Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-24


"Pfuy tnUu, marry al"
"WiI you, Oilanu0, have to wlio
this Rlsninu2n
81 will"
"rheu," R3salind pcr,ly remarks,
'yOu must coy, take thee, n -nlind,
Tor wiBr,'" 81 tak0 thee, RIsAliud, Tor
VIE" sHid Orlando, eafucstIy. Then
Il saiind nskoI: "Now tell INC how
long you would have her aftof You
nave pOsstssed hci2"
AID Orlando roplio both In the
words Of Shakespeare gud in the lau-
guagr Of ats own true heatt-"ior ever
aud a day"
That IL the true story OF the wedding
VI Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall. 10 was
natural desire oil zach never to play
apart from the OtheL and ig0m that
Jay they nave never separated.
Ia the ensuing hyU years Mite. Ken.
dali appeared at the HaymMKot The.
alter, London, ~ Lillian Nayas0ur In
New Aluu anu Ola Acres, 90 Lydia
Lauguish la thu RiyHls, ua Princess
Il Glide Ia The Power OF Truth, NJ
Glaten In Pygmaiiuu and Galaton, as
Helene la The WiukuuW orlJ,und Mrs.
Van Bfugh iu Charity. Her brilliant
Improvisation Of LILLIAN Navmour
gave her a prominent p0siiiOn among
the lenuit IS COmmudieuts u tho day.
Her reputation Increased steadily In
tue roles OF Pauline, RJsalind aud Miss
Hatdcas.lc, anu by nor creatiJno OF
tue leading PARTS ia Charles
COghluu'H Lady Flora, Hamilton
AIDES Nine Days WOudcr w.
.. GllbofPs Broken Hearts anu
PElgfavo SimptOn's Scrap Of Paper.
hur chief triumph, however, was won
iu the character OF Dora IN DlplO.
macy, la tho adaptation from NJ. 5ar-
dUu.
All these successes were won prior
10 1870. Since that timo al the Court
lhuatcr In the Ladies' Battle and rhu
Quttn's Shilling nt tho -. james
lhcnttr, under the Joint management
Of Me. Kendall AMI Mt. Hare, In I'm.
pulse, The Wiic's Sacrifice, Tue Hobby
HOrsr, The Money Spinner, Tue squire
-PlutrU'a play, OF which 3Omu ON has
written that u "walled the scent ~
now'mJwn hay acryts the fOotlighiBn-
anu Ia the urlma4 which sue has pre-.
subted Ia her American tour, Mrs.
Kendall has displayed all tue art, intel
ligence, pa siOu, height and dramatic
force which atu the attributes o. grent
actress aud has built up the high fopu.
tuti0u she now enjoys ~ "thu ma,ron
Of tho dramu."
Mrs. Rental is thoroughly happy
woman. Her fgce, familiar 10 all
lovers Of the play ami all readers OF
dramatic prints, tells tue story OF a
kind, true wOmnuly nature, sympn.
thotic aud sincere. Her views on
theatrical lie arc strong, even severe.
She Il not afraid 20 speak her entire
conviction, She shoots 10 hit aud hits
hard. There eau DO no mistake ~ TO
the oarnuHintsl Of hUr manner or the
roal intent oi her motives. She plays
Paula In rhe Second Mrs. TalqIrrhy
with MS firm conviction OF the moral
beuVil 10 Oi the role Ne when che played
Ia earlier days Shakeipeattis lair
Rlsalind. Nor has tho ferocious hos
ulity OF segment Of the eastern
prgss hbatod one J1t or title Of this
conviction. Shu ID a strong, resolutu
character with a dash Of temper aud
pride like Lucifof'a when her art or
her motives are criticised uninielli.
gently or cArslessly.
The home OF the kendals In London
Is tho ceutur Of all that is best In the
world OF English hstrl1nism. For
many years they lived 40 II Portland
square, W., but ~ their i've children
gIow toward adult stature this beosme
too small for Mis-, ktnjal aud they
removed year ago to rOOmy man.
sion In Portland place. "swee..
hearts on the stage anu lovers at
nome" was the happylphrRse once ap.
piled 10 them by Charles WyndhAm
when toasting them IN his ton.year.
old champagne. At night the loot
lights; by Jay home Aud children.
Everything VI the house speaks Of the
artlsiic tasIe Oi i,s lord Huu lady. Mr..
henual Ia painter OF no small skin;
lac "kuowb" Raphael from a Chr0mu.
His hOOny IL 10 collect pictures, aud
there IL not an eligible spot In the
nouse-n0t excepting the Kitchen
where ho has not hung % canvas, an
utchins or an engraving. The en-.
ltaDcr hall 10 qUAiut with thirteenth
century furniture, bron1es and Nvno.
iauWare. A nue bust OF Alaoteady
looms on the view, gwen by tho great
actor 10 Mrs. kenIaPs father. Hsto are
two hugs masks with mighty boards,
representing "lhu King OF tue Dsvils1
aud "rna King Of the Windt;n they
come from California. a lOng the
staircase are etchings after Al.
ma Ia1emR; tins bedroom Ia
givon up u Dlre's strange work,
though near the window is n bust Of
Mary Anderson. The drawing room
is mass VI curi appointment anon
them tomahawks OF fearful gulse and
uncommon thApe, and other weapons
Of Indian warfare. A table In the
corner, crowded with silver ornaments,
IL redolenI OF the memory OF American
friends.
Mrs. Kendall has penchant for tiny
things, the smaller the better. II her
LOnlOn friends come across ouri1
which la especially choice and pRrlic-
uiHTiy small, oil 10 goes O. Mrs. Ken
dial. A lea1on mouse, Tor instance, tue
a ~ OF half u dUE'n pms heads; hand.
kvrchiuis, an inch square, huns with
cutrants no bigger thUn q pin'i point.
a striking object Is q lust 0f Mrs. Kvn.
lHl as Galatvn, done when she was sew.
euteeu. Near by II Ia photograph OF
DR.. PAncoAst, a celebrated a American
phyaicinn who saved Mis-. Kendall
life when her maid accidentally Gd.
ninistUred poisoned drug TO hor nails
tTeHF. Rare old Chinn, an uviary,
which Il verllable home Ot sony; IA.
tereating Old mAuusgrpIs, exquisite
hfOuzas, old aud rarely 10 be sten
volumes, lsuoh as STIR the envy OF
the bibliophile, bound manuscripts
copies Of all the playa Mr.,
kvndal has produced, with the
original sketches for the Econery--
lhete and An infinite variety anu pro-
fusion Of ornaments, rich anu ecoeu-
trio, attract the Oye aud stimulate tho