Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-12

is to have It's iirst New York production
April II at the Knickcrbocker thcater.
His Last Appearance is the title of
an original comediettn in one act which
w. II. Crane has purchased from a. l..
Lancaster.
Lillian Russell, Nat Goodwin, Mans
field and Sousn's band will he among
the attractions at the American theater
Mt the Paris exposition In 1900.
Way Down East appears to he
worthy successor to the Old Home
stead. 1t is doing fine business AT
the Manhattan theater In New York
Yvette Guilbcrt has met with great
success In Budapest From that city
she sends n denial OF the report that
SHE is soon to appear as the III fated
heroine of LA Dame Aux Camelias.'
I'VE know that you cannot be like
us. but be as like us as you are able to
he" is n portion Of the refrain sung 10y
Dan Daily in the Belle OF New York,
when he appears rs the leader of the
Young Mems Rescue League and
Anti-Cigarette society"
Very soon after the regular per-
formancc Mt the Solodownikow thea
ter. Moscow. where Marie Van Zandt
was playing brilliant engagement. fire
broke out in the auditorium. The stage
was preserved by means of the iron
curtain. Two iremen were killed.
Tho Fortune Teller is the name Of the
opera which Herbert and Smith nre
writing for Alice Nelson. The scene
IL laid In Hungary, and the plot deals
win the Hungarian war of indepen-
dcnce. Miss Nelson is to play the
part of the gypsy fortune teller.
Louis James. Frederick warde and
Nine. Rhea win join forces next sea-
son, and their repertoire will include
Othello, Julius Caesar Much Ado about
Nothing, Hamlet. Macbeth and school
FOR Scandal Their tour Will be con.
fined 10 the principal cities. and Will
begin carly in September.
PATHS REIMBURSEMENT Of the 500 900
left her by Nlculini Is only a piece Of
justice. Nicolini-whose real name
was H!colas-deserted his wife and
Is only doing the right thing. by the
way. the lady may pay us visit. ana
In widows weeds.-Ncw York Tele-
graph.
Little Miss Snda Werthclmer, vio-
| lin prodigy OF the tender age of IL
| years, is to he the star feature in q
series of fifty concerts I'm this country.
| She halls from Toledo. and has been
| studying abroad under Ysaye and other
pearing as splo artist she Will con-
duct an orchestra.
| r. Daniel Frawley. the actor and
theatrical manager, denies that he is
| engaged to Ada Lewis. as was an
| nounced in a dispatch from Washing
! ton, ID. G., yesterday. s. H. Friedlnnd-
err of the Columbia theater received a
telegram from Frawley last night. He
asked Friedlander to deny his reported
/ engagement San Fra ppiaan faI.
a man who considers that he re.
sembles Sir Henry Irving. was fined
| the other day in London, for standing
in the gutter and proclaiming In
lrvingesque tones" Lead on, Macduff.
| lead on I'm the only real and genuine
| Sir Henry Irving" The arrest was
| not due so much to his temerity in
stealing the great trngedian's thunder,
as to the fact that he endangered the
lives of pedestrians by whirling his
| stick as he acclaimed.
The st, Louis Republican SAYS.
| There was a time when Melbourne
| MacDowell held bitter grudge against
Alan Dale for a roast which the
actor thought unjust, and II not that.
at least inexcusably severe Whether
! Mr.. MacDowell laid" for Mr.. Dale to
get even IL not known. but that he was
ready for n mix" with the critic was
demonstrated by a little incident which
| landed him within an inch Of James
Jay Brady's curly hair. The dapper
manager Of the Century theater bears
| somewhat OF n resemblance to Alan
Dale. Mr.. Brady is a permanent
guest of the Planters hotel, and Mr..
| Mcdowell was a transient of the
| same hosiery last week. He ran
! across Mr.. Brady in the rotunda, For
| getting that this was st. Louis and
| not New York, he strobe over to the
| theatrical manager with blood in his
| eye. He was about to assnil him with
| tongue and fist when Jerry Hunt came
| up eNclaiminG; Hello. Brady, what's
your show tonight" Mr.. MncDowell's
| arm dropped. SO he begged to be in
troduced to his enemy's double"