Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

regard N very fspfohenaible. During
every piece they played gate a mum.
bor Of tho players stopped playing en-
lirrly and guzid carsiessly around. II
We were ruuning said band every ma n
In II should play ~ hard as the rest OF
Oe d0ckei Tor time.
II IL hard Tor professional pride 10
remain silent when good old tTaii.
ton ~ the craft IL outraged. The
other night, when n new drama WAS
produced NJ Lindon theatre, the
gallery was cf1wdui, nnd tho "gudt"
were pleased o. nrf rlve Of the piece
generally until tue burglary scene.
Hut when the bur lar was seen "dc-
Ing" tie place with all the blinds up,
20 that h9 could be seen Sat workD
from the street, an expert present
could bear II 40 longer, and yelled OUT
WY don'' you pull tue blinds
dowh2"
Al the Theater Royal, Plymouth,
recently, during one OF the acts Of
"ChArleya Aunt,n the stage cat left
her aC ustDmei quarters aud trotte1
Arouud 10 the auditorium. Here she
mounted tho rail that divides the pi /
and pit stalls anu having walked half
way aotots, settled down on her
launches aud watched the progress Of
tue play. VIII n the audience cav
puss sitting In front OF the 6,age APP
patenlly enjoying the performance II
burst into rUArs Of laughter, but that
did not annoy tho cat, anu II re-
manned until the curtain fell on the
act.
An exchange prints the following
story told by clifford Halle, son Of Sir
Charlss Halle, one OF EnglAnd's most
famous musicians:
al Tecolleot funny thing that oc-
CURED In Port EllEsbetb, south Africa,
whcn l was travelling through that
county ~ n baritope singer. The
town Ia rather provincial, and the
poundmasler never considers TINT he
has any duties TO perform. the hall
whore | sang was In portion OF the
village where donkeyr, goats anu other
domestic animals held considerable OF
the available space. The night was
warm and the main entrance wnh left
open Tor tho purpose OF permitting
freah air 10 enter.
numbers anu was announced TO render
ballad well known In that part Of the
world, entitled, Thou Art Passing
Hence, My Brother. IL IL full OF SYM
patty ana feeling, and rs tho audience
seemed TO be- alive 20 my work did
my very best. The orchestra was
reasonably good, and had the audi.
ence pretty well under control. The
conclusion OF the song contained the
words Brother, brother,' and just as |
reached them aud my voice was dy-
ing away and every body seemed spell
bound. iull.grown donkey stuck his
head IN the door and prayed, Ye-
haw'w-Nl yo-hsw-w.wv seemingly In
answer TO my words.
"lhe audience went into cOnyul.
slons, aud the applause l anticipated
was turned into howls OF mirth. We
mad ~ stop right there aud conclude
the program. The violinist was all
broken up over the incident, and walk.
lug ~ o. me with his bow Ia his hand
said: "Say, Hale, II you expect TO
make a success OF this South Airloan
tour you have got 10 keep your felA.
tives away from the front door"
Count TolstoPs Annie kareninA has
been dramatized In French. "a tho last
aol the heroine is run over by failrsAi
train In sight OF the audience.
John Drew begins AN snzAxsmsut
at the Emp 10, New YORK, on Monday,
September %, appearing la Henri
Guy CArletOn's TbAt Tmprui-nt
Young Couple. Its scenes are located
Ia Tuxedo. oihor plays drew h.s
ready tor production are comedy by
Anlnony Hope anu EiWafd Rose,
The Haven OF Rest, hy Malcolm Wat.
SON. and Christopher Jr, b. Madeline
LueelIs-Ryiey.
Nine. ModJeika sfrIged la New
York last Sunday from Chicago and
viii begin immsgatsly to prepare for
Der farewell tour, which she Will 90.
Angufate on Osiober at the Oaffick
Ihsatsf. rhs last aot ~ Clyde Filoh's
FNrnaNH lfI.Fa.a. n.Hrw $500