Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
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Ia now rehearslng under II. 5. krouse
at Dalys FOR next seasons perform
ance OF The Country Gifl' MI Cali
was at the Sunday service OF the Lat
ter-day Saints and favored the con-
gregatl0n with 70 My Father His
voice is robust and OF tenor quality.
Hls intention Is to study this summer
with teacher, and prepare himself
for solo work,
Mrs John Groesbeok and her daugh-
Ter Florence, who have been IN Boston
the last week, returned Saturday Their
visit was merely for rest and sight
seeing and with friends and relatives.
A. b. Wright Of the Logan college,
with his wife and baby, arrived sew
eral days ago bn the way TO Paris,
where they VIII remain for two years,
SIR Wright viii study In the julien
Art school Elder a. j Cope, son OF
Francis Cope 50 well remembered In
railroad circles years ago, sails with
Mr. and Mrs. Wright from Boston, May
g. Elder Cope goes TO England 70 I'LL
mission
Robert Patrick. Jr, and Mr. Fred
Meyers, both Of y c NJ. L. were seen
at the Sunday services Of the Latter.
day Saints. looking we'll and full OF
good news concerning Salt Lake, and
her prospects In financial way,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Groesbeck and
their son Edward. leave for their home
In Salt Lake Tuesday, June 3. They
have been very important factors In
our little colony, for over seven months,
and naturally, We are regretting their
departure and hoping that New York
VIII have proved 80 attractive to them
all that we may soon see them again.
The Garrick theater Is making a
reputation FOR REVEALS OF old plays
IT'S getting TO be quite the proper ca
per for the popular actresses 20 give
one and two performances of some
piece, long ago laid upon the shelf
Mary Mannerlng and Kyrle Bellew
filled the house 10 suffOcatlon
for week only, with their
gorgeous production OF "The Lady
Of Lyons They then took their depsr-
tnfe for other fields, unmndful Of the
clamors Of regular theatergoers, who
were not fortunate enough to get tick |
cts for that one especial week. Now
Viola Allen wakes from Its long sleep. |
THE Hunohback," and for the first |
three nights Of the week we will see
julia IN the center OF the stage de- |
and protesting. as in fancy, we |
recall the great Julia Dean Hayne and |
Ada Rehan OF bygone days. The last |
three nights OF the week will see Grace |
George. under Brady's management. as |
In "FrOu FrOu," She has made |
1 decided hit In some Of the large cities
outside OF New York and is anxious 10
nave q trial here. Mrs. Fiske at her
Jwn theater the Manhattan played |
Tess" TO crowded houses FOR three
weeks and could have continued to M
he house for several weeks more. but
leclded 20 give a double bill "Diovor-
'oons" aud Little Italy," two plays
70 directly opposite that ono can
caroely realize II Is the same person
,ortraying the widely different char
cters, and that despite the fact OF
he strong personality Of Mrs, Fiske,
which dominates every part she as
umes; as Glugla, thte NeopolItan
treet singer, her Identity Is completely
ost. But as Cyprlenne she Is Mrs
'iske undenlably, as an artist, in both
lieces she 0utranks all competition
Ter support Is excellent, De Bellvllle
specially giving a finished perform
nee in both pieces. JANET.