Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-24
Dramatic Qnd Ggpio.
Tn Croat suoooss-Tho Sermon Of Mrs. Tanquera
Something OF the Kondal's Homo Lfo-Tom
Koeno Next Weok.

pray to be kept aud keep thom.rlvtl
from whatever might lead TO such
iiic.n
"rhe most awful sentence In thu
piece We are c1n0iuuring Is this. 'Hv
has only led a mans uie.'
"Whatevor else 'mau'5 life' ought
10 be, II ought e. no conspicu0us for H.
chivulry tuwaria the weak--lts pro.
iOund reapect towards the rex, which
glve4 wives and m1thers u our racer
"But, 10 our eternal disgrace, "a
mans me- has como g. mean juat the
opposite; a life which has laid aside all
the reverence aud Chiyplfv which
mako Il manly"
Last Of ali, society Ia responsible.
d. you ask howe | reply; When, as
iathera aud mothers, we deny TO our
children the knowledge which alone
Gnu arm them for the dangers ana diff
cullies OF liIc."
"Would you send your child into the
jungle nud not warn hUr VI snake or
tigoi2"
"Agaiu, aoclety IL responsible when
we are no uulust In our netting out OF
punlshmeut. TIE errlng woman W.
ouiclgi; the ofring man,,spucially u nn
eligible husband for pure daughter,is
forgiven hud rec 'ivoi."
"Be fair 10 both. Punish both
equally, OF hnd ways Of forgiveness
.1s bltd."
a White Lie, In which the Ken.
dnllU close their all too brief engage.
munt tonight lisa iournct comedy by
Sidney Giundy, author Of Sowing this
Wind,
Tue kcudals undoubtedly owe their
remarkable success In England, ~ IA
America, not to their histrionio talent
alone, but probably as much 10 the
fact that their personal fespeutability Ia
"a quuati0neu aud that they are per-
torw graim everywhere.
Mo. kuuJal " tue incarnation Of all
that 10 proper aud orthodox Ia British
womgnhOld. Except that she is
somewhat more demonslfative than
the ordinary Englishwomnn, this
famous aclruau might be mistaken In
private liie for tho vito OF bishop.
Oh the stage che ~ eudatouoss aud
punctlliouHncss pera0ufcd, the opit0mo
ui all tho domestic graurs and yittuos.
Ia London tho koudals nre at the
apex Of the theatrical profession from q
NNNNNA LNNAN VI WOW MANN NANNAANA
NJ tho ntisturrntlc schools, houstB
in fashionable localities, villa
up Thames, sh0oting.OoX IA the
provinces, horses, carriages, long visit
ing htH, iitlud friends, Au endless
round VI select social iunolions-sll, In
fact, that louda conventional respect.
ability TO ne, ls iu the possufsiou VI the
Kendall. Tue Bcltiah public will tOi-
crate scandal on the stagc; II will pay
its money O. sec the chief agutes ia
scandal behind tho fO0tlighA. hut,
with that ovof.prUsent sense VI what ID
duo 10 rs own sense OF honor, II viii
testify TO It's appreciation Of upright.
ness IA lie whenever the Opportunity
Unors. To this cause was dup most Of
the success IN England Of Mary Au.
derHOu; 10 this 10 due much Of the lar
more remarkable success Of the Ken
dals. They are not respectable because
It pays, but they have found II pays 10
DO respectable, II Mrs. kendAl hAu
not beuD the fair flower Of rtspectAbiI.
ny which sue ie, We should have heard
fat less for good Or evil about "rhc
second Mrs. Tanquetay.
But Mlrs. Kendall Ia not only tue
beau ideal OF tho Bgilisher's conception
VI wOmunly pfUpnety on the stage anu
OIL II. One must look Tar anu lOug to
Had a woman Of more stfikiug chArnc.
teristicH than the LADY who was 80 long
known ~ "Mudgt" Robertson anu
despite her marriage 10 William Hun.
ter GrmstOu twenty -iOur years GgU-ls
sull spoken VI with frequency among
tho older generation Ui play.gOers
beyond scan by that happily Temem.
UuIeu maiden name,
Margurot btuut0u Robertson - for
that was Mrt, GumBiOu's lull maiden
dVsiguAtiOu-hha been ON the Stage
nearly all Aef NE. Sle made her met
appearance whom tho was three yuars
uls-nud ruined tho play. This was Ut
tue old MafyisbOne thea.er, London,
whore she took tue part Of biinl child
ia Toe Poor Travellers. All tho imp
thought about ON that occasion was the
pretty pair OF new shoes Hne was wear
ing, aud an she stepped upon the stage
she opened her eyes and, catching a
glimpse OF the smiling features VI hes
nurse In the front row, she oOnvulsoI
the house and tho company with the
piping cry son, nurse, look at my
new shoes" On another occasion
when sue was playing the
part OF Mustard Seed Ia A
Midsummer Nighps Dream -- the
role required dainty costume
pprinkluu vita fl1w0n-she declined
illtly 10 leave tue stage NJ ,ho proper
moment, aud had 10 be eniioed OIL by
apples anu oranges held up siluringly
from the wings. She was Eva IN
Uncle Toms Cabin eTu she was
eight; at fifteen she had played Lady
Macbeth 10 Phelps'a impefsOngtlOu OF
the craven lord. Her chill fish thoughts
were constantly with her purents-as
10 how best Eno could add 10 thoir
limited weekly income. Those we're
hard times for the pluCky girl actress.
Night ter night, after playing In a
serious piece, fho would appear In
burletqur, cling, dance and crack her
email Jokes with the best OF them. She
hGs wealth Of "Reminiscences OF those
hRloyOn days Of hOpu aud pfivatiun.
la 1868, NJ tho London HaymRtkot
thtRter, Miaa Robertson bounded lotto
fame aud popularity ~ B.auohe
Dumont In tho promiero Performance
VI WeB.lAnd MantUu's Hero OF lt1'
nance. Seventeen months after size
was Madgu RJbertsOn no longer. On
August z, 1869, sue married William
Hunter Gnmston, then nud now
known 10 Stage fame as w, IL. Kendall
The story 10 romantic one.
The marriage took place at Man
chester. MI Kendall aul DliHa ltON-
| erlaon were on tour with tue elutr
Compton, aud they woru sWeuthoaT.t.
| A uinvenient time seemed ~ have
arrived Tor their WoidiuS Jay, Tor ON
| Tue Thursday, Friday and Saturday