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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-09
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be necessary to introduce one new line
to explain what has gone before since
conversation between Selma and Flos-
sic In the second act makes everything
ineligible 10 any one who has had the
good or bad fortune, according 10 ones
point Of view to miss the first quarter
OF "Unleavened Bread"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-09

'Unloavened Bread" Is an excellent
satire upon the hollowness OF the pre-
tensions Of most OF that class Of women
who are determined TO live their own
lives In their own way, as they are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-09

~ TIENNA LIFE Is an operetta
W the music of which was com.
posed by the late and great Jo-
ham Strauss. According to common
report. the score was found among his
effects after his death The work vas
produced in Europe some time ago and
was later done. / believe, az a German
theater In this country but the present
production at the Broadway here Is It's
first representation IN English. The lie
bretto Of "Vienna Life" Is attributed 20
Victor Leon and Leon Stein. These
gentlemen have provided an excellent
scheme FOR comic opera which they
apparently have not been able to salts
factorIly work out. There are lots OF
really humorous complications. or,
rather, complications suggesting all
manner of humorous possibilities, but
the fun somehow fails TO materialize.
Mr. Glen Marlborough Is credited with
having made the English adaptation,
and whether or not he has improved
upon the original work must remain
mystery TO those who have never seen
Messrs. Leon and STEMS book In Its
pristine purity Certain 1t Is that Mr..
MacDonough has provided a number OF
most graceful lyrics. Stlll there can
he no doubt Of the fact that II Vienna
Life" were dependent upon It's llbretto
1t wouldn't last a week Fortunately
the music is an important element OF
comic opefa, and It Is probable that
the score of "Vienna Life viii prove
its salvation And, by the way, what a
host Of familiar airs 1t containsl 1t
was evidently Mr.. Strauss intention to
assemble all Of his most popular com
positions In this work and it must be
admitted that he has selected them
with rare discrimination. The effect Is
somewhat startling, for one Is almost
persuaded that he has strayed into
ballroom instead Of theater, so ia
mllar are most OF the melodies, But
down In our heart Of hearts we all have
sneaklng fondness for the old favor
ties, even though we are unwilling to
admit It's existence. 1t Is because of
this human falling, or whatever you
may care to call II, that vienna Life
may enjoy long and prosperous ca
reer.
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he smiled some years ago, and then che
never smiled again" Still he gave u
performance which would be beyond
the average leading juvenile and one
which would be extremely good II but a
little more yigor were injected into it.
on the whole, 1t seems incredible that
shrewd managers like Liebler & Co.
could have put on "Unleavened Bread
with any expectation OF run. The
piece does not contain a single element
Of "all round" popularity. 1t may
serve for a time to amuse faded New
Workers by reason Of its radical depar-
ture from the universally accepted lines
Of play writing. AS a serious and rea
sonably permanent business PROPOSE
ton, however, 1t cannot be considered
for a moment unless practically every
veteran theater goer In this city Is
woefully mistaken.
The latest Rialto rumor Is TO the ef-
feet that Miss Margaret Anglin, who
shares with Miss Jessie Millward the
distinction Of being the leading woman
Of the Empire theater stock company Of
New York city, will be star next sea-
son. As in the case OF many women OF
some ability. the success of Miss An
Gins venture will depend almost en-
tirely upon the quality of the play
which her managers may secure for her.
In the accompanying Illustration is
shown the opening OF THE Climbers"
the Clyde Fitch play in which Amelia
Bingham and her stock company have
scored great success at the Bijou the
alter. This picture shows several Of the
company dressed In deep mourning up
on their return from the funeral OF the
head OF the family, who was the hus-
band Of one and the father of the 9TH
ers. This grewsome episode has evil
IDENTIFY served Mr.. Fitch's purpose, as II
has excited no end Of comment here
and elsewhere. ARTHUR CRIsPIN
New York.
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latter. having got there" In social
sense, has failed TO invite her 10 one Of
her select functions.
Selma succeeds in obtaining for her
husband a commission as architect
from wealthy westerner who Is about
to erect a magnificent residence. The
westerner's wife and daughter. having
travelled extensively IN Europe. have
ideas Of their own, and the ambitious
young architect finally refuses fatty to
accede to their wishes, declaring that
he values his reputation more than the
few dollars involved in the contract,
This disgusts ambitious Selma, and she
upbralds her husband, who, for the first
time seeing her in her true colors, is In
n0wlse averse TO the separation which
she suggests. This brings us to the
end Of the third act.
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In the fourth act we find Selma In
stalled AK daughter" in the residence
Of the aforementioned westerner. Her
second husband Is dead, and the wife
and daughter Of the western man have
been killed In an elevator accident The
bereaved father and husband has made
viii whereby practically all that he
has is to go to charity with Selma as
the executrlx.
Selma has by this time determined
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II IL not necessary to have technical
knowledge Of music to realize that the
orchestration Of vienna Life" Is SUI
perbly effective. That fact lmpresses
Itself upon the most Impractical ear.
Some OF the orchestral articles are SIM
ply enchanting IN their unconvention-
aity, and say this with full realiza-
ton of the fact that | am speaking
purely as layman.
The mounting of vienna Life" the
production Of which was made under
the direction Of Rudolph Aronson, for
merly OF the Casino was done as well
az anything that has ever been seen In
New York city Indeed, the second act
was the handsomest spectacle In many
respects ever shown In this country. II
was lovely picture In cream and gold,
with a background Of plum color, and
the groupings were artistic In the ex-
treme The extra people were numer-
Gus. and, II not lovely, they at least
were able TO sing and to go through
the evolutlons allotted TO them In
thoroughly satisfactory manner. The
principals were on the whole poor lot
There were few qualified exceptions,
but no individual was sufficiently good
to. be singled out for mention.
One Is almost irreslstlbly impelled
after seeing Leo Ditrichstelns drama
tiZation in four acts OF Judge Robert
Grants novel. "Unleavened Bread"
which is the current attraction at the
Savoy thcater in this city, TO declare
that the managers, Messrs. Lebler a
Co, have wasted good material in cast
ing the piece. And yet moments re-
Election will convince any one that no
matter what "Unleavened Bread may
be now, II would be simply impossible
II q cast Of only ordinary ability were
10 essay its Interpretation. In short,
the excellent players to whom are as
signed the important roles make the
play tolerable. Indeed, II Is a misnomer
10 call "Unieavened Bread a play, for
II Is nothing but a series OF very good
sketches-one In each act The first act
is practically complete within Itself,
and, while II does have some bearing
upon what follows, II might be omitted
without in the slightest degree Affect
ing the value or interestingness OF the
work as a whole, am aware that this
statement is made of many offerings at
the theaters, but In most cases the as
sertlon is not warranted by the facts,
With "Unleavencd Bread" however, II
Is no exaggeration. What is more, II
the first act were excIsed II would not
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f9reibt Elm 8erihteri itatter ber rOeutz
19en Mo9en5ettung in ben gsteberlon@
ben," als Die Jreilaifung Der sefansez
nen englifden Solbaten bur9 bic 8u@
rem. Die allgenein befannte S6at=
fade, baB Die 8uren tire @efangenen
ni9t mitf9leppen, tie iel6ft gut bebanz
beln, betpirtt, bab ber Sp[bat piel eber
tpie frii6er I'm gdrbpn bittet. ST
min fir etn paor S6tlIing tGgli9en
Cob ni9t germ fein 2eben Derlteren
unb eibt lieber Waffsn itnb Waunition
o6, bic inn ia bod ni9ts foiten. ait>
9eners biesbe5iisIi9e Sasesbefehle belz
fen ntdts - bic 6dnbe seben in bic
5Dhe. g1ur tpenige @plbaten fGnpfen
fir bic gbre i6rer SABINE. 9elarep
ipeib bies unb bat ben GnslGnbern
tiir3li9 einen Streia gefpielt, Der btel
bela9t tpurbe. sSn Der Ndbe bon prez
toria fielen i6nt 100 @olbaten unb brsi
8robiantz unb Munitipnsaiise in lie
9dnbe. Ser 8orratb tonnte nur gum
tleinften Sbeil mitsefiibrt iperben.
Sesbalb f9entte er iebem Der 9efqnsez
men, bic i4mierise aerriiiens 11nifprmen
trugen, eine funtelneue Uniform unb
aubem je cine Slaf4e Mbisfp. 9luf
Strafe bes 9obes muBten iie iicA birett
na9 pretoria begeben. Sinnlos be-
trunten famen iie bort an unb lieben
in ben StraBen bic gutber5igen 8uren
bod leben. 90 tpirb &it9ener eire
ehrli6e Sreube gebabt baben. Ileber
bic 4ffdre melbete ct nafiirli9 nidts
,a9 2onbon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-08-29

