Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

.,,o,, must pc uOihS ""'
INV ,Ao,r reserves at the theatre
fhs " davs stoddart, Warde ana
tnesv and the Terrible Turk were all
JAM, ,,,J5erd producers, and though the
,ro trasedians were an enormous ,,',. as lis
t"O rt ,,,snt to their friends, their en-
appO. .nt will long be remembered as
S Sos Of the great red letter events VEN - m
o .Ss history Of the boxotiiee' The ad-
NV .,nond was so great that even
van losing performance was attended
Wv . mouse well up towards the thous'
~ oyS ! dollar point. Had the second
",'I - attendance depended on the
uls1 ,',, of the drst "The Tempest
w. .,, much Of teapot affair by the
n .'ay would have gone off before emp
"', ,.ocbes As for the opening house,
" s .Imply a wonder. Had the same
..o,s Of prices been in vogue 1t is
1,oNabIe that the receipts of the ia
raons occasion when Booth and Barrett
' 's,.ad blus Caesar would have been
aoaalled II not surpassed.
:, % evident that Warde and James
mayors already see the handwriting
~ tbe wall, since they announce an
sa-,y return Of the two actors IN pro-
snodons of "Othello' and Francesca
Ss RImina,' the latter with James IN
S,, I'D part Of the jester, when ne
ave a here with Barrett years ago
seSmA proye an immense attraction
The theater was only fairly well filled
,oH niph, when the Beatty Bros. gave
ri, entertainment. devoted to moving
natures ana photograph numbers, THE
s,isodance would have been greatly in
creased had the advertising end Of the
AFFAIR been as capable as the show H.
ref The exhibition was greeted with
a great deal of applause, especially the
views showing the charge ut San Juan
hll the assassination of President Nc
Knley and the execution of his murder
er
Jones & Hammers house announces
another mll week beginning Monday.
The Offering Tor the first half Of the
week, with a Wednesday matinee,is "A
Thoroughbred Tramp" one Of the best
known Of the series Of tramp plays now
on the road. On Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, with a Saturday matinee,
Mss Elsa Ryan, one of the bright sou
brette stars, presents the meiodrama
Of Nevada" With two such widely
varying bills the management counts
On another week of prosperous bust
ness
Theater patrons will have a chance to
recover their breath next week and to
get ready for new start The house
will only be open two nights, on Thurs
day an Friday, when the sparkling
burlesQue. "rhe Belle of New York"
pays US a visit As everyone knows.
this IL q New York Casino attraction.
and the management promise that It
will be w to the standard of the at
fractions sent out on the road by that
house The players who lead the COM
pany are Miss Floy Redledge, James
Darling, Ned Nye Harry A, Truax.
Marie Della Rosa and others.
Matters reached a climax between
Harry Corson Clarke and the proprle-
tors OF Hello Biz in San Francisco
last week. A line from Mr. Clarke,
dated Sunday, says he has quit the
'grafters' and that he Is out the neat
little sum Of 800 cash which his law
yers viii try 20 get back for him.
Judging by the press reports his alb
sence Will be keenly felt by his man
ayers The Examiner says of the pro-
ductlon In san Franclsco
NO Clarke no ring-up on the cur
TAIN said Selby Oppenheimer pro-
pnetor OF the theater. So Goodhue
and Kellogg, managers Of the Hello,
BIZ outfit pocketed their pride, along
Win good percentage of big nights
receipts and called off the stranger that
mad been engaged 20 out-Corson Clarke
In the Blu role.
our only objection to Clarke" eN-
pained his managers, sis that he
Doesn't make good in proportion to the
Sary and percentage we have been
giving him. We have nothing against
nm personally and would as soon see
anybody else kick him down u flight
o. stairs as do II ourselves
y ask YOU said Clarke, "in Justice
70 me not to look upon this company
a. mine I'm only too eager TO with
drsw. nom il. rendered my notice
70 axe effect October 18th. I'd have
guy sooner only Oppenheimer wants
me The managers are all right for
laelr own kind OF Il show, but they
uoht understand comedians of my
cas- and they have attempted to rob
ne ! shall have 10 air the matter In
NE courts Of dear old Frisco"
hr Clarke adds that he has been en-
gagged by Harrington Reynolds who re-
Gently married Blanche Douglas. and
thal he will be seen with the company
~ the new Republic theater which Is
70 open in San Francisco the latter
part OF November.
Inc report that Georgia Cayvan had
zen removed from the institution at
ffQTdham where she has been confined
wv the past several years, has again
uvrn denied by the friends OF the for
msi brilliant actress. \ friend who has
,Nied her throws this sad picture
y. her lie In that institutions:
AS an old friend OF Georgia Cayvan,
ana one Whoat the request of her fam
ny, occasionally sees her at the sanl-
ailnm where she is living. ! desire
70 give her admirers and friends
many OF whom have never met her per-
s,ohally-a few facts as to her condition.
unreliable reports are so frequently
s,Ven Nat false statements find their
way INTO the papers.
MISS Cayvan has not left the sani-
Sluin az Flushing. where she prob
eeyF VIII remain as long as she lives.
ssat mas been very III for years, and
~. mind has gradually grown weaker
,m NE rest Of her body. The last
w, ,he ! saw her she knew me perfectly,
sshea about my family. spoke OF the
sssneiosiiy 10 charities and the fine life
A.. woman living In my neighborhood,
~ enjoyed immensely the flowers |
~ uken her Then again she would
,,.ss' lhings or confuse them, and
'l ,ls, Of being well soon.
,a,s,ns ! allowed 20 see no one, my
{, n oelng the only one she received
w., months She II by no menas blind
~, handsome eyes looked at me with
Is, ~. On affection, and her voice was
sS q" . N,ne Old voice. though weaker. when
aysa..se1 me at parting.to come again,
c,,.,r.als ago the curtain fell on Georgia
q W., .sh ana nothing remains now but
WV lLl woman. WIN dnes not suffer.