Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10

ne pm, ~ may be roughly o'''ue'
rl' Two '' :, Which no self.respee'lns
y lA' ,so a 'p BE- seen. TO says our ,,l
,'a'n ,nor'1 and expense we
Dll l.s a pr properly classified LIST
CLEAN.
81. Were Twenty-one'"
Ne VIZ Officers.
y. little Minister
.a,fock Holmes,
.Ss o Dovn East.
.;sef Mary
~ Ambassador
'ssa H lug The wanderful Lamp"
NOT.
n, surprises Of Love"
.SS.Ia n5S Anthony" ,.,.n
s -uiil 4 CO., Dressmahefs
.psyas VIE ..,,,s
.,,rs paragraph from last weeks
l~ ,,us accurately che dramatic
,o.tIon IN New York ....oa
-, writer Of this recently passed
fortnight visiting the various rs
n the metropolis, IN
49, with several other salt
49, and the unanimous vote we
M Al the conclusion Of our rounds
,s,, never before in our New York
.,l.nes had we known a time when
,,,se was so much given over to the
a.,e.,lna or the absolutely common
,.a 1t was almost with a feeling OF
,,,g that we arose from seeing
TrS tayorite Blanche Bates, IN
y s, Anthony" and we could
siy and words 10 express our
-. that such a play could have
-, written BY the gifted Belasco, a9.
w. ~, n .sThe Heart Of Maryland. IL
=. snply four acts Of hogwashery,
IN, around the one scene In when
ws. Bstes Is required to take on three
A go ns,rs of stockings while sitting
49,, an me carpet in full view OF the
.. W. The bold obyiousness Of the
-s,poss Of the author maze
Almost slckening, and we an
IN that the Blanche Bates
!, me old salt Lake days would have
irsWn he7 part in the face OF any
-,nsesr who had asked her to play
~ 4 role Most Of the other "un-
IAN things IN the list above we staid
,vay nom. being told that they we're
finally as bad and as polntless as
Anthony
NJ dId follow the procession, how
ssr and witnessed "Sapho" by olga
ys,hsNole. We are not sorry that we
hhsd n because II was worth some
Nm, 10 see with our own eyes just
bv faf this daring actress would go
hr how bold the adaptor from the
Yrt,h would be. and just how much a
Y.n York audience would stand before
ker 10 and protested. We know now,
NJ, sapho Is the limit, and horrible as
b. resentation Yves, II Is gratifying
b dow that such thing as a limit
~ exist. that there Is stlll a feeling
base New York which could be
ctnead. a sentiment that rose up
snlrst such a prostitution OF the
ilss They say, In theatrical circles,
that All the original talk about" Sapho,
vss part Of an advertising scheme be-
tween Nethersole's manager, Marcus
Mayer, and the New York journal,
shi that the World" learning OF IT,
dsefmned to turn the sham aglta.
ton into an actual, bona 6de uproari
whether or not this be true, the World
deserves credit for having thoroughly
aroused the decent people OF New YORK
ios determination that the play should
b stopped. and the dispatches tell US
that The police court magistrate, before
whom the NethersOle was brought, has
closed w the theater, His course will
hhssrtily appauded. and II Il results
ID running the American tour Of
lhls audacious young British actress, M
one should feel sorry. She spent grea
sun Of money putting "Sopho" on tn
kaFts, and II Is all the more dangerou
that Il was put on 50 superbly. But !
tells story that Is simply damnable II
rs reyoltngness, and no amount o
Polished acting OF brilliant surround
Ing could cover up the hideous suggest
Nsness with which Il Is crowded. Com
pared with "Sapho' Camille" Is almos
Sunday school exercise. II II wer
possible, We would give you some ideI
dEhat II Is al about, but II is really
natter Of imposslbility to attempt
narration, We saw Il well stated In tn
columns OF one Of the New York papers
II any man tells you that Sapho' Is a.
understandable play just ask him !
ne would be willing 20 have you tell II
Ngiy 10 his wife or daughter. and tina
WV fetch II home to him every time"
~ wall be most rcgrettable news &
sa0 LAKE theater Roers TO learn tina
mere Is little prospect Of our seelnI
asuae Adams In the Little Minister
us Or any other season. At Froh
rams ONCE We learned that Il had beel
ue Intention 10 send the Little Min
nNI West this year. and "numhe
we companies which had been sen
"a TOUT, had been refused the RICH
y pay In such cities as Salt Lake
pehVer San Francisco and Portland
y mat they could be reserved for tn
lumber one company headed b,
sa.lle Adams Recent events. however
we caused an entire change OF plans
AZ barrie, author Of THE Little Minis
w has notified Mr.. Frohman that tn
Nv play which he is now writing 70
~ Adams Is nearing completion. an
wants 20 meet her In London earl
Nay 10 confer with her about tn
ENacllon. This will necessltate he
NIs hfr season May 3rd and sailin
england May 9Th. She will spen
slmmer consulting Mr.. Barrie, an
@u'h 10 this country In time to brin,
r. the new play In the fal
NJ NJ VIII shelve the "Littl
siInNer for the present an
rlnsps permanently. In the remot
ssN mat the new play should not
,-.SesssiG, the Little Minister" can a
~, ee relied on 10 I'll out a seasol
p Iu az All Hayman, brother OF
sn,.nSh' and one Of Mr.. Frohman
p~ neuienants, states that he woul
w. s " surprised II the Little Minister
,o rs paved OF and on by Miss Adam
81. gsIs' In fact, he did not see no
80 .yll ever lay It aside for good q
MA Is ' a become so thoroughly identifie
Win I'M y oui the fact remains. that sh
M. nol come farther west than Oman
Lea, "a, ,. She was greatly vexed
Sail ! maj a,. she would not be able TO Wis
has ~, az and san Francisco, where 81
W va host Of friends.
not 1, Auams enormous success M
81. y lhe least degree turned her hea.
T., I've, n,es In simple, unaffected style
IN YI p part Of Thirty-sixth street. iur
A aao.euWay and her mother. Mrs.
her n oiS $50 well known here und,
Win ~. name Of Acenith Adams). liv,
res, n =, WIEN she is in town. ana n