Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03
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much exaggerated.
THE BRADLEY MARTINS.
Mr. snd Mrs. Bradley Martin Of
New York hAvs arrived here and are
ceiviDg plenty Of attention from the
Ii indon newspapers, generally un-
favorable.
One paper sayt: "The Bradley
Martins feel that IT is necessary I, Ave
up to their recent expensive Teputa
tlOn In New York. r yaltieB have
been known to arrive in England with
clean sh!rt In n handbag and one
at,achr; but your moiern republican
millionaire cannot travel without half
o ship load OF servants anu apparel.
From the tone VI the announcement
one might have imagined that 1t Was
The Martina ana not the queen.
lneiles which Is shout to be celebrated.
The most surprising thing 10 uE 10 that
the navy has NOT seut whrsbips to con-
vey this precious cargo"
ATHLETES TREATED ROYALTY.
The members OF the lacrosse team
OF the Crsaent Athletic cluU OF Brook.
Ign, n. Y, have Lesn treated royalty.
They were barquetted at Manchester
Iuu tuht llt
provinces play lacrosse better than
ground 10 very rough.
Korkau, the q rmsn billiard cham
piou at the caIOm games, who Is ON
MS way to- the United States to play
Ives, gave exhibition games this week.
He played Meuuick, who played Car
tor In 1895. The game was $500
car0ms NJ and MRnnicE was allowed
1000. Korkau beat him by 1926. In
second game OF 5000 csr5ms, Mannick
was allowed 5000. Korkau made "a
break OF 595.
THE THEATRES.
Tho fret performance OF tho Kash-
max took place az the Shaftesbury
theater on Tuesday. The plot Is Of the
iightest description, but the music 10
bright and catchy. The costuming Is
superb. All theatsrs have been play
Ing TO light atteudances during the
week.
Tue iun of Richard Ill at the Ly.
ceum terminates next Wednesday.
The theaters will then ba closed, save
for rthesIsals, and Msdsmu Saus
Gene win have Its first represe utRtion
ON the following Saturday. Sir Hem
ry's right to the English production
wnuld have been for cited had the
play not been Presented prior to May
l. Ellen Terry has sufii ciently recov.
cred to return TO town and has been
constant attendant at the TebesrsalP.
The run OF DruTy Lane pantomime
ended las. Saturday. The pantomime
has been the most successful from a
pscuniary point Of view ever staged at
l~..t a.
day, neing considerably over $3.50, 900.
Arthur Pinero has at last entered
into definite Rgrssmeut with Dolly
Carte TO write, In collaboration with
Comyns Carr, the book Of new opera
tor the Savoy theager. The musio
win be- composed by Arthur Sullivan.
Geiie dc Lussan has eigned with
Nj. Grau, and will 70 to America
next season, as we'll as appearing at
Convent Gsrdens the coming June.
The present season will terminate
Madame dc Lussan's connection with
the Carl Rosa opera company. The
artist maue her first London appear.
ance nine years ago "a Carmen during
Sir Augustus Harris first season at
COvent Garden.
Herbert Standing has secured new
comedy by Brandon Thomsp, who has
not written anything since he acquired
fortune from Cbarley's Aunt. In
tho event OF negotiate us for the pro.
duction OF the play the folio wing year.
IL may be seen at the Strand thester
In the course OF the seHeUn.
Julia Arthur 10 temporarily out OF
the Lyceum bill owing to severe
ankle spraiD. 1t ia stated that Miss
Arthur will star In America next
year.