Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

stalls we're ablAze with diamonds.
Mime. Patti received a great and en-
thusIastio welcome. Ladies threw
bauut upon the stage, thing I'M
ku0wH % Convent Garden Tor year..
But BE- must be admitted that PATHS
voice has lost much OF lis former NJ.
tTactivenUss.
May Yoke, (Lsdy Francis Hope) IL
to tour America Tor a year begin
ming September noxt. 10 Il an
nouncel that Mt. and Me. Kendall
will also return to the United states iu
the FAN
Explaining the OF c.ivonc's 4
America ior Elslau ag,Yrsi IdHU
Fur says:
"rbe ueli hero is risiJly oonduoi TO
l. moon WhlIs there huy have thu
whole country. 1.sra gaiy appear
tow wvekr iu Now YafA ami ~ thu
dwcIlpfa 90 the great provincial ciiios
New YORK l. not a usmu i1 rlaJuru
with. Boston deHpises New GufE uut
Chicago d1rs no. cave taI Tor oiiher'
Philadelphia hiss vieW9 " ~ own sni
b, has San Fnnoiscl.'
Last Wsiuo-day morning Sit Henry
Irving VINO, 1857 the way, ouly apnsats
~ "Mr. iryinA" IN tnu play uiils, gave
special matinee nj the Lyceum f9r
the benefit Of the aCtOrs' benevolent
fun. Toe audience was largely cDu-
yUie o professions who loudly tcst'
fei their appreciation " tht popular
artist, Mis- Ferry nppuslgd Hs Nance
ONdsl." and Mr. Irving was seen Ia
ID QIN0te" sui "a Story Of
Waterloo"
Toe Arrangements 'or the laet week
OF sarah BernhErdps engagement At
Dsleys theatre nave been completed.
she viii he seen Tor the hfs. lime IN
London In La Princess LointAiue,
wlicn was her last production AZ the
RpuAissancu thCatar In PltH. Tie
mounting IL even moro superb than
GsmJn IN, aud lhu sh 10 scenery aud
costumes have been brought over Tor
tao purpusb. Her i've approximations
Of In Ptiucsss Lb.nai uJmmenclng
wrIuusIsy mex auu moulding Sat
ufday matinee, viii bring hef SERIES TO
close.
Mrs. Langttys gowns have been
mufs commented on than her acGiug
In her now play Of Gossip. Her Uu-
papempnt at the strand theAtef, lsilug.
ton, " hicu closes tonight, have been the
most successful that tue has ever hal
in London.
Mn. Llngtry, her former husband,
hat Tscrutiy made tomo successful
spOculRt Ons on tho stock exchange.
At thB time when his wife hrst made
her appearances IN l. nion society Mt.
LIngtfy, who inherited ~ Income OF n
little over $1,000 from his father, had
been tinguiATiY unfortunate Ia bis IN.
vcsimeuts, Auu was ia sore iinasCial
slfgis. Tue TeyeueH no has recently
rec0upsd. Sir. LNugtfy'. titsi vile
was Miss Price, vino was n school
mate OF dorsey l. ~" aud IL said to
be more beau iiul Than tha latter.
~. Georges hall, 40 well known ~
the home nj tue Hotnau Reed eutef-
tainmont, and which Biucv tho death
Of C0rley Gray has been closed, viii
ehott reopen iis doors. Henry Reed
has undertaken the management aud
Will nave tho support OF several OF the
atliels who have formerly appeared
with SIT Gray Aud the German II 20 10.
IL II UNDERWOOD that In the manage
mrnt Of the Royalty thcAter Arthur
BQurohef VIII have the very ,suUetan'
tial financial backing OF the BaIouess
Butdette.COuiis, who has ever taken n
friendly interest In the professional
career Of his wife, Violet Van Brugn.
The grst performance o =. F.CourPs
nsw four act c1mely, IA Average
Man. was Given on Thursday al the
Opera Comiqut. The play, which has
a peculiar story, was we'll received.
W. ,. Gil0bn, who IL lately bSck
from n TITO to tue West Indius, viii
probably shortly visit America IL N
understood his trip Will combine both
pleasure aud business aud that dudng
his stAy he Will supervise the produg-
ton OF HE EKcelleuey In New York.