Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03


~ IAN has remained behind "a, ne ~
9sr.l'su ., her acting are s'li' on
's'd'' ..0 =, and the presen.
e. D -oDs' begins to understand md. o.od
aaan - me sway that julia pea la
i'.a' .. !, u, over their fathers , and
a' ,.n .bs set up her court here
/ ,.r, years ago. -. characters
'e wy ,,,.s O'Nell in the order oil
q ,l.. !, we would put 'nem
M. First Magda' seeonu
%, .,.rl Nancy sykes fourth
saston. aflh the Jeve ,..' SIX, s,asn
.1,ls VERY hard It Is we know,
' '.y,blng down as the last OF
'n' but It will be gem
lid. we think, that II was
force, the whirl~lnds Oh
90, .,,otlon-where her great
| Z, and that charming lI,a a' noi
moods are. she is an , emotional a,
~. she Is comedlenne. IL
,.,.- q regret that we could not
w" rodv Macbeth ana
,,roeo She would surely De
n both. Both plays are in her
and il had been the intention
..,s them here, but the con-
I'M Of support interfered' 1t was
us, as well; the support once
..it was. showed signs OF be-
,.d close TO the swapping point
much to be doubted whether
s,-,ut would have made salts
Macbeth. or the company, as a
amid have COPIED successfully
,.,.orlrements OF East Lynne
r.ren, himself humorously ex-
u me doubts he felt over Mac
n. day It came out in the pa
| A., that play would form the
An a friend asked him what
y would enact.
| ne comedy role" he answered
s,ml sroan.
3, snedy role, which is that?"
|Ygssih," was his answer
k.v1,er was given a pleasant OPP
-,r By Mr.. Rankin on Wednes-
M. Of watching the mysteries OF
! Management as shown in the
I,uted murder scene in "Oliver
Having expressed a desire to
eu the development Of that hor-
lsl fascinating episode from be-
b. scenes, Mr.. Rankin invited the
rspsr man to come to the stage
! cr act He reached his place In
Thgs Just as Nance was taking
! q Old Brownlow and Rose In the
r Bridge scene, where she was
T.i BY the Dodger, and standing
),nlis Of Mr.. Rankin, whose native
b and heartness seemed grotesque-
:. Of place under the revolving
u W Of Bill Sykes.
!. Ilhed, even more fascinated
! vhen seen from the front, Miss
,Is marvellous unfolding OF Nancy
h character,
D. troht scene which closed In on
losion Bridge scene is, as every one
p. Ia stage mechanism knows, sim
srpduced to give the stage carpen-
the 10 set the scene for Nancy's
~ IN the rear. This Is one OF the
h2loned ear marks Of the play.
az constructed differently now-a-
Nancy enters, speaks Of the ter
L, feels and goes OFF 10 the other
Z nsh the Artful Dodger creeps in
n ~ and he Is told TO "humor" the
L lhe stage carpenters are good
'saiy behind, he can get of as soon
chooses. II the progress OF fitting
Mays bedroom is slow he Is asked
,a'is u Tonight, everything went
Nv and the DOdger did not tarry
ne troai scene parts and Nancy's
" chamber Is revealed. As she
q through the door IN the rear one
ssl imagine the truth Of her state
mat she never approaches that
si;ioui a feeling OF terror. Her
feature shows IL, and as she walks
.ily Gown the stage and takes or
hlsl NE tributes paid TO her gent
y hol oy any means confined 10 the
o. lhe house Breathless as the
'.'pls are whose eyes are fastened
i'I irom the other side OF the
az everyone on the stage Is
absorbed Carpenters, property
P men and members OF the COM
~ crowd the wings gazing at
\ ~ bound By the magnetism of
l9as. The newspaper man Is
III y most favorable point Just
lt Qoor supposed TO lead 10 the
Sahoer where the murder &C.
i Nshey throws herself upon her
| lil'e ensues and BIN enters. As
- hls hoarse toned speech
NJ aas toll me an. She nut laud-
| ~ ny lrnk, aud then deliberate
i.,, vi DIS coat and extlnguishes
~ horror begins TO rest down
4, w aoge Ike a pau. Then fol-
~ thrilling scene. where he
Nancy from her slumber
u brutal kick. taxes
.a her taithlessness. refuses
H.. 70 her denials grasps her by
e s''a, ana drags her on the stage
~, slle room-the room where the
7, ~ W.. man and a bunch Of stage
r. t,'sha IN breathless expectancy.
..las ne real interest to the
~. - IN The wings. A huge Bible
!. s,laFy stands on table close
~ ~, \ ana a huge wooden maHet
81, - GIasping the mallet Mr..
- ,sFes three slow. ponderons
/ ~. aslamer blows upon Inc book.
E.,a.Si .sshls the pounding OF Nan.
| i,,,1sass a,hs' NE noor so thrilling
- IN the book by Dickens.
r., Is The effect It produces In
h nl,s.Iue 70 ne rear BY a whisper
|csa,. '''ls chill that comes over the
~, W q sort " wave Then
Z A. S most Impressive stage wait.
|as,sn Oh candle Mr.. Rankin
T. r,,, ...' Yea cup filed with a car
|e. s's ssals.on applies a sponge TO
=, ~ ,,us Miss 0'Nei's face with the
|aiAs wv, guy, He strikes her light.
y AN, ..,ehesd, each time ALLOWING
|zs an y arp over her face. and
Va n,, 1Isr dress and hands. He
p m t'4y and silently ana oven
3, n n tricks ot the trade" In
n rosrs impossible Tor those gath
NJ q i. saa boxing on, not to feel
Nsl neg.. ',' az they watch. Miss
~ sYsr,,., Ielaxes a moment her
M a.. ,l'slnn. Sha hr,,t.-. -.