Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-28

TO see reporters, but allow od his agent,
who reflects the dukes airs iu q stiil
more IL . sive way, to tee Two or three
representative Of tho press who were
requested by the aren't, while they
were In the park during the Prince OF
Walei' visii,so wear high ella hats anu
irock coats.
BAYABD's SUCCESSOR.
There Is Ihuch speculation among
Americans IN London as to " no will
lie the next ambassador to the court OF
81. James. 1t IL hoped that with u
change Of ambassadors the United
ststes government VIII ind 1t aGvis.
able TO change the embassy as well.
Inc present quarters. the gtoundh Jor
OF diDgy Hat in Victoria street, are
not imposing and do not compare
favorably with the spleudid houses
pIoviJeu by their governments by the
French, German, Austrian, Russian,
Italian ana even Spanish anu Chiuesu
embassauors.
CYCLE SHOW.
Tho cycle show ct the Agricultural
Hall, lexington, has curing the past
eight Jays attracted great attention,
The liet OF exhibitors numoer over $3.50,
over $500 machines being entered
and ali the Il giiHh makers wer. rep.
resented. Tue list OF American EN-.
tries com prised about twenty differ.
ent companies.
HONOR FOR HANSEN.
DR.. Nansen who is TO deliver an ad-
dress before the RJyai biographical
society, February 8, Will ON that &C.
casion be presented with the sUcisty's
special medal. This 10 an honor
gfanted to but few; among those WHO
have been the recipients are Henry
III. Stanley and Dr.. Laysri.
MUSICAL MA1TERs.
Shortly before the holidays, Lady
Halle viii publish a volume OF ex.
tracts concerning musical mattel Is
from letters written to her by her hu.-
band, Biz Charles.
The book will form a complete his.
tory Of musical events iu England
between 1865 and 1895.
10 PROSPECT FOR GOLD.
Mr.. Pritchsrd Morgan, M. p, who
Ia interested In the gold miues OF North
Wales, which were discovered by MIN,
accompanied by a number Of mining
experts has started for China via the
United States. He was in close touch
with Ii Hung Chang while the latter
was In England and 1t Is Presumed
that MIR. Morgan is going to prospect
for gold.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
The Druiy Lane pantomine OF this
year while closely following the ira.
dittons OF Drury La1e, will differ In
some respects from those formerly
arranged by Sir Augustus Harri,. II
will be run more on the line OF Wilson
Barrett's former productions at the
Lyceum theater and Will include
more FUN anu comedy than Sir Augus.
tus thought fit to interpelnie.
The spectacles and tutl.au will
more closely follow the story, which
subject this year is Aladdin. There
will, however, be plenty OF elaborate
scenes and brilliant crowds upon the
stngs.
This years performance OF the
Elizsbtthan State society will be The
Two Gentlemen OF Verona, which
will be given at the Merchant Tailor
Hall this afternoon. The event Ia In.
teresting as the iirst performance ever
given in one OF the Guild halls within
the precincts Of the city proper.
George Edwards will produce his
new musical piece at the Gsitey
thester on Monday, December IA.
The play now running at this house,
My Cir, will then bs transferred to the
Avenue theater. The farce, My Friend
from Indis, under the joint manage
ment OF MIR. Edwards aud H.F. Brick.
we'll, will probably be brought out on
the same date at the Garrick.l
The exact position OF the latter play
10 still eBveloped In mystery. AS the
piece was performed in America be-
fore being produced In London, the
author lost his copyright, and 1t Is said
that any one can produce the play
without paying royalty.
The separate managere, Brady and
Edwards, each claim the right OF The
London presentation, and II the above
version be true, MIR. Edwards, who
claims the right from Charles Froh.
man, will probably be the fret In tho
field, although Brady's agent rushed
through copyright performance on
this eide OF the Alta ntic, but 1t seems
too late to comply with the intricrcies
OF the law.
is stated that Beerbohm Tree has
arranged to produce at Christmas,
1896, A Midsummer Nights Dream,
which was last presented In panorama
form at Daly's theater.
The Palace Music hall will shortly
make new departure in Its customary
exhibition of living pictures. The
figures and scenes to be presented, will
represent series of continuous stories
aud the pictures are promised to be I'M
usually attractive.
Lottio Collins still continues strong
attraction nj this house and her briei
engagement hns been extended to one
lasting into 1897.
The syndicate which recently pur.
chased the dramstized version OF tn.
Sorrows OF Satan have been unable to
finu 5 i abba West End theater.
THE TWO BONKEYs.