Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

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a.vt season compare with
qIor T 'aa, he has just passed. :. r,.
b. one 'u1 o,. , Of the Salt Lake me
Nanase g5om this inquiry was ,a aa,
isr 70 , "p his head out of a stack
papers ~ Judging from the Hood
b ar ..o,. which have poured IN up,
cor'la' ,se ,ast few days | think !
- ~ !" IN promising that ,a 'ne sI to
p "s ,,,c will have no reason 70
|npI'l ] ,, # those of l9oo-l' The book *.
lal'' "''' New York is now at i's
Fs '''' ans hardly a mail arrives WIN
Islshl 'D1 us the news Of some nota-
b sIn so'ion which our agents there
aura" '.d far us next year ! nave
ag 'V ',aclng his hand upon a mass Of
b'F Aorce--othe contracts Tor nan
|pd''p0'a1I s bookings, all of which. un-
d'l'D an greatly mistaken mean
p Office receipts for u.s. ana a
('' ,..o DpI degree of satisfaction to
H. pupA... ,.., On ,be list said Mr.
Au''I i, inc combination between
yV0 . Nodieska and Louis James
' a..,., Was originally booked here
~, Aprll, but her manager now an
"nc.s that she has formed a.. a a0' ,n"r
''' .t,h Mr. James and that they
baIlvu INV win In December instead wat
~ 'v" 'r "a of Kathryn kidder am
p ln l.aaI" second to this event Is the
Sr tbat the gifted Annie Russell VIII
tsNs, s'" No September 10Th, 2ith ana
a WIZ bsr new play The Royal Fami-
rA Y ,n "o noted star VINO VIII be
A En- rs next December Is Mary Man
A s rim and without doubt janice Mere
KIM Mn be her bill an h.,,
' 'Tne Nein company VIII come pacN
i| .,rnnror than ever, having Sc
Y " ,Se rights 10 Clyde Fitch's play
IN barbara Freitchle, maue famous
n ida Narlowe. wrote To Mr..
,;.S IMAM asking him whether we might
~, gynect Maude Adams, Julia Mar
S"@s Ken Hur and Francis wilson,
Ky ,he answer was that they would not
fome west at all next year, out that
N Sur Of them would doubtless visit
n. IN IoOs Here is bunch Of con-
E,.ets lust received that viii be of de-
I,Wsd interest. one is for the appear
s,rs AZ tbe noted English actor, h. 5.
kWaar who is so well remembered for
I, h, Salneation OF The Middleman' and
3'Jndab' This time he Will doubtless
trrssn, his celebrated adaptation from
Ibickens Martin Chu2zlewit, entitled
tTom Pinch. The new and successful
ttay Of Arizona has also closed for
{5atss Viola Allen In The Palace Of
4 M King Princess Chic, Sporting
|lNe and Shore Acres have all been
ElOoked.'
when will the fall season close?"
Much earlier than usual, was the
snswer. IN fact there will be a mid
sunnr engagement first, as Blanche
|Baies visits us In Under Two Flags
gon August jth 9Th and eth. Henry
f}flef follows with his new play Of
{DAny Of the Guards on the 18th and
|llth and the Empire company, headed
IL Margaret Anglin presents Mrs.
|lahes Defence which ran all last
|9nter IN New York, on Aug. 30th and
fsa The September bookings are to
I Daniel Frohmans Co. In Lady
[hantsgorth's Experiment" the 18th,
|Nests Ministries, 18th and Goth, Annie
Russell, 9th and 2Sth.
NJ Piper stated that the summer
|facaion would be occupied In rebuild
|ing the scene room at the rear OF the
thsater, by touching up, renoyatlng and
|lmpoying generally the interior Of the
|hguse The alterations, however. will
LII have been completed by the time OF
Blanche Bates arrival.
Henry Miller demonstrated afresh the
Truth Of the venerable saying that a
successful actor rarely makes a sue
cs'siul manager There Is something In
lAs g'aie Of the footlights which seems
/ 70 olni The vision Of the average actor
sashheoomes 10 contemplate things In
nom and to decide on the practical
ponls win which the man of business
has 70 deaL II Mr., Miller had been
euid BY The level headed Frohman OF
4 seyen those young but keen managers
haselhas and Kemper, instead OF
lsklng The BIZ in his own teeth, he
Nelld not have taken the chance OF
Iunlng his entire Salt Lake engage
men, Oy opening with such bill as
guageons, when he had such play
a. hsailsease' IN his repertoire. But
lne Truth was that Henry Miller. the
@1of was infatuated with the role OF
,l,lsasIne, The adyenturer. and Henry
Al.eflhe manager aid not stop 10 reck.
~ .nal The play might not suit us and
\ I.ss nls support was unprepared In It
- was doubtless restful to him to gel
way ron sentimental roles, and he
ssnlel the public TO know that his
eDalues were not limited To the
@sgs'sdslsleal and heroic parts with
sAlvh ais name had been so long allied,
:. reasoning, he opened in "Gudgeons.
sll me result came well nigh being
ssisasuoas Mr. Miller had the fever
~, ,ehahge once before, when he es,
aye, The role OF Hamlet, and his ex.
gsIlehce then should have served as
w. ss'nlhg to him. No doubt he Is having
sa s Eyes opened, for he was heard L
-! while here that he would probabl,
p lang MS mind about opening his Sar
, ,ial engagement with "Gud,
cssIteleIlck Warde and Harry Corsor
s s,s'ae nave hitherto been the leadin.
90, es'ui examples u the fate OF tn,
al. aCior who undertook the manage
q, y VI himself we all think so mucl
:, MI, aL Miller especially since his rar,
a ,soS Of "Heartsease." that W,
, susl sincerely hope those example
~, ,,sy serve 10 deter him from dupllcat
"s aus present experiment.