Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17

y 40 the future tnan she ""S
tr N''.' nost two seasons In the
ErHs !, .'i her theatrical attractionsY"
cIlp w. :, the question recently pro-
i'h W. bv representative OF the
a,a "a Mr.. An Hayman at his once
sew ,rnlre Theater in New YORK
10y |. me great metropolis is IN 50
~ e, Hayman. Years ago. wheh
~ : Al. Hayman, had 50 many
y ny interests In San Francisco,
c''' s.o every great success brought
~ "a S,v York was certain to be sent
" = ne continent, Mr.. All Hayman
.s 4, man chosen to go in advance OF
,r,oanies and salt Lake knew MN
49, ,.,r ne The representative OF such
VI "" ~rhe Wife" THE Charity
~ 'n,sn and Women" and attrac-
~ similar grade. On the trans
IN, Hayman interests to the East
NH down to a desk In the Empire
,,,, where he limits his energies to
...,liss the out Of town tours OF sueh
a, Frohman's companies as John
uaude Adams, Henry Miller
~. y, r.sle Carter and w. II. Gillette,
-. in the closest touch with each
~, examinations whether II Is play
IN Jersey City New Orleans or
es,,o and by turning TO a big route
~ an his desk he can tell at a glance
w, any one Of his attractions was
n,,.d on the previous night and the
-, sollsr of It's receipts. He Is In
\. an. Of Mr.. Frohman's ablest cap
III, and besides does an enormous
,-,Bs, Of press work for the New York
sH.. IN the interests Of the several
TAnan theaters.
N Hayman pondered a moment over
A. syews mans inquiry, and then
IA. 4 wish / could say something
80 hopeful to you than ! am able
!, hi che truth is that We think much
~, now Of sending our New York
,ses,es east than west We have a
e,ttr in London and you know what a
ls,;cn success means. Take for in
,,,s Ms. Leslie Carriers "Zaza' COM
uy. There are forty people in II and
su were 10 send II to San Francisco,
would cost on an average Of $40
lad for the round trip. for railroad
Ia alone, with the chance OF only
living In two cities after leaving Chi
al namely, Denver and Salt Lake.
4. can take this same company 10
lraon for less than half of $40 q
IA and get their food and lodgings
ersn In en- route, and II a London
Engsment Is a success the run Is un-
t.ei You can see the disadvantage
sWest Is under In this respect, The
IFS exhausting to the people, par
1larly the ladies', and the financial
qsdon turns the scale. / do not
zAn that the western tours Will be
lN.4oned altogether by Mr.. Froh-
Ia The San Francisco people make
w rood offers TO stars like Henry
III John Drew and Mr.. Frohman's
a1psny which plays Because She
Lati Him SO" a comedy In which MIR.
lo.sn and Annie Irish appear. They
n. g out this spring or summer, and
GmgIse call at Salt Lake. but / doubt
taahtr Gillette, Mrs. Carter or Maude
A.ins will 10 so. 1t is a cold matter
business, you are aware, and We
lave 10 go where there are the most
t.in 10 gather
NANCE O'NEIHs FIGURES.
III, Hayman added that II might be
ns Henry Miller would I'll an entire
week IN Salt Lake coming or going 10
d coast The figures Of the Nance
vAs engagement had been read In
M East with establishment, and Mr..
Allf was anxious to see what his
company could do for a week with a
ishty change of bill. rendering
hssilsease," The Liars" and his
lev play, THE only Way" and one or
Ne eIhsrs which he has In his roper
we. SUI no decision had been
isaehtd as yet. John Drew would rem
1d oaly one play here, The Tyranny
g Tears" Because She Loved Him
would put In one or two nights and
utlAan Thompson, who was already
"a lhs coast, would be billed for three
Nights In Salt Lake.
GlLLETTEs ODDITIES.
NJ. Hayman is a close friends OF the
uillN' writer and actor, w. II. Gil
Eve, ana he described In an interesting
MANNER how that erratlc genius wrote
~ pays He said the various acts Of
SsIeL Service were jotted down on
~ " paper or on his cuffs, just as
~ iaea happened TO strike him. and
sA' after he had gotten all his notes
sss.Hei he often ran into Mr.. Hay
So once aud asked for the loan Of
. !. '-uy typewriter long enough TO die
S w scene or an act.
49,. a, saI down there at that table"
~ AZ hayman with laugh, and
is., w aus notes 10 my typewriter, and
, .'us thought when heard what he
-, 1vlng lhat ! was listening TO what
49, wslsned 10 be one Of the most bril-.
"s'Aaue successes OF our time"
VIZ, wave In New York, the representa-
a., a. 'ne News spent an interesting
r,iHvon locating old dramatic and
l ~. friends with whose names Salt
~ 49, very familiar. MIR. and Mrs.
49, .'aton live in cosy style on Lex
so. svh avenue. Bob sings two songs
h. AZ every Sunday afternoon dur
Bs,ol NY Aofmon Church services at
Y,,sa.s,n and at night he Is soloist In a
az Hl church which pays him a
i'm ~. =, ne Is studying hard, but finds
Co.. sing al various receptions and
49, and had just been admitted a
E 49, VI the Bankers Glee club.
~. pougall, who is studying music,
so.ss congregational singing each
Tr., s afternoon in the Mormon ser
t.s',, Il, 5. krouse. our old time
beittn makes his headquarters al the
sI,,, ,nsater where he is rehearslng an
Er.'volapany for a road tour Howard
hN,S playing leading man 10 Phoebe
IA heroine In Way Down East"
n,r y ps are very popular. Jos. Girls.
d. ' /, sn ,s Davis husband. has an Of
ton,s - we Manhattan Theater and is
Hss 10 the management OF Anna
Dow, BESIDES supervising the way
syls s Lsst production. Jennie Haw.
h, b' w''h Alice Nelson, and while she
Girl y 80 small part IN The singing
teriio, ',enlmands a great deal OF at.
,ans tst her beauty Of face and cos.
opera Iugene cowles In the same
rowi,ss ass grandly as ever. but l.
Win ~, Stout sout. Lo,tie Levy Is singing
Of n. % quo Vadls" production. one
rescAsss 's N successes that had no, vet
,red Sv nsw York. She was encount.
nilrosS sne writer ACCIDENTALLY nj The