Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28

1 WI LNah' a,iL ~ N'l1'Nhihsi
lusions are marvellous and something
never seen here before. The nrst per
farmance Will be given tonight and she
last of she engagement tomorrow oven
Ina.
ole Olson will open three MI ht'a
enEagcmcnt AZ the Grand ems evening.
with matinee on wednesday aMcr-
noon. ~ ilcnry's mlnsiria will nll IN
the balance u she week.
urcie Toms cabin. under the dltec-
tton vi Davis and HUSKY, vii upprar
AZ the Thcater on Friday ana Saturday
, and saturday matinee. ths week.
one by one the veteran actors " half
cou,ury are byirE Ea;hrred g their
fathers und the latest i.ck ~ the f"l"-
graph tells OF the pasainr " She vop-
cradle Char. W. couiiock, 90 she great
beyond. Cuuidock pW IN " years upeA
This mundan. sphcru aDd his llfc has
been moe, active ard crowned with
r-any successes. Ile was particularly
known ~ many pc1plr IN this city. who
remember his appearance with the
stock company. ~ ne early days OF the
sab Lake Thtatrrs lie wus'hns VI the
great hiyurker IN fhls section then ana
x was during one VI his engagements
here that his daughter died and was
buried IN shr clay oemc.ery. since shat
time salt lake has always pJrrtas-d
an interesting though sad charm for
him. The HOME Dramatic club revived
iilzei Kirk ~ $3.50 and nothing would
da bu, Cuuniock should be brought
here 20 play fhc rlri % Dunstan klrke
.Nkh Edith Clawaon knowhrn ~ lin-
zel \ Tremendous success was record.
I'd and Cduldock received hnstlnssd
praise Ills punsian kisisc vas and
j. Considered thr best ever given VI this
rule. A eh11't time arp he WAS uccoFivd
ulson the street. IN an eastern city by
al old friend with she remark THAI ugc
seemed 90 cue ~ ngurv with him. ~
which he roliisd 10 a whisper AMI with
a si.nncant wink, Nhl ola father
Time has overlooked us." hut no Surh
mistake was made by She grim reaper;
ne simply left him for another call ana
I1lhly tho veteran actor " numbered
Nah the grpas majority The dispatch
ann0uurlng h.s death Il as follows
Sew York. Nov.N. Charles W. cau--
dock. the actor. died tonight at his
home In this city. after ~ short llluoaa.
frlm dropry. Mr.. cnuld0ck WIS strick-
en- on November ard, with what was
ghough % be Indigestion. hut after
diagnosed dunsy, on November aint.
his condition became critical, and rlncs
them even though he had several slight !
rallies. death WaE expected. HIS son, |
3. Y. couldock, u travelling salesmaN
survives hun.
Charles ". Couldock was born April |
20 1916. at Lone Acre, London. lie |
made his fri appearance aa an actor ]
at the aFe - n, peraonatins Othelil,
at benert performance At Sadlsr |
wells's shsater London. f0r which he /
purchased ci0 worth ~ tickets 20 dis |
tribute among his friends. lie was |
pearanee." ana was applaudcd raptur- |
hufly by Ills clique. Afterwards. de- |
string 30 ADOPT the stage as a pr0fes-
sion. after struggle he rot into "a
stock company al Farnhlm, Surrey.
After four mou'hs he left the sroupc
and played leading parts. Subsequent
". he Joined the shakeapear.an club.
which gave performances at the 81 /
James. Drury lane ana other London
theaters.
couliock here essayed IaFo 60 Her
bert Grcgury'a OthgilO. Amhony 10 his
shylock. and HIoispur 90 his Falstan,
meeting with more or less success.
In 1874 he Joined the Edinbnrg ehra-
ler company, the same year NJ Lester
and william bavise became
members, OF that Organization. lie
played winter aud summer season
PNf Anderson'a forces ~ glasgow, In
W. weeks the iheaier was burned and
~ secured the pnRtbn OF Leading man
a. she Royal theater. playing hrst sir
Cues overreach' lie remained with the
Royal Tor four yoara, and during thIt
time acted with Macready Camden.
hon, keane, Mime Vesims, Charlptte
Cushmin and others.
on September rs. 1888. Mr. Couldock
arrived In shls clty ON the stsarer
America, n member nf Charsa,te Cush.
mans company. and opened al ,he Old
Broadway ihca,er. lie supported her
throughout he season In an the prom.
lrrTi cities u thla c0unfry, andswhen
Charlotte Cushman returned 90 Europe
h. become leading man az Walnut
Street thelter Philadelphia. since ghen
he has been prominently idcnllfed Win
the Amr.can stage, playing with Laura
Keen, jefferson, Sltheru and others.
Mr. C0ull1ck re- best known a. Dun
stan Klrke m Hazel Nirke, which part
he had played over 1000 times.