Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
IN THE DRAMATIC WORLD.

between two OF the main business
thoroughfaros Of the city during the
present week. Human intellect is hard
enough to cultivate and Instruct, in
the hands OF the best OF tutors and
this Is the highest class Of intelligence;
hence what amount Of patience and
toll 70 has taken, on the part Of Prof
Gentry, 90 train animals 10 that nne
degree OF perfection which those he
has introduced this year. ls known only
to himself. Tho strain upon him Is
recorded In the fact that his life was
dospaired OF at one time. lately. from
ovcrwork which resulted IN absolute
pi0stntion. but u Is a pleasing fact To-
chronicle. that h. is now ln good
health and In order % avoid a rcpcil-
tion OF his trouble. he has shifted a
large part OF the burden onto some ono
else. The professors dogs, horses and
monkeys do everything almost, except
talk. aud % is wonderful thn dcgr.. %
Intelligence they display There ia an
object lesson ~ grcat importance Go
children In Prof GtntryH animal show.
20 the effect thlt tht Henslliitlcs OF
animals are very keen and de-. rye
more confederation than ~ usually ac-
corded thcm.
~ looks as though We were Co have
another Uncle Toms Cabin aEgrU ru-
zion here. the dates bfiug July iith ana
lsih. ana The rendezvous The Now
Grand thCatrr. a singular thing about
Uncle Toms cabin shows, De- that ,hey
always come during the summer H.l.
son, when Indoor umuscmfut9 uIe %
tribe obnoxious on acc uni Of o..
heat Bui th1 cooling Cnuct ~ Eliza
croHflng The river ON the lCU Hoes Is
sluud O. become aUplr. ut particular
ly aH c1nVaH-h1ck lcUherra are always
used when any are used 90 ALL while
the mention % Uncle Toms Cabin ale
there are great actors who arr aching
for an opportunity To- play Harriet
BaeChcr Stoves famous character
Uncle Tom. Walter Edwards rN-
pressed himself o. the writrr nH being
very dcslrlus ~ doing this character
u lH claimed by faccu1us actors that
this play ls the only one on rrcnr1 that
was not written by mortal hand. %
having been written by Harriet Beech.
or'H Toe tstow).
Metropolitan managers always busy
Themselves during the closed season
engaging companies and leading psos
urut crutrrH when tho season IL ripe.
An eastern paper indicates whore q
good many - the prominent actors and
Actresses win be- located during The
coming season, and na some OF them
may come this way, che article will no
doubt prove Interesting. Here q 10:
olive oliver. who viii 0inclate IN n
leading capacity with the eccentric
Mansfield. unless h. changes hla mind.
is one ~ the tnllcgt au well 90 one of
tho hnudsomcst women on the stage
ans has a particular faculty Tor the
portrayal 81 emotional horoiufa with \
leaning toward intensity. Ida Com
quest, who has been chosen Tor leading
parts with William Gillette. wis Isabel
irylnE'a SUCCESSOR Ia lngrnuc roles with
the Empire stock company. and there
are good many discerning people who
hold 20 the belief that Charles Fruh.
man would have been wise to promote
her 10 the place loft vacant by Viola
Aliens ambition 90 20 a-starring. r.
". Suthsrn has not Yet announced the
play which N IN b. the prominent fca-
turc ~ his repertoire next season. but
| Virginia immcd VIII be his leading la
dy, because her claim on that position
| " the double one " her ability as an
actress ana her marriage 90 sothorn.
stuart Robson has chosen Marie Bur-
roughH. who has not attracted much
.
/ IN The prohlrate. and Katharine Gray
viii have tho pleasure OF the stage
attentions of Charles Cnrhlnn Isabel
/ Irving remains the object of John
Drcw's stage lovc-miklng. Isadore
/ Rush VIII continue 90 ndorn the stage
/ ~ Roland Reels production with hcr
| FOOD looks ana hor gungeoua gowns.
and Mabel iicrt. who In private life
| lH Mrs. Forrest Robinson. will remain
another season with Henry Miller. Nat
/ Goodwin, having Ccmrutgd his claim
| upon The services o. Maxine Elliott by
marriage bonds. VIII probably have the
/ same leading lady FOR the several sea.
sons that his consistency y likely 10 en-
/ dure. Mice ElliottH success II the
| joint product 90 her beauty. which 81
| ~ the placid Kind which onduroth Ions.
and one or the moss active press nffrntH
l known 90 man. This press agent was
/ secured when she was In tho support
| ~ itnna Cnrhlan, and after Miss Elliott
/ Joined tho D1ly company she was kent
[ In tho public Cye ~ continually thaf
/ she has now reached the point whore
| the excellence ~ hcr acting IL Ecn.
orally taken Tor granted. Otis skinner
/ married Maud nurhln while both were
| IN Nine. MndiTHkl'H company. ana she
| has been playing opposite him ever
/ since with the exception N his present
/ special engagement 60 play Kerchivnl
a Missouri glrl. Her father was for
/ a long time tmlnmnater ~ the Wabash
railroad az Moberly and was known
/ 10 the trainmCn. whose movements he
directed, ne "nurh."
A memorial window 20 Edwin Booth
has been placed IN the church NJ the
TRANSPORTATION New York. famous nH
"Thc Little church Around tho Cor
nor" hy members ~ the Players club.
which the great actor endowed. n IN
described na n glowing tribute 20 the
great American actor. The window
the work ~ John In Fargo, whose
every work II a source Of delight 90 ull
lovers of decorative art. Air, Ia
Fargo accorded q Mirror representa-
tive tho privilege Of viewlng the vim
dow NJ his studio, Washington square
It's form o. that or q single lancet
that n 10 say. ~ q Gothic window with
sharply pointed head and without
subdivision by mullions or tpcory The
figure subject ~ evolved from "a dcflgn
made by In Furra many years ago,
hut never utilized before IN public
way a histrlon ~ noble mlen-ilr-
tlnctly resembling Edwin Ho1th- il
represented sitting nnd gazing medta-
lively upon his Thpspllu'H mnHk which
no has Just taken on, The thcmr
Hymhollzes the Old Faylng ~ tho
preacher. "VnnitnH Nnnltatum." the ne
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