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

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ruEATIR GOssIr.
Janet waldorf h In japan giving
scenes from shakospoarlan plays
Joseph Hatton's novel. "The Dagger
and the Cross" Is being dramatlzcd for
Robert Mnntcli.
Mr.. and Mrs. clay Clement are on
joylng the visit OF the salt Lake COM
tingcnt 10 San francisco as they have
several warm friends In the delegation,
notably Mr. burton. former manager
OF the salt Lake Thcater
James NJ. Colvlllc viii play John
Storm In the special The Christian
Company In which File Ellslor VIII hp-
pear us Glory Quaylc. This company
Will open ~ season In bridgeport
Conn. sept. II. and reach Salt Lake
during the winter
Fate has given the wheel Of destiny
another cnpticlous twist, and while tho
ashes ~ Auguatln DAILY are hardly cold
and his brother Daniel. become tho
managers NJ that temple which Daly
reared TO ThoHplH aud made famous
round the world " thcatrieals'
Richard Mansfield will discard ICY
rnno dc BerHernc" next season, for the
reason that h. wants 10 play more Than
one part. and he cannot do Cytnno Ia a
repertoire. u being too expensive To
carry The piece demanded the services
Of ninety or n hundred people. His
other plays can be- done with fifteen or
twenty.
Clement Scott. the English critic.
writes thus cVtravngnntly - Henry
Irviug'H "RobcHpiCrrr3 Il have been
a play g0cr, man and boy, Tor over hfty
years. and 1 say never have seen on
any stage IN this world anything 20
/ equal this vivid. pulsntlng, naionlsh-
ncvcrl'
John Drew. who has been on q visit
10 Germany. has returned 10 London
and viii remain there until the
last OF August when ,he
next appearance win be nj the Empire
thontcr. New York. In Iladdnn cham
/ bers' play. "The Tyranny Of Tears
Mr.. Drew II having play written Tor
him. and hopes 10 appear In Il In Lon
don In the coming winter.
Mr.. Il. H. sothcrn will be the attruc-
/ ton to open Days Thentor the coming
/ season, since it has passed into the
| hands OF the Frohmans. He viii be
| supported by his talented wife. Nltglnln
Harmed. and viii play THE Kings
Muskotcer," later presenting Haupt-
/ mans THE sunkcn iieli." II Nv thought
| that sothcrn cannot only draw his old
| Lyccum admirers TO Days, but can re-
| tain the CllCutngc Of that playhouse
which the late Auguatin DAILY was years
establishing.
Mr.. william Gillette has completed
his now play, sherlock Holmes" and
| turned tho manuscript over 10 Mr
! Charles frohmun, who lH now engaged
selecting the cast Miss Katherine
! Florence, Miss Judith Brruldo ana Mr.
Ralph DclmOrc have already been en-
gagged for leading roles. There aro g
The sub-tl Of the play n interesting
and drscriptlvc-"h being" Il reads, 20
hitherto unpublished episode In th'
| career % the great detective and show
Ing his connection with the strange cast
! uf Miss Faulkner" 80 Il IN not Co b,
| decentralization OF one u Or. Conan
| Doylc'a famous stories but an Originn
| play founded on hluta drawn from
some of those imaginative tales.
MIR. Frohmnn Intends 20 produce th'
play FIRST In Washington, on october -
taking u TO New York for a run nj th'
Garrlck theater two weeks later.
George c. Tyler. the executive head
Of the theatrical firm VI Lleblnr a co.
has completed an arrangement viii
Marion Crawford 60 write "A play ful
Viola Allen TO be produced In New
York In the fall OF next year Mr.. Tylci
went 10 Europe three weeks ago. ant
met Miss Allen and her mother, Mrs
G. Leslie Allen. In London. These la
dies accompanied Mr. Tyler 20 Mr.
Crawford's home. Santagnellu, sorren'
60, near Naples, Italy whore the deu
was completed on Monday. Mr.. lylel
had been Ia correspondence with Mr.
| Crawford for six months In reference Il
the matter. and went to Europe eN
pressly 10 conHummate the contract
The play win probably. be called IL
| old Madrid" The locale OF the story
will be IN this Spanish city, time, 1870
The drama viii be founded on new
story By AIR. Crawford. the publication
OF which will be begun Ia serial form u
London next January. AZ the SAINT
time u will be printed IN prominent
| magazine IN this country. The ar
! rnnrement win result IN substantial
benefit 10 both Mr. Crawford and Mis-
| Allen, the story creating pro-intcrest n
tho coming play the announcement o
lta production In dramatic form also at
tracing special attention 70 the story
! MIR. Crawford was very anxious 10 NEE
Miss Allen that he might have the op
portunity 10 talk with her ana 10 stud'
her personality as an aid 10 him In thu
| creation OF the heroine OF the stor'
and the dramatic character Into which
this parsonage Will subsequently b.
changed This IN the first instanc
where d story has been written viii
the personality OF an actress In mind hl
tho author with view 10 It's suhsc
quent production In dramatic form.
MUSIC NOTES.
Geo. H. Lnsk's eloquent feature
benmed forth from the pages OF N
San Francisco Music and Drama las