Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-23

Drew repaired to his dressing room
''''E"' 'n's"'S'
Cleo De Mcrode has struck n kill
ing frost In New York.
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New York. It has all been planned.
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Iden ~ ,rarn,'i,,I, ne EVIL w the
'"s 'eu''''N "'iue'
Wilton Lackyae has produced his
| fulIv r nt A,I,a,,i r'oS"' Secre' success-
Nine. Marie Tavary, the opera singer,
viii appear in vaudeville in New York
| early THIS month.
Mr.. Frank Daniels produced his new
| opera, "rhe Idols Eye" with success
week before last at Troy, N Y.
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dnes MOI sna,,, ' "a ~ ,r', ,ne P'"S
AZ po,oro,s,,, {, oa,, n,
nj, NJ uuet e"aNl ~ shSuseu on a
=, upVI"' am nus uS'eti,i,heu not
" i''ui' !" Loiiuo" ul''' next year
Thomas w. Keene has n new play
called AN American Emperor" in
which Aaron Burr is the central figure.
Sir Alexander Mackenzie is at work
on some musical numbers for the
dramatization of THE Little Minis
ter"
M ~. A. uu S2uchet mas written the
.lprGt'@ ana muuolpn nrIhs sTa we
KIDD"
.,,,.
Ceilne Chaumoht. VINO is particular.
~ anous as the hrst Cyprlehhe or
)lNorcons, mas permanently reureu
. from the stage TO become teacher Oh
acting
Sarah Bcrnhardt is to add another
masculine role 10 her repertoire, Shc
! nus Just accepted urathu chlle1 me
inuth OF Nero III Whlch she VIII pay
the emperor
Richard Mansfield. who has twice
mt n stnpr form Of "The First Violin
MO rehesrsai and then abandoned the
idea Of acting in the play, Will again
I commence preparations Tor It's ultimate
! production
Cborles coghlon is going to write a
Chinese nlny TO catch the passing
Whine fnr nat etvIe nf drama ne
viii MT % hack 10 Iondon for Beer
hohm TIee's nroduction of Julius
| Cenear" which has now been ar
ranged for next winter.
..rrho pevil,s socr,fice " George Bern
,rd sbo,y'a nc,v NAV produced by
Richard Mansfield. is of the usual puz-
liz, Via Thex nIyynvs saw of that
Ltr5 - .tire tbot IL 10 brilIiontlv VIII
~ onlv neople don't seem to under
s,,an1 a.
Wilson Barrett has MADE arrange
ments WIN Williamson hhu Mus5lIiINe
Imrinr which he viii present "Claud-
ian" "The Sign of the Cross" THE
Manxman," "Ben-my- Chree," 1.-THE
silver King" and Hamlet"
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The dranat,sts OF spun ~ go suiu ~ w
have written seventeen pil!s ~, ~.
duotion thls WINTER ahu thut i nuI,lDtl
Is regarded as lu'sc ei,uu6m ~ 20 r.
! unusual nctlNlty un 'i'J 20 to,,arr,,a, :,
writers 1or tne staBt' ,',I,i ha a cH,,,,
! promises :" Va I ~ - d,ero
u-,,o. ,,u Edna Wallace do after
I ,oo,,ine ne WoIf Homer. She will ac-
cont Sne of several offers Two OF
M, nre Ia star in musical comedy
ond one Is TO go to England Charles
Irrohman stands ready to receive her
| In Tho Empire company, where she won
her sn,Irs. But as her name has be-
come n trade MAJ she may a-stGrring
70.
.,.,, 60 ,,aor,,,
Ine boslonld.s e,, ~ the Last
day of their stay at the Boston thea
ter. II was record breaker Tor the
house as well as for the company.
! This is especially wondertul wheh one
considers the fact that the opera was
| Robin Hood. which has already been
played in Boston during seven con-
secutive seasons.
A, potar ond tho DoIv company
ADA hen"n ",,u os ti'e rr r tour
nave nay ,,nmiIsh proyinces, Miss
I 1I, a ,a,,ishI,, praised for her
I,enan w'S nrtis,ic ,mnersonations.
numerous .d utt'S, ,nnsi rovaIlv in
amu VII ait,, tba D"iy comnony visited.
This week the 0rgahi@uHtlo, ma" l., 'T Tsl
playing at uhe nrahu ort az london
n nG orouds hays been turned away