Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
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nroozv Latter from Now Yorl-sport MoArister-Doa
Of Mrs Barrymoro-Mr Morrirs Compositions
Latest Nows in Professional Circles

attractions. aud laughshle, breezy and
CHEEKY o. Snort McAliaiur is-it 10
not Of the quality that can successfully
COPE with the upp1siIiOn aiOrcsali
Bobby Giyllr Is an excellent uelintn-
tor OF a Centain tyue % Irish character
aud he kteps his audience In nipple
thu whole time he BE- on tho stage.
His company is II the average or,
and with his aid, 80 makes up 400
agreeable evening u murrimcnt, nui
one that Is worth experiencing In these
times " ull .pervndlug blues. The
same attraction will bi seen tonight
The most deserving compositions
turned out OF late BY home author
are two hymns by the orgsuist Flank
W, Merrill. They are nn "luvOchuou"
TO the words so God our help In ages
ra.t,D and n hymn to the words
"school thy feelings, q my brother"
The composer Gays they we're written
Tor the use Of the Salt Lake, Provo
and Logan ohOifs, AMI are Published At
the suggestion OF Pro ess0rs Sitph M,
Giles aud Lewis. They breathe the
genuine true aud tender feeling, aud
the miuor movements Ia beth uru
specially well aud naturally woilci
out. Both com positions form valuable
additions TO our store Oi home music.
The violinis,, NJ. Arnold, and his
wife, will probably spend the summer
In Sslt Lake, ~ Madame AruOid's
health could not stand the heated term
In the east. During the week NJ. Ar.
mold hes been heafd ut several private
gatherings, anu everywhere his TX
quisite work has causot the most IN.
counted enthusiasm, lt In not
unlikely that he will be
heard In public concert before
long, and music iovefs may Irsphru
themselves Tor a feast. NJ. Arnold "
an obthusinst on the subject uf old
violiue, aud his own instrument IA u
dtradiyRfiua OF the fafust order lie
has gone with delight over Dr.. Dlrps
collection Of intt,umonts, anu s.id Dee
discovered 10 his anhzemeut thai In
the lot was an old violin OF the rafu,t
make which used 10 be well known 10
vi0llnists Of Paris, but which disap-
pcsfeI NJ the time VI a sale there some
seven or eight year, ago. Too iustfu-
ment was bought At that time la Paris
by Dart himself NJ. Arnold says that
Mf. JUslin, oil Denver, has u Straii-
vifius worth s7O10 or 5000, anl
that every viuliuist In Paris
knows VI lie whereabouts aud
will Keep close track OF what become
oil II NJ the owners death. Thee In
strumehts are 20 rare that they eau be-
sold nj nny tine more readily thaD
diamonds, anu ono u the famous
make Is never allowed 10 leave Europe
% there n any disability VI keeping II
there. Even u II gOra, ils dee lnatiDu
b. carefully rtglbtrftJ, aud h Is never
Lest sight " by the artists anu collec.
tors.
The death Of Mite. Gcofgle Drew Bar.
rymofe Ia California the other day viii
be rude SHOCK o. tlr theatrical
world. Her Illness started lust season
Ia Salt Lake when Fuhmau's come.
dianu were pinyiug here, and she
tainted on the stage ~ tue end Of on
act. She went ON 10 San Franchises
without finishing the engagement aud
returned 10 New lork by oCtau FLUID.
lug her health was not benefited ahu
went 10 Cuba for some time ana then
returned 60 New \ 1tK when size tritu
10 20 back 10 the stage but found she
was stlll too weak 10 appear. She was
then sent 10 lower California by her
physician, la tho hope ihat the climate
weuld restore her, but Il was oil In vain,
as the hand Of the destroyer had fas.
tened itself too firmly upon her. she
was the daughter OF Mfs. In Drew,
tne sister Of John and sidney Drew,
and the wife VI Maurice Barrymore,
and had all the bright, distinctive
tslenis OF The d.s.inVulaheu family from
which she spmug. Her loss Will be-
keruly ,ult by the a metloan stage.
Mr.. Mantell duuug his coming en-.
gagomont nj tue Thestvr Will have the
support ~ one NJ the best appointed
ana mOst pOwetiul companies that has
recently visited this cry; the scenery
and acCetsOries nfe the very hpa., all
helng brought mere la special car.
The drcsHfa Of the ladies are said 10
he behuii al creations VI Worth of
Paris and the leading modists ut New
York. the costumes are by DAyirn Of
New YORK anu the music by Charles
PuFluor. On Monday evening Nj.
Mnnioll viii present the romantic
drama entitled "MOnbnrs," n play
that has Won Tor lhi8 gentleman both
fame anu fortune. Those Of our citizens
who saw tue rendition Of this play
when here four years since viii I'M.
prove the opportunity Of again Wit.
messing H. On Tuesday evening will
Ue presented "luo Face la the Moon.
Light" powerful French romantic
drama, In which Mr.. Aluutcll assumes
two distinct character.
STAGE AND MUSIC NEws.
Minnie Ellsworth Is still acting In
san Francisco.
George Thatcher. Africa seems 10
! be a big hit In San Francisco.
Arthur Wnllack, son OF Lester Wal.
lack, has returned 20 the theatrical