Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
Dramatic ord 2yric.
Farewell Bosonans for Three Yeare-Stoy OF
Tho MISUNDERSTANDING Makes Another Hit-Tho
Old Homestoad-Lato Amusement Jots.

m order to give tho friend OF her be-
tfothud time 10 escape, allows the
error 10 go uncorrected. TINS second
ace Introduce. Priscilla In tho attire n
= British officer, and the governor and
his adhorents insist that size 10 beetle'
broweI warrior and dreadfully blood
Thirsty. Miles has tagen service sn
the governors bOjy-guard la order TO
be near Katrina, and he with numer-
Gus awains are maze Jealous Of the
handsome young English soldier
(Pnacilla) with whom all the girls fall
In love. AZ last tho approach OF the
Puritan army IN announced ana
Priscilla Is pressed Into gervico u load
tho Kniokerbouker braves. The last
act shows the army encampci on the
Hudson, and develops abundant
comedy. Tho war 10 settled by an
arbitration committee made up Of the
two pairs OF lovers nnd everything
ends amicably. The characters viii
bo distributed thus: William ;he lesiy,
governor of New AmBterdam, II. q.
Barnahce; Miles Bradford, q Puritan
Captain, w. II. Mcdonald; Hundrick
schumefhorn, son OF tho burgOmas-
Tor, Edwin w. HoH; Antony Van
Eugene Cowlef; Dietrich BchumUf.
norm, the burgonqs,or, George Frcth-
Inghum, CAPTAIN Van Ware, q Dgtch
aliof, Peter Lang; Katrina, the
governors daughter, Camille DAT.
vile; Priscilla, n Puritan damsel,
Jcsslo Bartlett Davis; Dame klvii,
Josephine Bartlett; barbara, Lillian
Hawthorn.
Very fow people AFRO IN love with
Augu1tin DAILY, and W. In Salt Luke
"A town which hs studiously avoids
Of late years-hnve NJ little reason as
most people TO DO enamOfrd Of him.
Hut no ono can deny that no is q
superb managcr-probably there Is no
One In the world todsy who better
combines the knowledge Of singecrni,,
the literary anu dramatic gbllitlus anu
the keen business scent necessary 10
mAke up the ideal theatrical manager.
Ever since no brought out Saratoga,
and wrote his own pays u Under ihp
Uaslight, PIque, and Divorce, Daly
has allowed no seGson to pass without
making some striking success that ar.
rested the attention Ut all the
metropolis. 81 lato yoaB, espo-
cially ginco Rrhau and Drew
came 10 be his .yDri,cs-7lOs--
Tho PaHlng OF tho Regiment, rhe
Tanning ot tho Shrsw, AZ You Like
Ii,and TeuuyaOn's FOTcslcrs have been
his principal achievements. This
company has just made smother notable
hit, la q sumptuOus revival OF Twelfth
Mint, which has ss. all New XorE
talking. AHA ivhau's Viola Is said 70
equal any OF her previous tfiumphs.
Lewis is tho Dir Toby, Catherine
Lewis the Maria, Herbert Gresham
tho Sir Andrew, anu WhBatleigh the
AntOnio. rhe Recorder says there 10
positively not nav la the production.
On tho frat night u Twelfth Night
at Daly's thcatcr, rays Mt. ByEnv In
| the M0r.iHD journal, there was asun
coming out Of tho theaiur nc the con-
oluslon Of the play n very old and
feeble Igentlemnp supported by two
men who FIRMLY grlppe1 his arms AMI
led his lettering steps down the lengthy
but onsy stairs. Mrs. DAILY approached
him and spoke n few words to tho old
man, who answered vaguely, IA II no
hardly quite caught what the lady was
saying. Hosmiled, but vacantly, and
| las scented to be glad when tho con-
vorsation was at nh ond.
This deoropit old gentleman was
Edwin Booth. Any ono who saw him
| that might could Haicly wager 500 10
| 81, or, Tor that matter, 81 900, 900, that
I Edwin Booth would never appear on
auy stage OF this life again. What the
matter IL no one could toll ut IA glance,
but IL seemB to bo general tniuehl0.
meui, a gradual sapping VI the vital
powers. Mr.. Booth, alas! seoms hs II not
long for this world, az he himself no
louchingly said during n little speech
on the occasion OF the New Yoar'e
celebration at the Plsyore' club.
There 10 talk OF teslimonia to Il. j.
Buckley, who IL incapaciIated by
reason OF n heavy stroke " paralyai.
that almost resulted fatally last year
ana that has left its marx upon him
The suggestion Is q good one. Buckley
IL liked by all who are In aynpaihy
with irankness, generosity and mani.
meas. The Dramatic NsWs viii cheer
fully contribute It's services 10 such o
testimonial "a has been suggested In
this instance, aud VIII also pay $50 Tor
one seat.--Drdmaiio NsWs.
-
Julia MaTlOwc mas been chosen "a
address, tho National WomBn's Con.
gress at the Chicago WOrld's Fair IN
May. She will speak nu "YOman's
Influence on the Stage" Mrs. Sew
all, who made the selection, has picked
out very sweet and ts;imablo young
woman to appear for tho stage in tn,
convention, but without disparagemen
10 Miss MGrlowo, thlnk that u ma
tureF and u more intellectually repre-
sentative actress could have teen found
Tor this function. Maturity aud iute'-
lectual capacity arc not essential, a
course, since pretty nearly eyerythinl
Ia any way connected With tho Fai
seems 10 80 either by favor or by pur
chase (witnesi, Ter example, the NJ n
taug silver siatue), but tho profession
might have felt better Satisfied haC
those attributes been consldersd.-
Mirror.
STAGE GLTNTs AND uLEAM5.
Chas. IL. HoyPs father has just
died.
Hoyps new play Is a satire on state
miiitias.
CAmpobello mas got back TO New
YORK. alter an absence OF eight years.
Frank Mordaunl repudiates the rumo
that he is 10 retire, or that he 10 oven y
click man.
Jullette Gordon, the former lealiug
lady of the B1stoninus, IL now enginl
with Duh's company at the Casino IL
New York.