Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

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American rights for nm English transla-
ton have been secured by Mcclure,
Phillips & Co.. and IL win appear here
about September l. Henry Norman,
who Is one of the best experts on the
situation In the lar East has written
an Introduction for the translation.
In order TO meet the necessity for
greater facilities than their present
plant affords r. i. Collier q Son. the
publishers Of Golfers Weekly, have de-
cided To erect D model publishing house.
II VIII be built by the John Jacob Aston
estate on @ plot OF thirteen lots running
through from Little West Twelfth 10
West Thirteenth street, between Wash
lngton street and Ninth avenue. New
York
The September number OF The Critic
contains siY-hundred line humorous
poem boy Edmond Bostand, the author
~ 'CyranO de Bergerac." II Is called
la Journee dune l'recieuse' and is
printed Ia French, with an explanatory
note by Christian Brlnton The same
number win contain the second OF a
series 81 papers boy Andrew Lang. writ
ten exclusively for The Critic. The en-
gazing title of this second paper Is
Omar khayyam as Bore Readers
Of Mr., Lang may know pretty vel
what TO expect from bis hands with
such a subject.
octave Thanet possesses q novel &C.
compllshment rare among writer's. since
writer's as a class are proverhially self
eco 3D. f..F.. adj D.. nh al pa
than they give out. She viii create
and carry on an impromptu CONVERSE
ton between an imaginary company Of
people modifying her voice to represent
the characters and changing the facial
expression In irresistible mmiCry Gre
ating the monolOgue as she speaks Tho
dramatic element Is so strongly deyel-
oped in Miss French that had she not
found her work with the pen. the stage
must surely have claimed her for a
rare Coincidence.
The Macmillan company has IN hand
a fourth edition Of William Stearns
Davis "A Friend of Caesar II Is very
seldom that "a book by an entirely un-
known writer achieves such a success in
SO short a time II h. now well on its
way toward rs tenth thousand. and Is
being dramatlzed by well known play
wright.
London Is TO have a new illustrated
magazine Of a high class. the Publisher
being John Murray and the editor Mr..
NeWbOlt. the poet of 'Admirals AL" II
Is 20 be called the Monthly Review.
and the first number viii appear In
September II win have a permanent
editorial department. which IS some
thing not often seen In English maya
zines. a serial novel original poetry
and literary criticism win enllyen the
new periodical.
The fine edition of Hans Christian
Andersen's Fairy Tales. which has
been In course OF preparation in Den
mark for several years has been turned
into English by an accomplished sch0l-
ar II L. Braekstad This new English
version will soon be published By The
Century company with the Illustrations
prepared for the Danish edition by the
well known artist Hans Ttguier. These
Illustrations have been engraved on
wood.
Mr. Henry James calls his new vol
umc Of short stories The soft Side. 1t
VIII Doe published towards the end Of
Of September by The Macmillan COM
pany. The titles Of the stories are The
Great Good Place. Europe ' Paste
The Real Right Thing THE Great
Condition The Tree Of knowledge"
The Abasement OF the Northmores."
The Given Case" John Delavoy"
THE Third Person Maud Evelyn"
Miss Gunton OF Poughkcepsle."
Mrs. Alice Archer Sewall James IS TO
be represented again this fall IN the lit
erary ana artistic world by a romantic
poem, illustrated by reproductions Of
wash drawings. Ever since Mrs. James
as Alice Archer SeWall attracted atten-
ton by her poetic contributions to the
magazines. some Of which she cleverly
Illustrated, her name had been con-
stantly before the public. The pastel
designs for mural decoration shown AT
the New York Architectural league ex-
hlbition attracted very favorable notice.
as her portraits and pastels exhibited at
different galleries throughout the coun-
Try, and al the Paris Salon this year.
her Portrait Of a Young Girl" was ia
vorably hung. THE Ballad of the
Prince Being a Ballad Of True Love"
90 bear r. n Russelps in,nrint IN, g.,
quaint Old time worse how, tbe rr ~, 80 80
spain won a bride The hook r,iii o,,,
tain only one noom and nn, IN n,o ~ ~
former book Jan O5o ~ Cirt,"N5 -
collection of publlshod wn,t '''' ttrs
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the mednyal sririt ana n Low 80 -. -
entitled "The Wsndsrir5s =, re H''i"
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month bv Tho Nac,n}Iion rr,n'su,u "'Is
was announced som, ll,,t, ,ti1nS, ~
a lively stndv ~ NJ, any J, ,'''c H'o as
studants I'm fo,ao,,s Nh s,',,' Ne soil.e ar'
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moi sunnoseJ a. ~ ,,o.,r,i ~ s'oly ar
have kpo,vr ,n,j,,Irt oi,. az, ~, 'losS VINO
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