Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07

A IN private VVh'N' .,,.s,
% y .so,d has moods and moments
sais n person as different as ms
nen r \. IeKyll is from his Mr. HYDE
90 ~ .,sr,bers Of Mr., Mansheld's COM
su' .vcuse him, saying that ne Is
Pp omicted with an inhrmlty Oh
. .,o,a which he has tried IN van, m,o. 70
e"y, ar and that no one Is more
WV and regretful than he wheh
p ,S,ng upsets him, and he gives
I'm one Of his outbursts. others
'" of his peculiarlties without
w. w. him During the stay In SAT-
,.Ss one member of the company
.'sa,. name had best not be mentioned
p1 % oThe whole truth has not been
~, ,s about Isabel Irying's Leaving .he
WV any The poor girl, one OF the
~, , charming actresses of the Day
p''' EMMY a victim Of fright she
'' scared OF Mansfield that she
,nlau't 20 through her parts at re-
1884, and / have come upon her
s,s'O and again, seated In the wings
~" ,s, ber nerves In a state ofcollapse'
Small wonder that she could not sau US
~ Mr.. Mansfield, though" added the
49,, sarcastically, 1T evidently
4,1', lake much to satisfy him on
~. nor, Of Miss Irvlng's Successors
"" NJ, Mansfield did not leave salt Lake
AZ nanifesting something OF the
v Witness Of his disposition, He hired
unaSal train for Portland, ana IL
MIN 1900. The Short Line agent
S VA at the box office with the rail-
,o, dokets and presented them Tor
,Ss Signature Of Mr.. Mansfield or MS
wy Mr. Dillon. Mr. Mansfield
S a''s moi wish TO sign the tickets said
~, manager "Why, not?' asked the
s.,on.hed railroad agent. No reason
rs' oven. ne simply refused to sign.
YEA 70 Mr. Mansfield" said the rail-
,o,d man. "and tell him with my com
,Smerts that II he don't sign the
,tnn his Portland special don't
woys The manager went behind the
scenes s and in few minutes returned
Win he tickets all duly signed, Mr.,
Mansfield wishes It understood" said
he that In signing these tickets he
doss moi waive his right to run the
sssciaI train as he desires. He wishes
IA mil the bell cord connecting with
the engine so that he can regulate the
nae Of speed as he desires The rail-
road man smiled q grim smile. go
back and say to Mr.. Mansfield ne
said. chat the oregon Short Line viii
run lis own train In its own way. II
that isn't satisfactory he can take
back bis tickets Nothing more was
heard OF The actors odd request, ana
The train rolled out OH time,
A stop was made In Boise, where the
Heater tickets were sold at $500, and
where there was ll,75O house. The
WI vas "Beaucalre," and the press
q he city united in one whole souled
isq on the admission prices, and the
Quality OF Mansheld's support.
All The company except the star had
10 sleep in the coaches all night.
here was not a hbtel bed 10 be had
b Boise, owing 10 the rush for the
iAgnder Mountain gold fields.
The season is closing brilliantly at the
AIi Lake theater. The last event but
Ne Of the theatrical year-the visit OF
!ahh Drew-brought out an audience
h't night almost as brilliant az any
lhal attended In mid winter. The gath
srhg was well repaid for It's attend
ante The Second In Command" Is
hodsfn, sparkling military comedy. told
WIN me pure and wen chosen English
mat Captain Marshall so we'll knows
hoA 70 employ, and with a strong, ten
,sI. hearl story running through IL.
nv Drew fixed his position with us
years and years ago. when he and Ada
nslah used to shine at the head of
pdys selntillating company. He has
grown older and no handsomer, but as
,gng az he can find parts like that OF
.ue good natured unlucky, duffer off,
Wy against whom fate delights to take
,s silet shy-he need have no fear
.na' nis hold upon the public will loos-
~, Va his rendition was admirable
uHVuehouI The supporting company
s@ ,slIohg' and the mountings and cos
luulng superb. Miss Conquest who
n l, her first impression here as the
ss''logfapher In "The Tyranny of
tess Is an actress OF quiet feeling
,I refined methods. MIR, Standing has
, "s p1yslque for the fine part of the
v ,S,lel' out scarcely the voice or artic-
, so,'Vh; MISS Drew, though she has
y, enlhg OF the shrillness Of youth as
its pays with grace and taste. Mr..
'~"aV London chapple was humorous
y N'lstle' and everyone else I'm the
' Ss poWn TO the private soldiers with
~ WEN lines, showed the training and
NV ..r ,asie OF the best schools
a. ne ns second In Command" goes for
no , sns utne this afternoon and even
ls s a ns II Is wen worth going TO a good
val Oh trouble to see.
b 1 ny 'e''n and eleventh performances
Il. ne Jolly Musketeer" win occur NJ
,r s tneaier Monday afternoon and
Tts q. WIN the single exception of
,or Ss v eddlng Day" nothing that the
pcG '-i! mas ever produced has had
Insk' an extended run as "The Holly
N sInse sr and II the business keens
I'M Is.vuaay as II has done thus far n
,ss o o,k all records for receipts as IL
VA re already done for expenses The
\ s Insullon viii be the same as hefore
he c1',espects, and with the experience
Mon, ,,O,hpany have gained from fire.
mo- presentations. they should give
Ne, enjoyable performance than
s s,ss sallle Fisher. who had honed IN
ser 5a nome The early part OF June. has
~, uelalned In New YORK; two waeLs
he 49, ."an she had expected, owing to
pers 1 4, hat The Chaperones," the
as, ~ winch she has been playing the
fsi r 1,esoh' has been put on for its
yhlhF auction In the metropolis.
lsbs, at Perley had promised Miss
/, In ual she should be released early
opS ne frankly told her that he
.d ~ NV 90 without her now that 1t
lew W.. leolaed to give the opera a
ires h WIN production. He also as
! Rivsr ,hal next season she would
he ORR. Az important part to al In
Isber ~ he VIII produce. Mr. c. +.
ootts ~ n'ss Fishers father, has rented
/, M on First North street which
'hs summer stay.
ocy Cs,u ue@ay evening Miss Emma
luf N ~ ~ WI leave on a six weeks