Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-26

-. q the talents y, - -. 4. ,o,st
s'a .,s ., a very high rank II mus
''i.n ., ~ d that the public interest in
y oa , occasionally known as Max
tstl, VIZ, rather oyershadows that
n A. %. noted comedian himself. We
m % -, nirly good picture OF Miss
r. i... =, y his page, and wish it were
L-'" y, rlc,ure can do full justice
WEE y. .rr,Ing woman and graceful
q u' t,,, we shall have the pleas
',iNs' ',,ng AT the head Of Mr. Good
y !" ..roapy this evening. She has
w .,s,lng the ladder Of fame OF
~ mst as steadily as he has
Af a.rhsps It Is the helping hand
' y. h.en able 10 extend TO her from
h 49, and varied stage experience
-. enabled her to keep abreast
n, In the upward climb. Certain
w ,s., rom being spoken OF as a
s.,pty. which she ottenest was
''s avs when she acted with the
-, ,be Frawley companies she
..T come to be recognized as one
y, NV most accomplished American
800. needless to say such ability
I, me0 beauty going hand In hand,
' ~, any sort OF opposition and
~ aver any kind Of obstacle.
, .. elliott was born In Rockland,
Who shall gay how many years
Z, Look at her picture, and make
'.,orn estimates. She first attracted
~, as a member OF Augustln
w. company. and Joined Nat Good
,,r, wears ago In Australia as lead
nav Their marriage soon followed
= no appeared together in salt Lake
Nav lss7. IN one Of the most charm
!, n Goodwlns plays, "An American
e,pp" with which they afterwards
~ distinguished success in Lon
I. The cowboy and the Lady" was
allure In London, but a success In
~ York; Nathan Hale also
H. a hit In this country
\ n, Goodwin has. for the time be-
y ,Asyed everything else in favor OF
wsr We Were Twenty-one,' whose
r.s, IN New York has fully elualled
a n Ben Hur." and THE Little
Mister" The writer had the pleasure
4 ssng ID during the winter, and,
6~gs h throws Mr.. Goodwin into a
~ ,arlous mould Of character than
r,y of his friends here would choose
n him. and though Miss Elliott IS
tiu no exceptional opportunities for
srg stil the whole play is 80 orlgi-
Interesting and so admirably
sprtted by a rare company Of play
q hat there will be no disappoint-
rrs ielt over the presentation.
n house tonight Is already nearly
cut
iAn Drew aid a handsome thing
r,ls be was IN salt Lake recently. on
n morning OF his arrival he found a
suam awaiting him from Louis AID
nh PRESIDENT " the Actors Fund Of
lnra informing him that Al Hay
ban had placed In the hands Of the
ssg York Herald the sum Of $4,000 for
0, purpose Of establishing in New YORK
q actors home and sanitarium for
lt and Inhrm theatrical people Mr..
Hiyman's subscription was made, how
8H. with the proviso that the actors
nd managers OF America should raise
hN additional. and Mr. Aldrich sent
ttrams all over the country TO APP
fll to the profession 10 meet Mr..
hilman's generous offer. Mr.. Drew
F2nlly wired that he could put down
" liN for the proposed home. The
Ay York Herald Of Sunday last con-
a'n The notice OF his subscription.
I'd also announces that Il has re-
sul 5000 from Charles Frohman,
va from Maurice Grau, $1,000 from
Villain X Crane. 81 900 from Jos. JEFF
,i9n and $500 each from Francis
sAnn Frank W Sanger, Rich Il Har-
Aaw and Erlauger, Sir Henry r.
lig md Nat Goodwin. The success Of
" ZONE therefore seems 10 be pledged
iiyahce.
During the week Mr. II. G. whitney.
ny managed the concerts given In the
.tinacel by Sonsa's band, received a
,ilaieh from Sousa's manager In New
'eA requesting him 10 handle another
M,sfl In February, 1901 Mr.. Whit
~ business engagements prevented
~ accepting and the matter was
s.llsl over 90 Director Ensign OF the
w haele choir. who Is now negouat-
Y vim The band.
eapesrams 90 the New York Herald
-- tarls state that continental
AWE has gone Wild over Sousa's or
'..-- ,. says one correspondent.
'ns chief Is now the darling Of all
elaleurs u music. whom he has
.ssslel by the fashion IN which ne
wv ..-.s his band with a slight move
w Oh his FIRST finger
~, ehei dorchestre Of continental
S1.'0f gestIculates like a lunatic. and
ny. hls shit after every piece.
a. nne no force" Is In this. as in
rs Ihlngs me motto OF Americans,
W.T. lis a GOOD one"
|lit. Aiter's two nights In Salt
80 June nth and 18th. will be devot-
EnS Ie Play of Miss Hobbs" This
\ "A .l wy IN which Annie Russell made
m success. and while there
|hsS general regret that Mr.. Miller
LOW W. ~ Present his great play OF 1.-THE
I'M way OF reproduce "Heartsease,"
II y 50 great a favorite here that
az, w 20 meet a warm welcome IN
n, lux ne offers. Annie Russelfs
|Is,-'s probably be assumed by
'''ns Aargaret Anglin.
is s.hse oNeil writes from distant
oss, . qua mat she win return to this
ns,,'!! 70 time 10 open the Columbia
NJ ~ W san francisco, In September.
r,.., .lOohic plague was making a
us eo 49, IN sidney. but the company
b 49,, Jus light on playing prosperous
q, mus ,,'sl ~ Clay Clement had left
Ns 0'Sg.anny and returned 20 America.
"a VNeil az the time OF her writing.
E.uh...,hAaihg on the play OF Queen
h s.,t which VIII be a feature OF
Ns0 seasons work.
TIE ANN xt,e.