Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24


is to get the different psr,a Of our
chorus more united ~ one voice, IN
pr0nouncing words correctly anu
clearly anu Iva producing that ma.
jestio tone (esrecially with the male
v0ices) that Stephens has worked 80
hard To accomplish.
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Mark Murphy, Tue star Of O'Dowd's
Neighbora, the play which VIII oe
seen here Monday and Tuesday u one
OF the most successful eNpouente ui
Irish fun. lie will be remembered as
one OF the Old comedy iirm Of Murray
" Murphy, and also IN the comedy
role Of the Sheriff in Hallen y Harris
Later On, Ia the role OF Dionisious
Gu ar O'D1wd, he he said 10 hnd
liart peculiarly adapted to his talenla.
sam J. Ryan Will be seen In the opp.
site role to MI. Murphy ana report
says he nils tue part very cTodiiably'
Niles jennie Murphy whose pretty
face and charming voice nave long
Uaptivated New YORK audiences, ~ also
with the company. Tho singing and
dancing introduced during the play Is
entirely new, compiling tue very
latest hiis made at the New York tht-
alters. The managers claim II a.
sn acluai fact that there ie not
what Is known In slang parlanoe
- "a chestnut In the performance.
Fun comes fact anu furious from the
time the curtain Rises.
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The following tfOm the Rcoordor
sounds almost Incredible; About n
mouth agoA mbf0se BiefcH published a
curious story about Richard Haiding
Davis in his columns In the San Fran.
cisco Examiner. 10 il extremely
apf1poa Ut Mf Booth aud shows the
abe lack Of tact and dolicacy ~
Gu young man from Philadelphia. 10
q pears that Davis had been cater
tanned at the Pinyer' club at the time
when Mr.. Booth was pressent, aud
Ia that capacity received tor the CLUB
"a slight token Of Mr.. Davis's esteem.
Now what do you think hU gave Mt.
Roth, this callow young author,
whose English Ia NJ baI As his man
nen2 Why, program Of tho play
which Mt. Lincoln attended ON that
fatal Cool FtiJuy night IN Washing.
ton. Asa specimen VI idlOcy or bad
breedlng-or both-I never heard this
equaled. Every child In the land
knew OF Mr. Booths sensitiveness on
the subject.
The most elaborate aud striking re-
views VI Booth we have seen are the
admirably illustrated history Of his
life ia the Mirror, and the SiuJy by
Nym Criukie In the World. The
Mirror article specially will be filed NJ
u reference by everyone Interested IN
the history OF tho stage.
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Eugene Cowlcs, thu bassj OF the
B0stoniaus, has rendered HIS tesigna.
ton ffOm that organization to Barna.
bee, Karl ana NJ Donald. IL has
been accepted. Mr.. COwlea will leave
tbs company vt the end OF ite engage.
mont nj the Garden lhcater.
Mr.. Cowlrs has been a member OF
the B8stonlanR for five year,. He
was formerly employed In n bank.
Ono day he got u telegram that read;
"Will you iOin tile Boston Ideals on
Monday to sing leading baes r0les."
Within q week be wa full-iledged
member Of the theatrical profession.
Mt. Cowles made great success In
Robin Hood. His voice 10 very deep,
strong AMI resonant. MIR. Cow les has
been advised frequently TO 20 upon the
grand opera stage. In August no Will
sail for Europe. He will study under
tho best Italian teachers Of singers.
lie expects TO sing Ia concert Ia Lon-
dun this summer. It " likely he Will
follow out the advice 10 sing In grand
opera. Mr.. COwleH'a departure from
the BostOnians IL amicable.-M Mirror.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Corbet lett 100000 to Invest in
Stockton real estate.
Isabol l1vesson has been engaged
Tor the Coghlans' company.
Mrs. Laugtry IL said to have won
$4,000 on her horse, Nobleman, ru'
Gently.
Bobby Gsylor In Sport McA Ulster
IL the next attraction after O'Dowd's
Nelghb0rs.
There is report In circulation that
Miuua Gale Haynei will return 10 tho
ioollights next season.
A performance Of Hamlet was re-.
Gently given Ia PIttsbuTg thu cast Of
which was entirely COMPOSED Of
women.
10 10 reported-but not pr1bable-that
Mary Anderson Navarro will play In
lrving's theater during his tour Of
this oountry.-hJrOr.
This we'll known romantic actor, Mr..
Robert Mantell, Will play nm engage
men. al tho lheater next month In
some Of his successful plays.
The Mirror suggests that the actors
and actresses OF a merica start fund
Tor the erection VI . statue OF Edwin
Booth Ia Central Park.
Thomas W. X GENE has decided TO
make an elaborate revival OF Macbeth
one ofthe features OF his next starring
season. lie expects to spend several
thousand dollars tor new scenery, COS.
tunes anu accessories.
Ia Augustus Thomas's comedy, In
Missouri. which he wrote Tor Nat g..
Goodwin, that clever character actor
viii Oe seen as a sheriff u the south.
west, VINO, despite his size, has plenty
Of nerve. In Missouri will DO heard
for the tirst time ut the Fifth
Avenue Fheater on Aug 2s.
Manager Daniel Frohman says that
Misc Virginia Harnod's retirement