Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-12

a. George hAllihNh ~ rf....-
m Armitage "''Mr' I ,, I ~ " 10y, Io,
w. 49, ......,.... Mt Frank IT, LAM
~ ~. HyacInth Woodward ,..-.'.''.
Mss 80 ......Miss Ida Conques
.ans Miss George Mendun
wv va p5orbury......Miss Isabel IRVING
~.i. &c the bright galaxy Of players
49,, forms the John Drew travelling
..,,ration this year. and the one that
M ,rpear here To- "The Tyranny OF
800 next Saturday night Every
-bsr Of The company was selected
CHARLES Frohman for the first night
...lsetion In New York. and we I'M
Island there has not been a change
since SO that Salt Lake WIN ex-
,.-ssee the rare pleasure Of witnessing
1. induction just as Il came forth
,.n the metropolitan cruclble. Mr.
nsvs name ls, Of course, a household
v,,l among our theater goers. Isabel
Iras and Ida Conquest are also prime
ovd,es, ana no stronger trio OF men
LA be wished for Ia a supporting
,-'sny than Arthur Byron, Harry
p,rood and Frank Lamb, The play
comedy by Haddon Chambers, the
r,s who wrote Captain Swift" so
,u theater goers may congratulate
n-,elyes that II the forthcoming
,-,. Is TO be brief. its quality is to be
character that win atone for It's
lnuV
here Is a bit Of pleasing realism In
\. setting Of The Tyranny Of Tears"
Ia has attracted good deal
h complimentary attention else
sArs and win no doubt do likewise
BIZ but which has a personal interest
b, NJ Drew and the members OF his
tngany not generally known. II has
in revelation to less fortunate COM
bases end has been the source OF a
sEisnble amount Of justidable envy.
~ Parbury, the part Mr.. Drew
lhys Is novelist, and three OF the
D. aets Of the play are laid In his
'llty OF course, a noyelists workshop
almost necessarily a place for book
.Iyes and books, and in the present
Eancs Charles Frohmans enterprise
shown the public very far from a
.y mimic realization OF IL. lie resist
A DE temptation 20 resort 20 the old
d. even now often-adOpted-expedi-
ti O, painting the shelves and books
canvas walls or drops" Instead. a
N. Of bis best carpenters was set to
'rkiO build the massive. practical and
f'tie book cases that viii Nh much
l,s On the stage Of the Salt Lake
tia,et
FU the FIRST night Of the play in New
OK these cases were filled with real
JN. brought from everywhere with
Gay anxiety as 70 their literary con- !
lih The only object was to have |
l'l appear as 10 the bindings and |
Pa arrangement, such as might be |
n 70 any literary mans den" by |
Y ly he members Of this talented |
tfilaton saw their opportunity. and 1
ilAllY with treasured volumes OF 1
~ own. crowded the property"
N on the shelves These books they
I have with them on tour, and they
lNs already filled with delight what
/, -d Otherwise prove only hours aud
Hd tedious and -racking tray
~ Charles Frohman entered heartily |
Y lhe spirit Of the thing and readily I
scented 10 bear the cost and re-
-s'o'ii'y OF transporting this
9l' extra baggage. He also had
lt 70 hold the books a number Of
handled and durable boxes.
..a Ok comfortably 10 the private
ts-te car of the company. These
rs ore carried 90 the theaters with
p'lef baggage, and after every per-
nance The books are put away I'm ,
n The carpenter OF the organlza-
AL H.elman, one OF the most
,'yis 10 the FT0hman working forces.
. sltele1 librarian. with property
stevens as his assistant. Both are I
y. y ihe honor and jealous Of every
"AW dust that touches a book.
.rsl.egrr Fyper usually one Of the
-.s' OF men, came as near 10 swear.
: @ ever Doe GA In his life. when he
~ his mail yesterday morning. He
In. 'n looking forward 10 the four
~ 10 June set apart for Henry
y, ana counting on them TO end
!, ts0n up with a flourish: his feel.
Z, therefore. may be imagined when
t,Ael up "a letter from Frohman.
--Il.-llE that Mr.. Miller had been
N, '.gl TO shorten his stay In salt
III w i"o nights, and 10 come "A
earlier than had been Intended.
u accordingly. booked for Monday
'-'SlaN June 18th and 18th.
: t'esi program has been arranged !
W tabernacle concert next Tues
4 .ha' Tor the benefit Of the SEQ I
= H. .H1.IeIs There viii be- thirty 4
an, c githestra thirty IN the band I
nv, g,9llarl win De master Of cere- !
'" me program Is as follows. D
1-Illinalus "Stabat Mater" Rosslni I
Tttoz.i'aole choir (solo by Lizzie
rS.inees EDWARD, Mr.. II. S.
..H'lsn. conductor s
WnS.,.li he Merry Wives OF :
c5 ,S5Iys.Ia Mr. w. E. Welhe. /,
In, ,s' , y,knovest thou that Fair {,
IN @rL ~ 'sH9n ,,...,....... Thomas =
Air. ''' Lass With the Delicate =
N, Mrs Marie Gerran,s,. ~ '''"'
Nbo'r- '1uiha de Concert In A ~
Delie.. 80 .'.. ,...,.... .,....,Cllve IN
'',! To- Evan stephens. "a
s,,lo, a. eif W. c. Give. y
''n' Ih- serenadep 49,. Herbort u
N. IN Military Band U
he, e. Coleman, conductor y
N.Y. i''g Fantasie....H Hartman u
.,,lo, Z, i j. Christensen y
VI" A0hengrn' .......W Wagner W
al ell. Orchestra s0' s..
aB c,,,tl' D. Dir. George D. Pvper u
cs.hSS ''Na oHertolre. st &c. -.
a. q, 1f .s Thomas Radciine. 100 D'''s'e b.
lbl Sws'.,Ii as The Night. Bohm i,
Toucb.sss' NEAR, .' Thy Lips are VI
M. u iaine.....C Chadwick "a
'lon. Carmen" ''n'r' nj. bi
al o. Orchestra ''''' '''@'' ~
'hbp '' ana Aria. Mes y,
Thus gs..t' $500. .....Handel IN
FOR w5 s.' 2 ,i che Lord 10 =,
n His C co1,.Ne.a Nay Abide the Day " "
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