Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04


/ Cache valley people down in greater
| nmnUurs ruu- uue H,tiugly ID the
other, auI 81 great time VIII to hsl b.
music lovorf.
All oyos afu nov cooling toward The
john Dow uuIa.Umebt which COME
900 u IUuuIlut a san FnurlsC
e.r.us,audunt 90 the NEWS sends us
tUst.IlIwIuE bC cunt ut % conversation
hu haI VITA our very wril kuOwu
actress, Mrs. Auuie Auam-, other Of
/ J0uu DwW's Iua4tug LADY,
/ Mr. NHnio Auamr, tnu mother Of
/ Maud AIamo, JOun Druw's piflish
scaling niy, h. very prUuI Ol uti
/ asugbt,t's tucct8s, she D. uu slight
auI alm0st as young looking NJ her
IluE hlur and % cordial nuI pitainnt
tuat our hours gossip passed very
quickly.
"Ycs, | cannot duuy &c." she an.
Hgtrcu, when ! said uue must be- very
proud Of Mauuu's tuccess. ~ BE- de.
hghiul tor me to tnink that shy
achieved fame 90 tatly ami no sudden.
~, anu b NJ 81 all, 10 n not spIiiing her
ouo was u1fu llra Stage career 4 sup
iO.r, f0r very lew nctrtuUs have az
lUafUt before the iOUtlighis ~ early a.
snu did. Her nfs, appearance wa
made when sne was uino months old.
a. that time, / was leading wumaI iu
ihu sock cumIAuy ut "a Salt Lake
Guy thrniur nuI We wcfu playing a
piece Calloi The Lust Child. ltuap-
puusd Our evening that MauIe was ~
upruriou.ly cross At nome whon haI
gone, the huftU iu deipAir brought nor
over % the thcaier auu ht last We got
her quictud. There was baby b. tho
play, out A. luck would nave II, she uiu
not pas in hn appearance that night,
aud the manager In IespAir gtabbrI
M.dit, pat her ON n fray AMI she was
ciffiuu uu The siege. / WIS Ia terror,
was 10 fearful tnat hHr hIWls would
Ufvak iUfth again, but Instead shv
laughed aui cOotd HH awfuily as the
beet trained stage baby ever tuuu.
"Snc WA not appear again until Hhu
was fvr yvars IL. | was playing
with J. X. Emmut at tha time aud
thUrn wac onild needed In tho piece,
uut ho found tho part very hard ~ M
and begged hhrd 10 have MaudU.
VS. reluctant, an whom II was being
dlaCutsud one day at dinner time her
iuIutr taii Htufnly, NO Indeed,
wont have tho child make fool NJ
utfselfV Mnudc NADINE discussed the
question until this time. tut when she
pIf down her little kuiiu anu iotk anu
suHvely said, 'fnpu, you ntudu't be-
afraid, wou't make u iOgl Ui
myrrlI, she won tue day and
men her siege career began. She
showed hhtrInic tslout even then,
aul WHOM Hhr WIS six or Buvun gaiuuI
quite u triumph Ga Tue Celebrated
Gaze, which We were Playing on thu
Pacific coust route. When We reached
Columbia, folks went wild over nor
and ono of hot IruudtHL memories
will he the Night when Hho was baus
Quoted by the uilicuu Of IA. NJ. 3.
| Triumph, which was then lyiug IN
| Victoria harbUr
"AitUr a while 1 saw that u whs
high time she should ho footing ~
| along tue rlau TO learning, ~ ] Hunt
hef 10 tho Presbyterian school Tor gifia
40 Salt Lake CITY, WuCfn she uthycl
uutiish was sixteen. All that Time,
although she was studying huri, shr
was looking forward with the most
eager anticipation 10 the beginning NJ
her stage career, nBf tuauhtp dil
every thiug 10 quull this feeling, be.
CAUSE 10 tuum theatrical life wHrs hof-
ror aud full Of trays and temptations
Just % nptfly the whOio Uui.
side wUtlI pictures IL. They
wanted my lilliu girl 20 bu a
teacher or take up some quioi
home occupation anu once / came
nearly yivlling 20 their portua'ious.
but Maude again trtiivu ~, 'Ainmm8,
sue said, 'WhAt b. tue uHu OF my lUilin
along here la studies which eau mover
DO VI the lees. help 10 me Ia aHiast
! carfUig auu thAt IL the Ouiy work
ever wish iur'
"Wnon she le't schuul, after many a
| loving little sermon nUd no uud ~ al,
| vice from her trsuhufF, who ntn sliI
] grivving over hur fanl resolve, she
/ took a eight part iu the LyCuum com.
many under Manager Daniel Frohmau
| who afterwards loAnri her 10 Hoyt o.
/ create the part Of thu sweet, young
l Now England tchuul girl o. Tho Md,
| night Bell. Flora Walsh was one %.
| the company then; they we're young
| girls together and Maude and sue grew
| ~ be- tho greatest Of friends. 4 have
| always been with Mauue As much ~
/ possible aud am generally able 20 get
some part Ia every play where she APP
peafs. My role In Tho Masked Ball 4,
"a very slight one, but ] prefer Il 90 tho
ttrmagnut Wis, which ia the only
other choice.
81 DON'T know that people would care
very much 10 know nhuut IT," che said
lrughingly, when l begged her 10 toll
mo containing OF her STAGE career, at
] In Mauie who h Of most interest just
now. Most OF my liio has been IA the
Westaud a good many years OF II NJ
the Salt Lake Theatre, where / played
Ia all sorts Of parts from LAZY Macbeth
down. In much OF my work ! wa
ara Iclated with John h.. Owous, with
whom l played iut years. In tlos,
nyH al actor IND not carry his com
pnuy with him. Hr trusted Tor hil
support 10 the stock company at each
thuatrr where hc apprafed, anu no D Oh
can imnEi.v whAtuur repertoire meant
why, mine included the chief part iu
every pay that was known Boa those
. gsyH, nom Juliet 20 Lady Tsazlr. AM
/ have uuru lrluug lAIy Tor CvpJy
we'll Known HiaE uul played VITA
| NJ Culluugh uui Booth Aud many
Rro her actor, who were In thoir glOry