Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY., MARCH H. 1892

pasha and a Trip To Africa. urges II
To try ccliicrs Dorothy.
#. Daniel f'rawlcy. who will have q
stock company In Washington cnn-
nded TO a reporter that. although San
Francisco was good place u was Just
the least bit provincial and insnuated
that he sighed for q metropolis. 20 de-
cidcd on Washington.
Eddie roy has recovered from the
had effects Of his spraincd ankle. aud
II back In the cast Of Hotel Topsy
Turvy." duplicating his former success
In that lively production. Amelia
sunmorviiie has also Joined the COM
pany, taking Marie Drcsslcr's place.
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Managers lie on beds N roses In Ger
many. Four important German cities
--coiovne. Frankfort kicl and Nurrm-
hcrr-nre about to build new municipal
thrntofs The Frankfort one will cost
about sg5s 600. Of which s1i 900 has been
voluntarily subscribed, aud the rest will
be met by the civic authoriucs.
Tho fnct that ''The Great Ruby"
hir mel0drama. r. success at DAYS
Thcater In New York while Charles "
Hoyt's farce "a Dog In Manager"
was "A failure at washington, ~ re-
rnrded hy many ~ evidence that the
public taste for theatrical entertain
mcnt II changing again hnck to the
older and more solid FORM "' playa
Lillian Russell, Fanny Davenport
julia Mnrlowe. Mary Anderson and other
famous actresses. dead aud alive, nrc
performing In various western cities
NJ ton.to-twcnty prices. " the names
and pictures at the doors ~ small and
temporary shows are tu be- believed.
Tho announcements ~ talent depend
wholly on the mnnngcr'a Hurteaa lu
| getting hold OF OLD posicrr.
/ sarah nernhardt charge only 90 conta
| fnr u stall FOR the poetic reclintiunH
l which she IL giving every afternoon
nt nor new theater In Paris. Years
l ago. when Edwin Forrest was engaged
| by Harvey MacaulcN No. refused
| 10 play until % cent place
/ bad been provided. an The Gruund
that he wanted TO riyo th" pnor q
chance 60 sec his illumination or
Shakespeare.
Charles Frohmnn has devised q novel
Z plan to vet rid 81 the HpprulnturH ~
front Of the Gnrrlck rheatcr IN New
York. \ negro carrying O sign which
reads ri i,.,,, i. o, nuII y, ,h anm %
II stationed ht the entrance to the thea.
| ter. AZ soon ~ he sees any one about
10 purchnao n ticket from one ~ the
! rpccuintnra he walks M To the man
aud faunts the sign IN his face.
paderrwHk n playing FOR the first
time In 81. Petersburg. ana American
| advertising methods arr being cfn-
! niuycd hy his manager. tits nth
| orrapha hang IN the church windows
| lie placed the prices ~ tocketa nj cN-
trenie figures. IIc donated the Zee NJ
!. 600 fuhlea. received Tor his appear.
nnce NJ the Philharmonic concert. "a
the city'H Conservatory N Music. lie
has made a hig success although ON.
tini society did not attend hiH recitnls
owing to the stress laid on his Polish
nationality The critics praised him
highly.
The brief cable that Lydia Thomp-
son, Of the British blondes fame. was
IN actual want. and that hDucnt was
being arranged FOR her last week, has
served 60 open the iiondgatea ~ inter-
| .ating rcminiscencc. n wasn't long axe
that Lydia and her peroxide beauties
were wont 10 ret the neutrality-suspicious.
world on It's ears. Tatterly she has
dropped out Of sight. ana little had
been heard ~ the once famous beauty
FOR some time. Until few months axe
she was acting old womenH parts In th'
London theaterr. aud has retired nov
on account Of bad health. Many ne,
trcssea who subsequently, achieved
fame In very different directions cam,
here nrrt with her troupes % Ho-enlie,
British blondes. Rose coEhlnn was one
Of them and Ada Cavcndlsh another.