Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

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., the Pudd'nhead Wilson
. 'D brings many memories with
"a and pleasant. IT brings to
' " =, Il The years of struggle which .l,l,l
!, frank Mayo underwent after
crockett wore itself out. Sea-
~ ,,ason he fought with the tide
@,cess, but the name ' Of Frank ra.I.s
~.s becoming a memory only,
4. ). read Mary Twain,s novel ',l.,' Of
$500 wilson, and was struck
action that it possessed the ele-
~ successful play. He went to
p'r a at once and evolved the
' ~ dramatlzatlon which he
IN out in New York. with with. himself i'm self
" ..ntral figure, 1t was uphill
ssma long time, but finally he con-
and all the eastern cities pros
y, ,Ssmselyes at his feet. He was In
,.,sht OF success when he came TO
AXE, and his great season here Is
m remembered. After his clos
,,ht he complained of feeling un,
ND said to the writer Of this that
orly a passing ailment and ne
-
Master It. A week later came the
I,ls death in Omaha. The play
esu taken up by his son. EDWIN
,ho had fortunately enjoyed the
.-srIty Of seeing his fathers care
,.hearsals Of 1t, and en-
as much OF his ia
n, id time company as possible,
,,rsd out on the road. His sue
,,o. has been phenomenal Be
!, Ms second visit here, (the third
\, tlay) and that in the week Just
,.s ., the holidays, usually one of
|. worst in the dramatic season. of
~ he could not expect the old
|,,rr, Of prosperity but the result Of
,,,ept visit will rank as more than
b nights rendition went before
\ sized audience, and one that
~ to enjoy the play thoroughly
/, vsyo himself, was hardly In his
hm. being evidently on the verge
another cold and several
49, interrupted his acting
,.saslly The one star OF
I. company, who always shines
:. steady light and never glimmers,
N Csmpeau. His delineatton of the
clrsry Tom is almost a master
NJ M. McKeys Sheriff Blake is a
-suIon creation to that Of the first
~ seen here in that part, Newton
ecsl and higher praise than that
ycKey could not desire. Mrs.
nj, Roxy too is full OF fire and
N. and while, perhaps, she does
mart to IL the typical negro
,ntiehs,lcs that Ada Dwyer gave
n role. she is certainly excellent.
n ay features Of the entire presen-
"a ior which entire praise cannot
shisred Is the dressing OF the two
"a pndd nhead's sister and niece.
~ We all know that hoped skirts
y, be fashion in those days, still II
i 4 doubted n they ever went TO
CoiesQue extreme that each OF
y Ades adopts, Certinly their pre-
kss0r In the same parts here did
link II necessary TO so render
Is
Nights performance viii close the
Ake engagement and as the COM
y viii have q rest OF a week be-
appearing In Leadville. they have
lassi 10 spend the time between now
Christmas In this city.
'A The compliments OF Mr.. Charles
sran, manager OF Maude Adams,
fanatic editor OF the News has
Me- most beautiful volume en-
y haude Adams Acting Edition OF
b. and juliet. IL comprises ITO
NJ Illustrated throughout, with the
i-e Of Maude Adams as Juliet and
nyersham as Romeo, win ali the
Z business as adopted in last sum
Y rendition. The work is beautl-
lolleh up In high art style, and
Urn a charming souvenir OF one
Y greatest successes achieved by
eai Lake girl.
NNtw Grand will be the only thea
z town open next week, ex-
% Tuesday night; the popu-
stedish dialect comedy drama,
ionson," returns for three nights
Wednesday, matinee, opening Mon
aeaing, coming here direct from
'"asssiul engagement In San Fran
d Which place It played TO capa-
y every performance. The COM
he same as was seen here a
"tt month ago, being headed
~ Arthur Donaldson, who will
g seen In the title role. The
ynaFaeters will be played by An
AH Berleln, Grace Hazard. Bea-
norman, Daisy GrOgan, Il. Guy
go Harry Hubbard, Clinton
90, =. j. Mack, and the original
Hmahs quartet, who win intro
number Of new selections. In
~ donaldson will be heard in his
Shg My Jennie Dear" one
IN which he will sing In the
~ language The story is well
Y MS time. this being the third
80 within a year. lyon Yonson"
80, 80 VIII be given handsome seem
,;sYneht and no doubt all his old
"Hn come out to welcome him.
.sa.my IS the cast OF "The Weaker
% Play which the University
&C club will render at the The
tuesday evening next. The
N. W the noted author Plnero,
1,s nislres a literary treat, and the
Wu,h1 IS under the direction Of
AZ Babcock. which guaran-
y, n1sdul Presentation.
y ~ e.-l'lsham.. Mr.. Roscoe Grover
~ hptrott Mr.. Geo. s. Gibbs
~ s sl ~ P. Mr.. Chester W.Ames
IN. SUCCESSOR Mr.. S. l.. Richards
A.; e. .,...,. Mr.. Theo. Best
Tsey Hin Mr., lie Roy Sanders
~, Sreen Mr.. Frank Barnes
~ Vervant al Ford Gilling-
K, cs1' .. MIR. Arthur Yelling
\, IIisa,,lheham Miss Nellie Boyer
n TTg.fIu Miss Katherine Butler
~ 'nnuh' Miss Slegrfieda r. Barnum
~eF daughteD...e ....
I n. ~ Miss Blanche Thomas
!, ssaisy HillMiss Lucille Hewett
'"-C newton. e. e. .. 49,.