Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

san Francisco Aug. 2, l't's
es,cili Correspondence.
Tho little Utah colony which has taxi
On up "a temporary abode In San Fran
ss.o. last niaht decided 10 let the vol-
gs,asrs rcposc IN peace and 10 mako
round Of the long neglected thcatcru,
We had some discussion az FIRST as 20
vtar. we should 20. such a big bill Of
fare being spread out that II wns din
,Bu 90 choose. one had seen Henry
Miller In Heartscasc In Salt Lake. an
stbsr wanted to walt tili Thursday TO
BE-. him Try Hamlet another had
weakness for blanche Bates. and still
another wanted to visit the Tirrol.
where that home Of light opera has
started out a grand opera season with
several Imported stars In Aida. hut
Miller tflumphcd. as he always does
,hsrr ladies arr concerned. and the
fair fcx heavily prcpondcratcd In our
marty. So to the Columbia We all went.
and Joined the very swell audience
thsro-tour Salt Lake boys should sec
how the full dress suits turn out here
in honor u Henry In applauding MIL
i,r In his favoritc role of Eric Temple
he young composer In iicartHease; you
all remember the play, and especially
that divine scene IN the foyer of the
or. "a house where the composer on hla
way through the hall hears the familiar
strains NJ hts own opera which hud
been stolen from him by his rival.
HdWays thought Henry Miller Just
there dld as pretty bit OF acting ns
ans { ever Witnessed at his hands, and
be hasn't forgotten n whit nor "a trick
90 the old methods that used 10 set us
nu 10 puiaatinr. Although the piece
has been going FOR eight or ten NIGHTS
in San Francisco, the crowds ana the
applause were ns big and as hearty ne
Every one n talking u Millcra Hamlet.
which is TO be- done Thursday, and
there u almost uH great curiosity 20 see
little Anglin essay the rule Of Ophclin;
this young lady has made un enormous
AIT here. IN fact she u quite the rage.
and everyone thinks she IL the coming
American actress. There seems TO De
no truth Ia the report that Edward j..
Morgan left the Miller company be-
cause Of "a Misunderstanding with the
star tie was simply engaged for two
weeks. and when his engagement end
ed he returned TO the East.
called on Mr.. Miller during the per-
about his midsummer engagement IN
Salt Lake. To my surprise he said that
much as he regretted II. he was In
doubt about being able 10 an the en-
gagcment there. Mr.. Frohman had
wired him To rush back 60 New YORK
&, hegin work on The only Way" the
successful London dramatization u
pickcus' Tale OF Two Cities" IN which
Dc plays sidney Carton, ana IN which
Morgan also plays part.
salt Lake la well represented here
SUIT az upresent While the gentlemen
devote themselves To- the Preside ne
ladies are seen hitting about the big
stores hy day and the places OF amusc-
mont by night. Mrs VIII CluWHnn.
Mrs, r. W. Young, Mrs Burton. Mrs.
Cummings Mrs. \. A. Grant. Mrs.
Enerhock and daughter. Mrs Nell
ON and some others have been cncoun-
tered, while Frank W, Jennings, Lieut.,
Grow. Gen. Burton, ana WIN Clawson
'wup on as escorts. y. Y y.
o. s.-Hlnnchc Bates. 20 the papers
uy thlF morning. has again captured
San Francisco IN Helen bnuvrny'H "onC
~ Our Girls" Augustus Cook. who you
remember played Napoleon In the Salt
Lake production Of Sans Gene, aud who
4 tho former husband Of Madge Carr
Took ~ also highly praised. but Mr.
ltuNIHN'H work as The young irishmnn
{ slll 90 have been about the most un-
IRISH portrayal that the San Francisco
Stage ever saw.
Manager Piper was asked n he had
beard uf the report referred 10 IN the
above letter. that Mr., Miller would not
ON hla salt Lake engagement. lie an-
Harcl that he had just had a letter
nom Mr. Gottlob. manager Of tn,
Columbia. stating that Mr.. Miller had
brn summoned back TO New York
all haste By Mr.. Frohman. ana that
might be necessary for him to cancel
we salt Lake dates; however. no had
NHrd Tor positive instructions and
Will Know definitely In few days
~ sallair the business with the dog,
nkey and buhoun attraction has
l'rn NJ satisfactory that the manage
g1i VIII continue II another week.
Ialay, August nth, ending the en-
et'mrni, the show II one Of the most
Entertaining of H. kind ever seen IN
W ely, Prof. MoCarts reputation as
iFaiuer e dogs. cats and monkeys u
.-l Justified BY the exhibition he
axes at saltnir; hlu company was q
l,alufH N the nlrnum and Bailey
~. ln ENGLAND for fifteen monthsi
'A'r on account u IN health.
wednesday,. August 10th. will be IN,
gay and saitair the place. OF a big
4h'y terpschorean event. com,
sln'd with childrcn's tlrmeas
~ managers are Messrs. Loci
~ Huofel ana their experience ir
W., carnival line should insur,
success. Among the features will be
yIn"4frn's cake walk In the afternoon
we evening there will be % CRANE
sN1Iaeler ball commencing with an oil,
aWuhgl cake walk by ten colorct
AnS followed by another cake wall
when nttecn white couples hay,
,,'.tl' The dancing finale VIII be
-NNol ana fancy dance by ElXteci
Mug ladies' " this city. and grant
Nhe drlu' Will conclude tho whole
"' bands Will be In attendance an,
,alfh train service will be adver
~ ~ the day, ben Turpln and wife
herly champion cOlored team o
4, 80 walkers In Illinois. now resldinl
osdtn, are among the conteatantA
,hHiholomew'H clever equine nttrac
", WIN be continued an OF next weel
ne LAGOON, 4 prominent mninl
nt SAT- Lake who visited IN
o'ae snow the other day upon inqulr
plnl That this was the same Prof
ii,slpolomew who formerly lived 4
nnpie' Utah, said. well, ! though
Mueh' for when | was down In tina