Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

.t.ne In dcCurous statchhehA IN thtli
s.n1.oms eauipages. for be II known
a.. London season was at it, height;
y. .rgls,s procession OF Brltaln's blu-
=, MOOD was passing In review like the
srsr.ehanging pattern OF the kaieido-
..,ps one and all clad In supcrclllous
.,,rs and an eye glass. the promenai
~ not the kaleidoscope. Of course.
~, that It IL Intended to infer that
,bslr sole attire consisted In the above
Questionable wea,her-proof articles OF
,pparel. for the contrary creations by
worthy Madame Louise and other well
known society upholH,erers were on
80 an All sides. but anyone who has
encountered the average aristocrat IN
nj. native lair. or Tor that matter the
wide world over. Is painfully conscious
~ tho aforesaid supcrcllious stare TO
N. inter- disregard Of further detail
Tom-in parenihosir-Tom. IKE the
writer was another member OF that
nssle little band Of defenders OF the
f.ith stationed In London In the region
Of that aesthetic and salubrious quar-
=. t,oV.n as "Morrie Ellington" his
vi. ismsnt being that he could not
nr'.eh sermon OF hand with the
same degree ~ abandon az that WIN
vbieh he could bestrIde The gay ana
fsstiye cavure OF tha good old utahnlnn
rtre hrush-waa taking In the sights
~ N,sre an sxprassi1n % counicnance
similar 10 that INDUCED In BY some en-.
thuslnetlc venerable ilu-u.au.s
entornniogist who has Just discovered
a now bug and 10 watching u KICK ana
perform he presentations. THIS was
an cyo-1ptner 20 Tom.
but I say" he querled, where nrc
All the Children" Hess his honest old
heart. Explanations followed. children
were considered low. only poor people
had children. or at least were supposed
30 to DO; OF course society had thrin.
too. but they were evidently looked
upon as being detrimental TO tho full
and uninterrupted participation In so
cIal functions Children were never
IN evidence IN the Park dress
parade to any marked dcgrcci
they were trottcd out Instead
IN the morning. attended by
their nurae-maida. clad In spotless
white. with bonnct.s,rings OF the same
color, their rcapestlvo mothers prefer
painting. oycrfcd. dyapcptlc poodle To
lsurp their riEhtful place upon the
cushions " the family landau"
Tom scratched his head. looked wiser.
II possible than heretofore. eNpector-
iied and In hla sinful. vulgar way cx-
claimed; Rats. let's get out Of here
ird dive into some back alley that
'ist uwarms with kids" That IL how
I came about that We visited sadler's
Wells Theatcr.
We had seen society In the Yves,
aihcr ~ much " Il "a a mere PILLS
Inc could ever expect or hope TO
espeotfuily view from Without the
ale; now We would see whether or not
he other extreme OF society, "the
lrcat unwashnd' took their pleasures
IA sadly 40 did their bettera.
Everybody In London knows Sad
cr's Wells Thcaier. situated on Rose
'ery avenue. Clerkenwell. In the good
ia days. when Dolly Warden Of Dick
MS narnaby Ridge fame. used 10 re-
' hg hesa' OF a" n. the al.,sgi sy
With her bright smile and saucy dim
sca there were green fields In the
iclnliy Of the famous Angel Inn OF
nllngt1n. Prosperous city merchants
Mad their homes In the immediate dis
flrt, afilucncn and rOHpectAblllty
'eirncd predominant. The most famous
sectors of London subsequently used 20
lnifance fashionable audiences IN the
Men suburban theater OF sadlcr'a
Alas how have the mighty fallen,
fhi heater SIN stands 90 DO a great
many Of the noble residences OF the de-
nntd city magnates. hut no longer 40
: 0afrlck and slddons tread tho
boards no longer do the link boys OF
nose nara Drinking old eastern mer-
lhania gNilnfuiHh thcir torches In the
ga iun auunfrs beside the portal OF
iheir manicr'a residences: the famous
'heaier u nov a second cousin 10 what |
y automatically termed In the modern |
ltahyloh' "a penny gan" The man
SONS aud terraces that still stand are
y W h1ihlng more or less IN the ma
lNfi'y or cases, than noisy, oyerorOwdod |
human warrsns with three or four
iamillgn and attendant grinnlng child. |
I.h. whose name u legion, to each floor |
" = single dwelling house,
ssal'i = wells ThCAter can hardly be /
.ald 10 De situated on an arlstocrallc |
.hotoughfafe, While seeking The en-
Iahee. you may. II you are short
.thltl, iall over fruit stan or two.
.hghlt with d collection " second |
niha, rusty non bedateads that are ex-
49,. $500 ior SAFE In the streets by the
I, tepeFh who conduct at the best,
lfteafilus livelihood In the lmmedIate
.lelnily The theater itself presents 10 |
VIZ tle dllapltated exterior. II IN
...t altrr the simple but unObtruslye
~. ot architecture commonly known
we dfy-guods packing case pat
"a, Tour straight brick walls pune
,,sslsl hefr aud there by a stray window /
n. h,ans ~ a nleksring yellow gas
,1N revealing a dismal attempt at
60. ,nlPped portlco before the ear
VS. entrance.
a.. s'as o'clock. the time for commenc.
49, she second house" had already
~ when Tom and pulled up out
Az. metropolis temple Of Thcsplai
s.-.st strains were Issuing from the In.
\ ,.ilor IN which bass drum and a
t ~. Trombone took u prominent
80 porlly individual stood at the
css,is- uahcg; he wore In the precise
nv, 70 DO plrOdoNlcal, OF an acre
~ y leaa OF Immaculate shirt bosom
~ W. most perfect specimens OF
H., sAn'euttera art as l have ever
en- privileged 10 encounter. The
n 49, News"is apparently recognize
~ 'staq9n--another international cour-
,lrdi demonstrates Johnny Bulls
,1erV alulude-for In few minutes
Nv, ploduclng our pasteboard we
IA. wheftd Into stage book by a
Ier,,St with a most fearful and won
Il oranial integument IN the form
IN huge greasy bob as big as a foo..
~ N ihe back OF her head.
b., pui on airs until we learned thai
m. s5HiH price OF the stage box WAS
We time" " - " vulgar Two
,,1,s. plaw was In full swing and o.
,ncS .hefe was trouble brewing. 81
an. ,, lhat the flrst words that greet
srlS W. we're stand back our-r-rso