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

NEW YORK, July /, 1893.
Dram . TO Edtor NEWS:
one by one tho theatcrs have wilied
away before the blazing summef's sun,
until fourteen houses have closed thelt
doors. Tonight the Garden, where
Robin Hood IL running, the Casino,
where Dlxey has ~ long hell forth,
and Palmef'a, where Rlcc's 1902 has
teen doing good business, join the
procession. The Mauison square,
where the Trip TO Chinatown (which
by the way Salt Lake classed as the
least VI HIyps pro uciiousl has passed
its 65Oth ptffirmaucr, and the Man
haitian Opera House, where the Tails.
man has enjoyed n brief but successful
run, have both sent out their warn
inRs, and ina fow nights more New
Yofk Will depend for lie summer inca
trical amusements on three house,
alone, the American, where toe
Prodignl Daughter, the great racing
play, IL the sensation Of the hour, Tony
pastof,s, and the Br0adwsy, where
gigantic De W0OR Hopper IA
drawing immense houses ny the
double attraction u Paujandruu
anu MS NNllA NlhiAAAh's aNiFs
Homer No. Il Miss EInn Wallace,
OF Fr0hmau's forces. Perhaps you
know her. Mrs. Hopper No . secured
n divorce only last week.
Isuppote you have heard Of Cowles
giving up his position with the
Boslonians. ispiace viii be fllled by
Mt. Sykes, a bassO who was with the
Fencing Master lat year. There ~ a
Tumor that Bartlett Davis will retire
too, and II seems 10 be- very probable.
IL IL well established mat tonight
closes the connection VI the sprightly
Camille D'.Arvillc with the Bostonians.
1t IL understood that she Ia negotiating
with Manager J. NJ. Hin aud win the
Atsnsons, being anxious to remain In
New York nll the year around. The
ATonsOns are considering her iavOtahly
for part la their proposed production
Of IN Rainmakerof Syria.
Without doubt, the disappointing A..
tendance Of out Of town vlsitOrs has
had Hs much Ia do with the Wholesale
closing movement Ms tho weather.
The throngs OF Europeans who were
expected here this summer on route 10
the Worlds Fair have thus
far failed 10 mateflaIiEr, anu
managers who hal prepared Tor
summer runs are feeling very blue In
consequence. but It ~ expected that
the rush Will sci In when people from
the have got through visiting the
Fair; II IL thought the majority OF them
will not return nome without vititing
New York, ana 10 eaton this Transient
trade many OF the theatets will reopen
unusually early. A list of tho open.
ings tot the fall Ia IN iollowt:
Aug. 1-Lyccun o. II. sothcFn
Aus - Iancrh s..s i.......s ssssssssssslitl
AuE. i3-Manhattan Opera House .,s...,s...
ssssss.sss sissssssssssssssssssss. ] ne lallHmhn
Aux ~ n.........sss.ss... .sslaufry liall
aug rlFan's....,...pau.a 1uluhilous
AuH' 4l-Niblo'as lrp 20 Mars
aug A-AcAdcmN zee. sists,ss...s I hr hlnck ifuuk
Aug 2l-Jacohs Rambler from Glare
AuF' sf-sthhlafd sss.ss fanny
Aux 2, Fourteenth stert.,..blrn d. Tough
hopt t-hafuo ...sssssss..,.l The uihrf Man
sept l-hlou .ssssi,sss.,s.ssssi New iitl Directory
ttpl -ncN iAfAsssssssssssssss sss. sssssN hfltiy
sept A-union square ...,..,...s....s..........,
.....,.,...... ..,...,, Coniinuuus performance
sept t-New 1crmAnia,.........,1t rmnn drama
sept t-fitth Ayenue..,........N. ~ huudNin
ntpI ll--tar.s ,a....s.s.ss.sN ufic ana James
.s.... '.,,..,.,.. .,'..........A Temperance Town
stpI -Ambcf B'..'..,' urrtnlu drama
Oct .s-haly 'h.s',s.......,ss...hol smith Russell