Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14

Nance O'Neill and Mckee Rankin are
A., his week from London to finish
what has been q tour OF the world
IN show that she Is earnest In her de-
termination not TO retire from the stage,
Ala Rehan recently appeared at
draylng.roO entertainment In Lon
don
NJ. md Mrs Richard Mansfield have
taken A house on the Thames. near Lon
don, for the summer Mrs. Mansfield Is
already there and she will soon be
.aned by Mr. Mansfield.
The story that Dan Arthur Is to man
n Henry Miller is without foundation.
w. Miller intends 10 be his own man
gr and will simply hire a business
representative.
After seeing a company play Hamlet
there, q critic In a Kansas town sug-
E.sted as means Of deciding the
Shakespeare trouble that the
graves Of both be dug up to See which
bad turned over
Robson and Crane, II IL said, may
take The Henrietta" on the road for a
lAH tour under the direction OF
ChulH Frohman, The piece made a
w M In New York when presented
nre BY the old-time partners for a
benefit
william Gillettes health Ia not very
ZOO and there is a probability that he
VIII not play a long tour next season.
Arrangements have been made by ID. V.
Arthur manager OF Stuart Robson, 20
nal Herbert Kelley and Effie Shannon
"a sherlock Holmes In territory that
VIII not be visited by Mr.. Gillette.
hlaw & Erlanger have made two
years contract with Eddie" Foy 20 APP
Eaf IN Extravaganza. He will be In
we cast OF "Bluebeard," which will be
Nouuced BY these managers next sea-
vn Mr. Foys role will be that OF the
l lsl VIE, In which he will have album
ssnl opportunities for pantomime, In
"h'ch he is at HIS best.
me lheater now goes into a long per-
~ o. darkness and win be handed over
" ue carpenters, plumbers and reno
,ssI,t before II Is again open TO the
. :, lll August, when "Corianton" Is
y W prodhed) the second gallery will
.'r seated with chairs, and before the
I iau opening a new heating plant viii be |
), henry Miller Margaret Anglin and |
,st,lo sV'apahy are having great re-
,n s,iOn ~ san Francisco Their pro-
9yn OF srrelawny OF the Wells" last |
mo Ssy hlght set all the critics 10 sing
Nm. unanimous chorus Of praise. Mr.. |
ma ui .Ook the part Of Tom Wrench
rn,. MSS Anglin that of Rose. Grace
,s,s ' ~ VINO recently played Bonita
's,, Arizona" was cast for a SER
rss a., part and every role in the play
oyps, ~. Ny some strong name. MIR.
aliLr,sa a 4. not as yet heard anything OF
all. '''u 10 give salt Lake a
ykat e snall watch With great interest
hat s s, OF the Naturalization OF
ludnv uongest Of all recent novels.
Arr Mlss Eleanor Robson, Madge
Tile III laughter, Is TO have the
0 plav an9 Jack Mason, they say is
/ Mn sne difficult part OF MarmadiIke.
0 d,a,ui the iirst place take n master
Sora au2e the book: and when that
D. 49,. mere are some rare chances
Ianss.ss Matmaduke is a nart thai 10
IclNan1 nhlshi make a study of, and
reed s,a ne scot Hugon, the half
4 chsrsou beautiful Ethelyn Byrd are
iTonKe., t That will need the very
Their landing possible on the part
,n co,1 ssssihnering has decided TO sban.
locessfT Ia which she has been so
led 10 49,, Ut the serious drama. she
le has M. y Is said, BY the favor
"a Panty With In the roles ~ can,,lIa
bed a A. Clyde Fitch has abont an
iahnerlra lama OF emotion for m,ss
.a,on Z mat she Will ennear IN nns,
snsgs frank Mckee wifi con,,n,, nes ~
az viii ia i sllss Mannering's leading
ieKt. ip,sesAs arthur Byron, whom Mr.
! NJ Fitcs s.s 70. 70 star season after next
, lasm 4 D. Major Andre" 10 which
y tnnoun1e,,asay once held the rights
'NsStion On ,s OF Miss Mannerlng's
we new Fitch play prcb.