Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-18
WEEKSLONDON LETTER
Story Of How King George Made Fool Of
Greece.
CHRISTMAS THEATRlcALs IN BRITAIN,
Clement Scott Saws Some Pointed Things
to Wouid-be Actrcsses-Gen-
eral Dramatic Notes.

the manifest advantage of London's
poor. The regular Christmas does not
appear so heartrending as usual. The
shopping streets are bazaar like, the
curbstones being crowded with vendors
of wonderful varieties of marvellous
penny toys.
The court left for Osborne, Isle OF
Wight, at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing where there will be larger Christ
mas parties than usual of the Batten-
burgs, Connaughts, Lornes and Al
bangs, though the festival will be OF
the quietest description, the only en-
tertainments being for the children.
The countess of Warwick expects to
give birth to child in February. Her
youngest is now fourteen years of age.
She is very busy over new scheme to
establish an agricultural training col
lege for women, to educate them in
scientific and commercial dairyinB,
poultry and bee raising preserving OF
fruits, jams, etc. The countess, how
ever. has found time to write a lie OF
Joseph Arch, the labor leader and
president of national agricultural labor
union, who has also been Methodist
preacher and has lectured Tor the
union in all parts of Great Britain
and Canada. In this work the countess
of Warwick, who was better known as
the famous beauty, Lady Brooke, eN-
presses advanced views on Mi. Archs
theory.
,rhc cbriatraa theatricals at Blen-
helm will include two playiets written
for the occasion by Mrs. Malcolm, in
which the duke and duchess Of MARI
borough and Lady Randolph Church
IN viii have narts
Ije,it Robt Peary. u. S. N, and
Mrs peo,v viii ret,irn IN the United
Stotas on hoard the American liner St
pnul which sails today from South
or,nton
irhe crown prince and crown princess
Of Greece otherwise the duke and
duchess of Sparta. Will soon leave
Athens ia he ahsent for n wear
Prince CONSERVATIVE Is suffering from
severe nprvous nrostration. and he and
his wife. the princess Sophia Of
prussin viii 20 to the Riviera and
then 10 GermauV and England
Henry Iabn11rnere is me author of a
sensational article in Truth, the au-
tbority for which is IL well-known
foreign diplomal. The article says:
..Greece was involved in war with
Turkey owing to the endeayor of King
Csorr, ia hl1ff the czar into hllrt-ying
the marriage of Princess Mari, The
car declined to interfere and King
George knowing that Russia was most
DESTROYS that there should be no dis
turbances IN the south OF Europe,
paved with che war purty until IL got
peyond mis- control. me car then
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.he Wofst pecduse lie EnsHsh are ths
least atlstle people III the world ana
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huhior thau any other nation
beins ihteiNieweu on TINS SUBJECT
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on the stase, that ne mas not been cor
rectiy reported, and 1t is not fair to
a religious paper and from moral
standpoint.
Many actresses he continued, lead
noble lives, and the children of ac-
tresses who are forewarned of. the dan
gers seldom go astray.
Christmas pantomines will absorb the
attention and the money of London
theater goers and the theatrical man
| ayers throughout England during the
next fortnight. In London alone there
viii be ffty pantomines staged for the