Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

Sow York letter dated Tuesday last
.sya. IAN eyes Ia the theatrical world
.,a an the present wcok Up tlh now
.II frs openings have not been ~ "a very
ygu.uai character. but this week the
r.f.bI. events win tread 90 fast ON
each others heels that % makes one
fairly dizzy to contemplate them. Last
NIGHT. Monday. saw John Drew In his
r.. comedy. entitled Tho Tyranny ot
T.-rs did not attend t.. but judg-
lBs by the papers, 1t ~ going TO be- an
enormous hit The same evening Mrs
leslie Carter again revived her "a "a
which. like Tcnnysons Brook, bids fair
CD ro on forever. Tonight Tuesday.
SOC shall have the pleasure Of seeing
Minnie Madden rlalSe Ia Becky Sharp,
% play founded on the immortal Vanity
rfIr. Wednesday nlEht Daniel Ftoh-
man lnuuEurutUH his management or
IN flmuuH Daily thUutvr by introducing
Nr. Euthcrn and Miss Harmed Ia tho
KINGS MuHkotcyrH. Friday nlght joe
which must not Boz confused win
.fIa children uf the Ghetto
ln which Ada Dwyer and blanche Bates
aH. tu appear later saturday hlEht
comes tho greatest opening W them
nU. Henry Miller iu The only Way tho
lfHlt London success, founded ON
n.eE,nF' thrilling novel. "a Tale N Two
l'f'.a" ln order To- give this play r.
.H|uble setting Mt frohmnu has
r.kel people from all HE companies,
b. j. Morgan viii have the duul roles
OF Iunn and Earnest De Fafge. That
fine old actor. =. -, Studdurt, VIII play
Sir Lorry iu which he should shine.
Miss Anglln. who made 70 great "a NV
Iu salt Lake. will be the Mlml, and tho
others 100 the cast viii be Margaret
uaIc. Dan liarkina, George lryiug and
byron Douglass. Al In nll. u iH week
that viii long be- remembered IN dr1-
matte annals. and you VIII not hr SUR
prIagd when j tell you that the little
group OF Salt Lukcr now in Nrw York
thought OF the treat that awaits e.
y. y. n.
Viola Pratt Gillette. who h now with
iiuyt company in Australia. writes
home to her parents nm interesting lot
Ter from Melbourne under date OF july
.iHt. She says that their engagement
has been an enormous success. They
UUeugI ne the Princess Thoatcr and
there WIS not even standing room 90
be- had. The house. she says, IL "a hc1u-
Uul structure about the Hlzn of the
tNlt Alh' AN'N l'lf WIN 'lAHNl NC lut
uifhiuEs. She herself Dr. now doing the
colo work, ana though she does not say
90. her advance Indicates that she has
been FuuCpssful. business was su good
that the stay in the uutlpolos has been
luuEthun0d indefinitely aud the manage.
mHHt mad no idea when the run would
,HI, From Melbourne they Intended
going Co brisbane OF Adelaide, then 90.
turning Tor an engagement BOO Mel
bourne and sydney. and playing ui
Honolulu ON their way back Co San
Francisco. Mrs Gillette speaks in
touching terms ~ the death uf u1cal
G.rlri, tho we'll known comedian uf me
UHUu Uf Sew York company, which
was playing 200 Melbourne Just ahead of
Hayra Ilo contracted pneumonia and
UlHl ~ rapid consumption. Tho Hoy
company gave "a hgnont IN Sydney fnl
DBL wife. who was also "a member ut 90.
Belle uf NUW York company Mrs, GU
Lotto speaks enthusiastically Uf Visit
which they paid to tho United State
Nuuhlp Celtic. whose officers can't
iH body TO the thultDr. She had thl
pleasure uf meeting Lieutenant Mur
ply who "a known 90 fame uH one u
tHa aHyeu men who accompanied Hob
f"u uu hlH daring venture, lu hluNlui
up the MefrImuc. Lieutenant Murphl
NaH The only man wounded when th
NUrf|mUc blew M, he was thrown
considerable distance In the air, and n
Do came down be- struck on one Of ~
chains NJ the shin, inillctinE ghostl'
wound in hls side, When the men Wvr
taken prisoners. the spanlards tried q
frco Murphy 90 march ton miles wiz
BIZ terrible wound. HIS narration OF HI
experience. Mrs. gillette says, was ON
o. tho most thrilling rccitala she eve
listened 10.
on her way homo Mrs. Gillette cS