Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

nces CONTINUES good, and at Louisville
recently, Mrs. Royle's home, tho play
aud players were given nm ovation
Anton Rnbinstein recently said Of
England and its audiences: "When l
ilfst went 10 England and was young
and could play used 10 perform TO
empty walls. Now that / am old and
cannot play they ell 20 wild over me
and can't find hall big enough for me
to perform In"
The Ofpheus club concert for the
benefit Of tho fund for the Errlng
Women'a Home comea OIL Thursday
next Ia the Congregational church. a
capital program has been prepared.
Mrs. Jennie Hawley Woodrow and
MI. Piper both being down for n
number.
They evidently do not believe In
"rCcOgDizing the prOtesh" In sunny
Italy. Patti gave $3.50 (Ei2) for
private box nj la scala, Milan, TO
witness u performance OF "Fastsfi,"
ami each member Of her party had IN
addition to pay an entrance iee OF $40
(E2l on entering the building.
II Il said that not single feature Of
the present day scenic mrthods will be
used In the scenery department OF
The Mnckaye Spuctatorium ut Cbica'
20, the novelty In this department far
tranBcendlng anything that has ever
been dreamed Of. A we'll known
theatrical man In cumming up tho
whole situation said: cit Ia realism
localized and iieaiism realized"
The date OF the appearance OF the
Home Dramatic club ia Confusion Is
rhursday evening next Mt the kigh-
teenth ward school house. The funds
| go In aid OF the ward fund. Those
appearing are Messrs. Wells, Spencer,
Young, White, Farlow, Watts, Lottlo
| Claridge, MIS-. II. NJ. Wells, Mrs.
Florence Dinwoodoy and Miss Ivy
| ClawsOn.
II Henry French will tue Nat G..
Goodwin because the latter had not
produced Walker, London, the play Of
j. NJ. Barrie, author OF The Professot's
Love story. French sold thc play to
Goodwin for q percentage Of tho gross
receipts, getting 81 ,000 on account Ho
claims that ho has had several oilers
for the play, and is losing money by
G0oiwin's refusal TO produce 1t.
Al the time OF his death Henry G.
dc Mile wins engaged upon new
comedy, IN which John Drew was ~
appear next season. MIR. de Mile had
the fret &C. conn lsted aud Charlie.
Frohman had READ and accepted II.
The play from its outline contained
striking originality In treatment nn1
conception, and II will now bo finished
by other hands In time for next season.
II had been intended to give Twelfth
| Night only limited number OF repre-.
seutatlons at Days Thoater, n. ",
anu indeed Judith Gautler's japanese
drnma, The Queon ofSmlies, IL already
underlined thore. The remarkable
beauty OF the presentation OF Snakes
posrc's comedy IL, however, attracting
30 much public interest that Their,
would be no surprise II II should he
announced that Twelfth Night will
run out the season at this theater.
The entire seating capacity OF III,
Empire thegter Ia frequently sold oui
three or Jour days In advance. At nc
performance has there been an empty
seat. This unbroken tails of prosperity,
which dates back from the iirst per
formance OF The Girl ] Left Behind
Me, has pushed the Empire into O
popular prominence which nothing
save the presentation OF mos, sue
cessiul play could secure for new
theaicr. Present arrangements are Il
let the Fyies-BelAsco play hold The
stage 40 long ns tho public keep com
ing.-Recorder.
Madame Mojeska last night acoop'c!
the Invita- on Of tho Woman's Auxil
larry congress OF the Worll's Fair L
denver thirty minute Grafton OF
"Womau ON the Stage" She Ia per
mitted 10 select several other ladies t
make three minute addresses and has
asl,od Mts. Bowers, Clara MoIrls, Jan
: auscheck, Ada Rehan Rnl Ge1rgil
! Cayvau to take part. A few others vii
be added to the list. The making OF 1
! choice is n delicate task and the nm
nOuncemont OF the five named abov
: viii probably excite Jealousy. -Deavs
AolDs.