Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

Brown, Blanche Walent MAFN hAhp
ton aud Helen Tracy. Barrymore WIN
play his role for the fifst time ON
Thursday night In Ogden. He has
lust been brought iuto the cast TO re-
place Wilton Lackaye, IN whose bon
net the starring bee Is said to be buk.
giIg. His host Oi friends here VIII
sympathize with him In the befcave'
ment which ho has just sustained IN
the loss OF his wife, the talented
George Drew Barrymore. lie had
expected 10 meet her In California on
the present trip; but when The news Of
her death reached him he came on 10
Trinidad, Col, whore he met the b0uy
and accompanied II 10 Pnllaielphla
where the funeral has Just been held.
Immediately after the obsequies Ito
took tho train 10 Join the Arisioctacy
company on its western tour Tht
talented Bond is well rcmem-
bered from his appearance with
Daily. stately Blanche Walsh
was entertained nero nj the
lime she made 10 many friends with
Marie Wainwright, aud she, too viii
need no fe.introduction.
The name of Neil Warner will
arouse host Of memories IN the minds
Of old lime theater goora. A new gen.
GRAFTON has come up since be electrified
Salt Lakors with his dellueauo1 %
5ir Giles Ovetreacn, and spent 20
pleasant and profitable season here
supported By the old famous stock
company Of the sixties nni early
seventies. lie belonged distinctly To
the oil school, tut he WIS most vivid
and realistic actor. lt was the lament
Ell JOhu Kelly, We believe, who was
once playing with Warner Ia scene
where the actor IL suppJ.ed to burst a
blood vessel, aud who was 20 startled
ny seeing red foam issue from his lips,
That he forgot his lines and ran OF the
Stage for glass Oi water. Warner
mad trick Of conveying o0lOred SOAP
suIs o. his lips Ia this scene, aud tue
effect was ghastly aud realistic Ia tue
rXtrome. lie must b. "a very OIL mnu
now, but " ne retatnB "a 1.-THE Oi bis
former strength, u will be- more than a
pleasure 10 witness his acting.
-
a second witnessing Of Africa by
George Thatcher aud his company
Iuepuns the impression received ON the
hrst night anI confirms this assurance
tnat " VII he made "a great big popular
70. The audience last evening, though
light f0r such an attraction, was almost
AZ large ~ on the opening night. A.
yet Thatcher has no work IN Africa 20
render, with the one exception VI his
song OF Marguerite, which compare
with the Old miustrel efforts Of ten
years ago. His Fart seeds building ~.
II mi gut be done ut tue expense Of Oiis
Harlan, ~ a. seem. 10 have faiuer %
a supeuau undaucb Of the center OF the
stage. lie n without doub. clever, tut
the entire sang .JrOid Wi,1 which he
pvIa.st1 ~ slt .iug he very hey "a the
.ight Que, renders u no IDLE int a
shaving dOwu Of his pat, wouii be ir's
missed than any other Dfcvation
mat could 40 suggested. Chorus aud
orchestra are admirable. AiGlca closes
its enlargement tonight.
STAGE AsD MUSIC MOTIFS.
Slsnor Del Puonlo has become a
reuilent VI Philadelpnia.
James 4. Powers, the comedian, has
Invented u IRE escape.
Nat Goo Twin will have neF play
~ Henry Guy Carleton.
Mrs. Patey aud Amy 5herwin have
been singing with Patu In London.
John Russell aud his wife, Amelia
Glover nave returned from Europe.
romaso Salylni will come to Amer.
lea IN August 10 visit the Worlds
Fair.
rhackeray's Henry Esmond, drama.
tized by tne late W. q. WIlls, has be, n
privately acted in London.
Robin Hood had run Of 1901 nights
before II WIS wttndrawn. Ii Il the
most successiul OF American operas.
The Lyceum oompany's ftst week
Ia san FfnuCiHcI with America uH
AbroaJ, drew $4,000. They will b
mere early IN August.
Frank Merrill has written another
competition, tnls time n nlaZuTka Tor
the piano called Blossoms. IL ~ very
pretty and tuneiui anu indicates tUe
deoiled talent possessed by tho con-
poeer.
The Boston great organ, that COS
100000, lie. packed In n wooden shanty
In tue corner OF cemetery, anu
Music Hail itself, that fevrTbefato
with IT. thundere, will probably be
torn down ~ make room tor an elu-
waited railroad. Boston Ia now agi.
lated over thv placing Of a bigger anu
better hail.
At the conclusion OF his present
engagement with the Lillian Russell
company, Louis Harrison will cease
travelling In either opera or comedy.
lie viii next season be receiving roy.
alties from three operas In when he IL
associated as author - The Isle Ol
Champagne, Nenus,and Princess NioO.
tine.
Sir Arthur Sullivan has gone 10 the
country, where no will proceed with
the new opera which IN Intended for
production In the autumn at the SA.
yoy, London. Mr.. Giibert's libretlo
is practically complete, aud the music
will be ready in a couple Of months,
although the opera Will probably not
"a.