Dutch
sIolldily.
James Madison Barlow, who died
recently In Salt Lake CITY, was n
member Of the first dramatic orgaulza.
ton which appeared In the territory In
1870. One-hnlf OF his company died nj
cholera In croislng tho plains. ~ Chi.
cage Erohon1o.
The II ONE Dramatic club Ind come
thoughts u rsylv!ng Diplomacy not
long since, but could not secure tho
nccen nry permission from Coghlnn, ~
she, her brother Chnrlep,nni Do Belize
vile intend producing II here them
selves.
Eugene A. Mcdowell died In m
apoplec,ic fit I'm tho Mlddleiown hos.
pitgi On February iilh. He had
suffered for year from paresip, and
since last October had been confined
In that institution. The deceased had
long anu variol experience as A.
actor aud manager, ana was well
known throughout the country.
The suit OF Emma Juch against
Jeanette NJ. Thufb.r b recover more
than $4,000 IN SALARY for services rom
degei ~ prima donna OF the late
American Opera company, was cou.
clndei on February 23ri Ia the
supreme court. The jury, after do.
liberating over six hours, reported thnt
II was unable TO agfes aud was dis.
charged. 1t IN said that the Jurors
Stood six TO six.
In tho Kulokerhockors Mr.. Barnaho O
has tho role OF William tho Tesly,
governor OF New Amsterdam, an OIL
clal whose chief occupation is issuiDg
more or less idiCtlc proclnmntions anu
worrying over the possible opinions OF
his descendants. lt ~ u role which
oncrs excellent opportunity for the dis
piny Of Mr.. Barnsbec's humoroua
quality.
Thomas new play OF Surrender Il
| provoking considerable comment.
fVRta t.Dtss trur a ruVtu aoafvta N nm a a .
| o play only fairly good. MI. Thomas
needs hgo and mellowness. His faults
nre. weon, tho faults OF every youth
| ful writer-incx experience In stagecrat,
nnd too great haste "to get through y
| his work. At timcs | think that no
play can be written under n year m M
that will olive and do hu8ine6s" ioT
many winters.-ETchaHgo.
There appears TO be some trouble
betscon Mir. DAILY aud Alr. Boucher,
tho gentleman who was imported 10
take the place ot Mr.. John Dew in
Daly's constellation. Whatever tho
trouble ~ II has not yet come to head,
hut Mr.. Boucher a. no longer In the
bill, and II looks very much as II II
were Mr.. Daly's intention not to al.
low him In the hill again this season.
| WAethbF kno ODJSGblOn " MtlHtlc OF
personal on the part Of MIR. Daily VT
know not, but it 70 very plain that ju.i
now Mr.. Boucher remains In vury
equlvocal anu unhappy position.-
Journal.
The death Of Henry q. DO Mile is O
serious loS8 o. the American drama, fDi
CUR list or competent pinywrights 4
extremely small. Mr.. De Mile pos
sessed no genius, ut he was u ploudinri
pair.,GSiur wTl,e., whose work had b
good deal OF the literary quality, and
was ontitlod always to respectful con
sidoration. He was erudi,e, Indus
trloue aud weli.balanced. Although his
plnys never ross above the plane OF con
ventionai excellence, they were mover
trashy nor whimsical Mr.. De MiN'
was thou htiul, earnest ana gitOd,wi I
moro Judgment than j, ulual anon
men OF vocation. Ma life was o
mod u intesrity,-MToT,
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