Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08

famous Bouoniaus were slowly but
/ surely going TO pieces.
The Nfvor s aritaiiuG the question
! " statute q Edwiu Booth 70 be
/ erected IN Central PARK.
Noi Burgess h.s qui. the business
] anu gone into pCfmtnetl retirement
/ Hu is said 10 be very wealthy.
The famous Nov York CaIHr IL IN
/ the bankrupt courts and what ila Tut
are is no man kn1weth.
The Sew York Mirror notes the
presence in that city 1i Manager bur
! too anu hts hIiIo. They are now In
/ CHic,po en route home.
Emma aud Henrietta V1iors will bo
mcmbcrs ~ Thomas W. keeuu's COM
pauy. "llImoJ aud juliet" VIII De
added 10 h.s TUIeit ryi aud ia " he
will be- seen a. Mcrcuii9.
John Drew aud his company h91do1
/ hy Nnudo A Iuus will resume ihcif
tou, August l5lh, picsunung tut
Masked Ball, aud appearing at fnl'
muf'- thehter early ia FUhfuufy In y
new play. Mr.. Drew, who b. row Ia
Europe, sails TOR America July 2D.n.
The plays Whose runs nearest ap
proach that NJ a Trip 90 Chinatown
are Adouls, 500 Performances; Hazel
Kirkc, $50; HumpIy Dumpiy, 80; The
Black Crook, 40, ami Efmiuie,8iZ. In
England all records are disiaucru ~
Our Boys, which hal run nt the
Vaudeville Of 1852 performances.
The good fairy has pushed the clouds
away from the Chicago Theatres. HIN
OUT VI seven h.usrs turuCd people
away an last week. Tue Immense
] Auditorium, with IT, seating caIaciiy
OF 1000, was not large enough 10 me-.
c0mmulatp tue thr Iuga who wished
90 see "America," MI Auboy'a spec
I iuuuiaT.
When Charles Hoyt becomes tired
/ Of writing plays he can get un euor-
nous salary as u pres agent. he pei
] suud,s an entire legislature 10 adjourn
anu sotO his play, gets temperance
/ iuctufeis 20 endorse hiH latest work.
and now he has succeeded Ia getting
o temperance union t. advertise "a
Temperance Town" by passing rts5lu'
iIous about the play.
The foreign contingent at present.
I appearing IN London, Gays tho World,
II not meeting with unqualified -uc.
GEES. This dispatches stats that
DuHe's audiences have fallen or IN
size and that the COmeoiu Funoaise
company In by no means taxing The
capacity Of Drury Lane. DIso's Nora
Ia a D1lps House, with the exception
VI few touches, was not cared iJr.
Mfr. Ffohnan will have seventeen
companies on the road next season.
The Ilst will incluic The Lost Para.
dice, Lady Windermerg'r Fan, Jane,
! with Jennie Yrnmaus Inc the lite role,
| lhe Sportsman, Mr WlkinsJns
| NidOwp, and Men aud Women. A
/ stock season will nisO be played la
| Boston at the Columbia anu another
at the schilier thcatcr In Chicago.
Among the nrsi productions In Boston
will be- Oscar Widu'H new play now
running az The Haymafket tneatrr,
L1uJon-A Woman VI No lmpOr-
lance.
what, again2 Why, only yesterday
I disposed NJ the Marie Wainwright
ease, and now she hobs W sUrguely
once more. This time che shows her
hnud, AMI u IL not a matrimonial one,
tell you. She viii return 10 the stage
next fall, aud her manager, julius
Mlgnus, IL already taking lime by tie
t1.UlOCk. She will star. out sept. 3,
anu ! shTewdly suspect that II wa NOT
the hckloness 81 Millionaire SuhuitIe
which sends Marie back on the stage.
The whole matter smells OF au hdvtt-
iistmont pure and simplu.-ACcordcr.
Henry Miller and Viola Allen will
head Fr1hman's stock company next
.ens0n. William Morris anu sydney
Armstrong who are playing the leads
At present. in this Organization, will
continue next year Ia The Girl Lett
Behind Me. Both Mt. Millefn anu Mhs
Allen viii appear IN tho prtli mary
plays and Agnes Miller, May Robson
ami Cyril Scott VI the stock company
will also appear before thu regular
season. a number Of new people have
been added % the stock company.
They Rrs W. j. Ferguson, Ellie Wi.
ton, Hubeit standing, W. II. CrOmp.
ton anI Hairy Woodruff, who will
appear In Mt. Fr1hmAl's other pro.
ductans before they are required 10
the Empire stock. Two companies
will be- sent from the Empire thualtr
uCNt season 70 present Toe Girl / Left
Behind Me, which viii be- also given
under MIR. FrOhmnu'a management
abroad.
Talk about theatrical elperstiti5ns
obtaining yet, | saw most glatlug
instance the other ruing Ia the
lobby oi the Empire theatre. A man
was on n ladder repairing something
or other, Rud 20 reach thn elevator for
the Cilllea upstairs you had ,ither TO
yak under Tie ladder or rllmb over II.
/ Would you believe me TINT as long us
/ | stood there not one member OF the
/ theatrical profession had the courage
10 20 under the ladder Had luck aud
! all tnat sort Of rot, you know would ne
sure TO follow. Charles Frohmau. who
came In first, solved the problem
| quietly by placing that round, bal.-
/ like body OF his On tho ladder aud rYl|-
Ing over u. Then appu8tei julius
Calm, who contemplated tho uiteful
impeachment and then calmly walked
upstairs. Harry Redwood used his
| long legs 10 advantage and cumbered
over. Then followed long list OF PEG.
| pie 1 knew, Including Henry Miller
aud Mludu Adams, uut, you may be-
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