Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-09

UThe pale ftfleK Of a glor0u
namc.D This was the cheering esilmit
young Charles Dickens heard pni w.
on himself when no visited this
couptfy a few years ago and gave
readings from bic fathef's novels. Very
much the same thing might be uttered
ofyoung Emmeti,txcopi that 'gl5fiouP
is rather too strong word 10 use DO
describing his iaihet's name. Ho IL
only q faint echo, pale resemblance,
a irayed out shadow o. 10 were Of biz
slre, and though be dnnoIs with cK-
tfemo grace and IL handsome yauUg
fellow, he lachs allogolhor that mcIoilc,
musioianly, half humorous quality
which was the elder Lmmeiva
principal charm. His play, Fu,z Ia q
Mad House, 10 simply maideuingi It
Ia mianamoJ, miJointtd, mitcoaecived
"a miss altogether, and why the
mad house was dragged IN,
Is an altogether undiscovofablc
matter. There were some bright
moments when Emmett aud tho very
clever child actress. Baby Hinnoi were
tinging and dancing moments, by The
WY, when Fritz dropped HE German
accent o. completely DO though ho had
never Possessed it-nl1 when Mifn
Hgit0n, clever actress, was on Gao
stage, bot aside from that the whole
thing was a drehry waste. Manager
Burton wisely limited tue ttay 10 one
night
Notwithstanding thu last weeks en-.
gagement II james J.. Corbutt Ia
Philadelphia was the third Ia that city,
he played 10 enormous business.
Against him were pilted such altfhr.
lions as the kundhls, T.. n. sOthofn,
The Amaz0ns aud others Of great
atrength; ytt Al plpulat priCcs, he
played u more money than any u
tntw.
Our Regiment winds up n week
which can hardly be- called an i'm.
mensely successful one, this evening.
Next week tho Stock company viii
present Sydney Gruudyia merry lar
clal comedy An Arabian Kulght. Nc.
Gundy ~ well known ~ the distin-
guished author Of Sowing tine Wind,
A bunch OF Vlolutp, Tue Quccuia
Favoflto, The GlasH Of Eahhion and
other kindred works. Ho founded this
brilliant work upon an equally clever
German, one Of Won M0sops. Augus.
tin Daily presented version At
his theator In New York some years
ago aud II TAU over hundred nights,
Tho Gfuudy versiOn was originally
presented al tho Globe thoateT L0n-
don, by &. IA. HAwtfey, with him
self, n. &. Glover, W.. l.. Finley, the
original Private Secretary; L0ttir
Vennsr, Agnes Miller aud other PROM
lnont English artists In the cat ipH
mt American production was ~ the
BJutOu Museum, after which u was n
feature OF the Tepetoitu u the Chas.
Ftohman comedians. This week II
10 also being presented In Philadeiphlu
with Mrs. John Drew, Joseph Anl
GEORGE Holland and Gladys Rankin
Drow. Tue cast At tue Grand viii IN
uluds Wight Huntington ~ Arthur
Hummlngtop, the impretsionAblt
young man, who having for tue fret
iime In his life read tbs Arabian
Nights, imaginsa himself Caliph
HaTounal Raschid, wandera about
London and gets himself into n pickle;
Howard Kyle a. Ralph Oimerod, his
friend an artist, also an admitor VI tue
Arabian Nights, and who Ia looking
Tor a iace ~ complete picture
taken from the book; Harry
Copon Clarke, ~ Joshua GIN.
btund, Hummingtjp's dudiah bro.
thef.in.lAw; Hugh WArdr a.
Dobson, Victory Baleman ~ tho ily.
wife, Goorgie Hummiugt0p; Madgo
Carr Cook aa Mrs. GllhbTAnd, her
mother, a model motheT-in.law; Llsle
Leigh ~ Rosa Colombief, tho India
TubDaT.glrl, tho cause OF all the trouble,
aud Florida kingsloy "a Daisy Matt
land, HumminglOp'a uolos, from Am,
efich. The comedy will DO beautifully
mounted aud costumod. and found ID
be ~ delightful an evenings ontrrlaiu,
ment % the wondFous story book !, Il
named after.
Tho Grand Opera House company
has In preparation an elaborate pro-
duo,ion VI W. X, GilberpA satlflca
comedy EnKtged-oue OF tho classic