Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

octors who have visited SAT-
wv GENTLY. enjoyed their stay more
Lae me veteran. Mr. stoddart. Not
u'D Gas he given a reception by the
'nS Do which surpassed that be-
''-' 5 ,ron the star. but he was made
'-t,lsot of many social attentions
'l' ,.., profoundly touched him. He
'.,t a great deal OF time in visiting
v u ,,,uain,ances and II was as good
oIsy to hear him and David Nc
y.,,E indulge in "reminiscences both
%, into the broadcast sort Of Scotch
,l,.rnor Wells is an old friend and
,.,-Isal associate. and Mr.. Stoddart
u' NJ never played with a better
~ I'm osalnts and Sinners than the
''- ,,,r made. He asked particularly
ram Clawson Knowlton, and was
y, .,,.sd TO learn that she had not long
..o ,olowei the stage as profession
rso Nargelts is another old time
friend ,
,..sbls lseolIecuons Of Charles Dick
y. Who he says, was almost as fine
=, actor as he was an author. He re.
-..h-rs several times to have seen
n ...ns at the head Of crack anna
orsanizaton which also included
nrvas Jarrold, playing in Liverpool
v.,lteslar and other places lie said
~, formed o London company and
Anon went out in the provinces, play
re everywhere to enormous business.
A. st5diart played with Edwin
po,h la this country more than a
hundred nights and was that actors
h,o-te PolQnius in the famous re-
,,sl@ Hamlet ar the WinterGarden
7t.atsr New York He also played
b..'b TO his "Richelicu' during long
mn and be- spoke with the utmost ten
s.rrs,s Of the great actors memory.
what Mr. stoddarts plans will be for
As future IS uncertain. lie has played
hs rsrt Of the minister IN by the
ronnls Brler Bush" for some time. and
mas 60 out az the head Of a company
,rf1. but De says he does not banker
sNsr new roles. and ne might settle
4 Nat In New York should the Oppor-
\ un'y present Itself, In one of his old
parts
The enormous business done by the
Henry Miller Company augurs well Tor
m coming theatrical season. Both
rsf and house We're more than pleased
Vim the results, which overtopped all
Il Nor records made by Mr. Miller in this
. DIV After Damon and Pythias" 90
I D. presented next Wednesday for the
Nnt benefit OF the veteran John S
Lindsay and the Galveston fund, comes
4 The Prince OF the. World new play
On TIE Sign OF the Cross order, by
n Raj Reid and Bertha Belle Westbrook
"A The cast calls for the services Of over
fly people a car load OF special seen
n B. a group OF dancing girls and a
Jlr d untamed lions The stay of the
\ company Is limited 70 one night, the
Ah
NJ LIndsays friends should assemble
n 10 force on the occasion Of his benefit
Il en- Wednesday next Not only will they
n b doing noble service for the fund In
n th Of the sufferers at Galveston. which
\ receives half the proceeds. but they will
H testify their sympathy for the old time
actor, who IL win be remembered, had
Il The misfortune 90 De struck down with
Il he smallpox Just as his company
y started out last year. Damon Is one Of
n Llnisays best delineations, and as the
4 ahalr Is under the auspices OF the local
n X Of P, It's success ought to be assured
IN advance
Members Of both political parties
Il were almost paralysed TO learn on APP
plying at the Theater. that there We're
81 only TWO OF three nights unlocked by
Y iha,r.eal companies IN the entire
n month ot October. Each party claims
70 have booked the night before cleo
Il uon November s. and there Is a very
" pe,y dispute ln prospective over that
Il point M Pyper says they have more
lhan twenty nights booked solid dur
me October so that theater-g0crs viii
e apt 90 have their entire fll The
reason al he Grand opens on Septem-
oef .ith and that house viii also be
h llhning every night In October The
Cay Clement and Stockwell Company,
Llae Foy In "A Night in Town the
sAl LAKE Opera Company and THE
Il Aah ron Mexico with George Boni-
,sgs IN The leading part, are among the
.allhg attractions booked at the Thea