Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
Dramatic a0d GgrIo.
Tho Bosonans SuccessSohern The Maglstrae-Contuson
Miss Dryers MISUNDERSTANDING Buses Originality
-Latest Theatrical Notes.

her thrilling high notes made her thlhk
her permission was necessary lof the
BOstonians 10 80 singing, and one me
day whom che asked Tor larger slice
OF the earth than usual, she was given
leave Of absence extending inuehn-
itely into the future. The BOstonlans
went merrily on climbing the ladder Of
success, aud the probabllitioe are that
they pay D'Arville double what Cor.
den domanded-while she hefteH
dropped completely out Of sight We
sec that tue whirllgig OF time has
brought her Into view again, and we
arc glad OF 1t. Talents like hers are
too brightto he hidden, aud the proba-
blllties are that che Is wiser now
than In the old days. She ~
supporting Heber Beriram In Dun's
production OF tho Basoche ut tho
CasinO-whlch by this way was
ghaBily failure. Speaking OF Miss
Corden's part in the production, the
Rccordsr haye: "Ihe one ray OF sun
light which cropt Into this cimmeflnn
gloom was the appearance OF Mis-
Julietto COrden, who, had she not
strained her voice by attempting n
piece Ut music away above her vocal
equipment, would have made n distinct
aud unimpeaohnble triumph. What
Misc Cordcn was thinking about
when she attempted TO sing this music
no one can Imagine. a street car
driver who could not tell the difference
between cOrnot and flute could
have told her that perseverance, In the
attempt meant vocal destruction.
However, Notwithstanding this con-
trctemps, Miss Gordon may be said TO
L.. IlaN Ia Nlass
frat two acts was altogether go pleas.
ing that fhe made tho leap from com.
parative obscurity - metropolitan
popularity In one night.
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w. NJ. Wilki6ou, manager OF Alex
andcr Salvini, has Just secured from
Martin theAtv, the complete miss Gu
scene OF Emile Blavets play Le Flls
ue Porthog. The piece Ia n continue.
ton ~ Three GuArdsmen, In which
Mr. 5alvini has met with ~ much
success IN this country. Salvinl Will
ho seen in O scenic production OF the
play next year, whom no will present
II under tho title OF The Son OF POrlhOs.
IL was one Of the great romantic sue.
cesses In Paris, both Of the Porte ~.
Martin and L'Amblgu theAters. The
play offers great scope Tor scenic effects,
aud Manager Wilkison, VINO Is now in
Parls,i Ia arranging there for thescouery
AMI costumes TO be used Ia the prOduc.
ton.
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From all accounts, the actress Duse,
whose rising star has for the time oh.
scufrd that OF Bernhard In the eastern
hUtizon-is worry much an original.
She was In New York u week before
her presence was known, and she
simply refused to zee the In terviewers.
A recent writer says OF the gifted
Itallenne:
A gentleman who was introduced 10
Duso last Sunday, and who called
upon her Mt the hotel, says he spent a
most charming hour; thar the tragedi.
enne Ia intensely interesting but de-
ploIably pessiniistic; that there was a
perpetual shadow upon her face. She
spoke OF the persistence OF her man
agera In asking her to play more than
four times u week. "Why should |
work for the benefit OF the box officer"
she asked. am not rich, but nm
independent, and do not care 10 worry
myseli-Liie Ia too shOrt--fortnnately."
Hor visitor looked at her Ia surprise
whom she emphaslzsd the word "ior-
tunhtely." She tmlled. 81 say
fortunately" she said, "because lie /,
tedious, anu do not think II is worth
| living" Nine. Duse was ieebly inter
estel In the criticisms OF her work
| that have appeared IN the New IOrh
newspaper. She has had them trans
lated by Nine. Schmidt, who under
stands English aud French. Nine,
| Schmidt put them into Frenoh, O
language that Duse talks anu speak
! nuently. One article that appeared II
a morning paper, with profuse Illus
trations, aroused her Indignation. Sh,
thought II was an insult and exceeding
ly malicious. Her managers had toll,
her that It was capital advertisement
for her, but she iailoi TO see II.
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Miss Ada Dryer, Of Across tn
Potomac company, and Mr.. Howar
Russell, OF the east Of The Maskol
Ball, were married nj five o'oloc
yesterday, at the home Of Mrs. Colone
Slim Cora ranner), No. 100 Berkelc,
place, Brooklyn. the Eov. A. q
difien, OF the Grace Methodist Eplsco
pal church, performed the ceremony
The bride wore an import I'd gown o
cream white crepe lie Chiue an
duchess lace, trimmed with lilies {
the valley. The affair was very quiet
Mrs. Sim, Mr.. ana Mrs. Richardson
Mr.. Boyd Putnam, OF Across IN
Potomac company, aud "a few intimat
friends being the only people pTeben
Mei0 York Heraid,Gh.
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL NOTES.
James and warde are meeting wit
great success In San FranciscO.
Tom Karl sRug here with Parep
Rosa about twenty years ago. He /
now fOrty-four.
Charlie Reeds widow has opened
dreasmaking establishment in Ne
York City.
A Scared Veteran IL the title {
the new Hoyt farce which Is
travesty the state militia.
George g. Min is soon to TetuI
from his tour OF Japan, Austria ~
india, but will nrit De neAri ia L9n
don Ia Julius Caesar.
When u. IL. Sothern begins h
, yearly engagement Ut the Lyclu
, early in the autumn 1t will he In a ne
plny, written by him auu cAllI
| Richard Brnsley Sheridan.
The Mutual Improvement asaocl
: tlon Of the rwentietn ward will give
concert sociable on Tuesday evenir
for the benefit OF tho Temple fund.
splendid program has been prepare
. The thrbe nights receipts OF tho 30
J., ] tDuinus this week went bgyOud tho