9fc climber in Sapan
leruen To'g.ffl r'tt ter Iiufen, dis NIT
ber 1tGllsa SAND Tt5reiben.
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9tarrbDe mnb Ma9em 9r1mpfe
peroeu ioiort eebeilt ourh Or. Sisaerts ehten im=
portirten Angoftura =8itters
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Gan 9tntpniD & 2lrauias
YnB Sabn,

i'm @orten=Diitritt bes Staates. @es
lunobeit unb Slinla uniibertrolfeu.
8illige 2dnbereien fir BEN S5orner,
Dtarftgdrtner, Obit= uno Gieb5ubter.
Weeen gin5elbeiten penoet@u6 an
6, S. Wiartin, g. IS. 81,
San glntuuip, Gera8.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
Sign Board Advertisinv,

II the farmer when he visited the
city saw nothing on the store fronts to
Indicate what was for sale within, he
would think the merchants were very
much lacking in business ability. But
II he rides out through the country he
seldom sees anything to tell him who
has COW or pig, eggs or seed corn to
sell, and he must inquire and hunt
about It If he wants to buy, unless he
has CHANGED to hear before he left
home. 1t would be well for each farmer
to have near the entrance to his
grounds blackboard on which he
could each week put an announcement
Of what he may have to sell, or wishes
to buy. 1t would be likely not only to
help him dispose of his products, but
by bringing more customers, and some
farther away, enable him to obtain bet
ter prices. 1t is cheap and very effec-
tive mode of advertising.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
The Pea Vine I.Ouse.


Not long since we said that we would
not give up trying to grow peas, al
though the louise worked u great deal
about us last season, but we hoped
that they might die out or be greatly re-
duced after one or two years preva.
lence Now we have the report Of the
experiment station at Amherst for 1900.
which says Of this pest: LESS has
been heard about this insect than In
1899, though 1t has caused consider
able loss IN several places In the South.
Whether it will increase In Importance
during 1901 il ut least doubtful" As
1t appears upon clover and some other
plants, as well as upon the pea. to stop
planting peas would not starve them
out. The season probably was not ia
vorable last year to many species Of
insects, as warm spell started eggs
to Matching early. and It was followed
by cold period that was too severe
for the very young, and probably many
persisted But 1t Is not best to trust
the work entirely to nature when we
can find way to assist In the good
work Of defending our orchards and
plants by spraying or by other MEANS
Massachusetts Ploughman.