Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-11
THE ENGLISH REJOICE.
CHRISTMAS TO BE GRANDER THAN USUAL


bnt many of tho rsr,snapers nre nro-
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'esuhs "saiiist tne eNpVlisi "a
the smart set. For the first time, on
the otber hand british manufacturers
80 III =. a',,., ,,.t.i, f.err,,rv IN,
"''' W eOi''pe'e
cheap toys, especially TN solaiers' at
which there is much eNultation.
Tha pr,ncinsi novelties in all the
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s,oies are hio'or o"'s uiiNe" ~ ,'O'
air and American Indian wigwams'big
enough TO contain children in correct
indian co.tur,es
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CHRISTMAS parties are proJecteu on
an unusually festive scale, particular
| ly at Bienbein. where numbers of
,,a,ta,,, ,,ar,o,,,,ars have hoo, on
NaiietS Peii"ii'ieis nave
| gagged.
Old fashioned Christmas sports will
Ina indu,gad in Tho blr schooner
| yacht deeiyned Inv C.orpe T. Watson
| which is huiidiny nj lenderson's
vn,d and which uas s,nnosed Ia he for
| The piinoe Of Wales. is Tor MIR. Charles
| /. Orr t,,yinr Al p for Avrblrrh
| enst and who takes great interest in
| vncbtinr
| There is n controversy over the
| ouestion If oscnr wilde,s reanneor-
ance es N drn,natist monument
r,a1o-.. to ,,ra''a,irc, o., ,,,nd,,na bt,,
| att ,,ia,, MAJ. a thirIy veiied ns,,s-
| DOWN There,,non Tho ST James
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houses must oe cohslueieu eiossu'
as ~" uoes ''Vt s'a ~. t,,ie
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! ,,,i ~, IN lnlerVi ,,y,, pupllaiieu ~ tne
| ~ bl,t a w lue uscla'ss we i'Ilt-
lsh WIZ forgive anythlhs IN the case
Oh one VINO aihusSs theHl
CharIes Dana eiusoh LONDON ap,
| peuts ashohs tne Cnrlstihds DOCKS ana
Is ihuch crlticiseu by thT aftlsts ana
| newspapers Inc Dally News says:
HIS people on Bond street are simply
lhe people on fll.h avenue transferred.
Ihey are never here except as Ameri-
can TOURISTS. HIS hyde Park Cor
ner' is crowded with these American
| invaders, while The First Night is
simply practical joke of the same
| description. His Drawing Room is
conceivable presentation of the
| White House. 1t Is certainly no func-
| ton of buckingham Palace"
Lord Rosebery, at the dinner of Gin
| Crack club at York, on Tuesday.
| advised all those who are contemplate
ing racing to refrain from doing so. as
| 1t is expensive exceedingly. and too
| engrossing for any one having any
| thing else to do.
Louis NJ. Parker's new comedy, The
| Happy Life. which was produced in
the Duke of York's theater last Mon
| day Is likely to be more popular in
| America than in London, for the Amer
leans monopollze the virtue in the
piece, and the vices are allotted to the
English. The comedy is based on an
| improbable motive, It's dialogue is bril-
liant and the setting attractive. which
overshadows it's improbabilities.
Decidedly the most interesting spec
tacle which the English dramatic field
affords this season is the fierce rivalry
| waged by the representatives of Amer
lean managers to secure the successful
English plays for home consumption.
] Every London and provincial dramat-
list or manager who floats a play hav-
ing the signs Of popularity finds him
| self in the position of an auctioneer
receiving the bids of trans Atlantic
competitors.
The two most enterprislng bidders In
| this field are Mr. Lester. English rep
| resentative of Charles Frohmnn, and
A. L. Sutherland. who liz something
of a free lance. Mr.. Lester and Mr.
| Sutherland engaged in an amusing
race to Birmingham last week to at
| tend the first production OF n new
Irish melodrama, Soggarth Aroon.
| Darling PriesD, with view of secur-
| ing ii for America should 1t prove suit
| able. IL is SAID TO ne reminiscent OF
Boucciault in its atmosphere and IN
| questionnbly viii kindlc the enthusi-
assn of Irlshmen. wherefore II should
| appeal to the larger section OF Ameri-
can citizenship of irish descent.
| An American guest IN London is
Sandy Dingwall, VINO came over re-
Gently to secure some I'VE melodranas
for Jacob Lit, ana VINO carries PACK a
| brace OF plays ior the approNai Vi ms
principal. ,,
The Englsh press p aI.iouiaIiE .,ie
dramatic papers; urc pes.oMins ooi-
| slderaple uehuneia'oIN ',5 t .puI,
| VIVA, tneS uic .,st ;, t,,o,.,1,, ~ :,
| frohmans uran,a., -, ,,,aI ~
trusts hrs su"y oS prt,,sh and haro
luue on wy pa,s Sn,ds n ,,,,ch iar.a,.
Where .ne ur1,i't ,1tornst than IL does
pla.e ~, ,nno -er,ai ,povements are
III , nllrui 10 c,orrespondently important
49, 49,, 10 The orronization ~
~" ,i.tricoi trust which the Enrlish
Nil, ,,n,, have discovered. nresages. in
III ~ Contain critics. tho downfall Of
1--we In The New World as an insti-
, ,,t, coreervatiye Of art.
rbcre ls another side to the story
49,, 18th nv Tondon repreaentatives
~ rho American managers. They at
tr,b tn The opposltlon to jealousy of
EngIish promoters because Of the in