Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-21

Plays and Players.
Sir Henry Irving, taking about his
new title. givss an iRtsrsating accou q /
OF the way In which knights are made.
He felt u &, be a great inor, OF c1urse
he said, being the firsi actor on whom
the title had ever bse'i conferred.
what IL the cetomony7" somebody
asked, "is II an Imposing pageant"
"rhsfe " no pageant at all" Mr..
lfVlng answered. 'lt u tbs simplest
sfiait ~ the world. Yau ride out TO
Windsor In = train WITH dozsn other
men who have been onosen on literary,
% political. or other groundi. Waligr
beesnt was Que Oi the party oi Will h
! was q member. When you get thefe
you have good luncheon. Then the
candidates 40 into the room where the
queen 10, ens NJ time. Two chi ef-
stand by with lists and send them In
IN turn. II was n very small room
| where the queen was. IL was more
convenient on that account, SUP
pose" tMr. Irving added this with a
little laugh) "bccAuse you have to 20
out backward, ana one who il not used
TO II II liable 10 run against somebody
else OF A. sinsi the wall"
"Do you wear a sword, aud are you
In cpurt dToss2O
mo, not at all; no sword, ana you
wear ordinary morning dfoss, just such
as We have on now. Well, you 20 into
The room all alone. The Princes.
Beatrice slo9d bsside the queen when
l went 10, and Gen. Gardiner stood on
tbs other side OF her. She used
sword that had belonged to his father.
Nobody else was present. Then, when
you are Ia the presence OF the queen,
you knrel on one knee ha'ore her anu
touch her hand with your lips. She
lay0 tbs sword upon one o. your
shoulders and thea upon the other.
and thea she says. 'Rise, Hlr Johu,'
or sir Waiter, or sir Henry or
wbatever the name IT,"
does she not use the full namu9D
somebody asked.
"No, only ono name. And that 10
all OF II. | am told that ns rule the
queen never says anything except
those words, but IN my case she added,
AZ rose. sit gives mo very gfeAl
pleatuTe.'"
Somebody the other day route 4 gu,
tho fact that Sir Henry Irving had
played In potticoslH inlhis early days
Ia Liverpool. IL IL stated tha. tho
"Knight Of the LyceumD played tn
femals garh, In burlssquo called
Pan, the Vive Lsmprierc.b Irylug's
character VI Oenono was quite slt-
ordinate one, but he INSIDE such n guAnt
wslrd.looking woman that tue memory
Of II 1, not siisoed from thoso who
saw H. Tho buflotque was produced
At the old Prince Of Wales Theatre,
Liverpool, tho training school Of many |
OF the pfoninent English actors AnI |
actresses Of today.
Tho Illness OF Richard Mansfield Il |
more serious than originally believed.
What wAssupposod 10 DO msiatla Ia |
typhoid lever, aud bis opening al his |
darrick thoater, has been sui further |
p0stp1noj until some tins la n VEN |
Tor. MOdIesks has taken hi. tims nj |
tue Gartlck, and viii begin her GU
gazement there on October Z, immeIi. |
ately following the Hollands.
Filth Crane Ia the best Of all Triitys
aud Wilton Lackaye Ia tho beet OF all |
Syepgalls.
Pauline Hall oonsidefs that the no.t
Interesting event OF her oioyol. tour OF
Europe last summer was when she met
Bsmsrck NJ Friedrichsruhs. Mis-.
Hall Ia OF German descent, and whon
shs met the Iron Chancellor at his
home she was able TO speak nlenlly
with him. bho sang for him several
OF his isvorite ballads hud peasant
songs. Blsmsfck, Mis-, Hail says, OK.
pressed u her much curiosity with To.
gard TO America, aud added that all
tue Germans no knew that had mi
grated hero seemed happy and pros.
ferrous. aud that he was glad 10 say
they had made some Of our beet OH.
zeus. Mis-, Hsll's magnificent COT
tunes were made Ia this country,
although sho spent the summer Ia
Europe.
AlphOnse Daudet ~ drAmatiElng his
latest novel "Ls Petite Pafol,sv'' THE
Little PAriHh) tor Jane Hading. An
other play specially written for Nine.
Hading IL MATTRESSES, by MN, Tafbs
and Dscouteelir.
the seAsou In raris.