Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-24

. - q were possible to empty la,,
Vl' ,arSatory adiectiyes IN spee spear
any ~, ap ROBERTS plays as in speak peak
~ I Y, p ability to interpret ,.., them
\ q p, the statement however 'l,
.. 'oa-pI'' Of the plays in her ,, i,ss
s' class that the best ta !, ),
N .S . condemn. "zaaa a,,., j.
n aO'0'' NOT bed Of immortality,
Y 10 !. oycn worse. and IT Is a sau
~ .,a y on the condition of the i puo,
|en'n'' ,bst that play should nav s
F','e' , ,'r' one in the list for when
q Ss. 'l been an absolute rush d iOp
y n ,a,,, result. was Of course que
., i,DI but not over scrupu .9,1,'
uD" aso fed a sensation hunting
eas'E ", ~' the silly story that the
Il'' authorities NJ had interiere ed to
go ,sa ambition of the play Ihere
~ J, Wv = word Of truth in the story
~, 10, 1 %r not IN the least matter ., to
" u .a., maj printed it, while 10 'me
\. p ~, who gave it out It meant sell
-. house" Mr.. PIPER was nat
a. " Generated. -, but be thought II
,r,v make a bad matter worse oy
Wv. hence he remained 81
4. TSs truth is, that he would have
M to have "sapho' cut Ut out t., o.
"a poOsrts repertory in TINS Guy,
a ~ r' mrsnagerabsolutely refused ana
x,. y, on Mr.. Pypers part would
ID Mo- have meant a lawsuit BE-
d 10 wa, assured that Miss Rob-
4 al not present the play with the
Soianess that Olga Nethersole I'M
UOluiVNN 49, . ~ al,
q and that many of It's op-
II .hlo features were cut out alto
p. 1, II this Is the case, many Oh
Of yrurlent tastes, VINO nave
!, ,or front seats, will sustain a
4 n disappointment We trust II
y arm out so The writer saw the
a a,sols presentation in New YORK
Il Years ago; as rendered by her
4sG had not the slightest excuse
4 living. As a play, it was fiat ana
Il "a dlsbwater, and the only reason
lew and was talked about was the
Ne nastlness Of some Of the lines,
Z starlIng dressing, and the shocking
staircase situation. Miss Roberts
8ne in tonlng down "Zaza,' indl-
that she is too much the refined
TO adopt the Nethersole methods
ainIng notoriety, and we shall be
IN disappointed, II after Salt LAX
have seen her version Of
Ao'-they do not vote that the
Is Of lis lndecency were altogether
gesled
The Theater last night Miss Rob-
drew second good audience TO see
wonderful delineatlon Of 'Zaza,"
without doubt the final presenta~
Of that play at this afternoons
nee will 90 to the capacity Of the
The piece last night was re-
= h With the same tempestu0us fay-
on The opening occasion, and Miss
rS again eyinced ner powers Of
4 Ing her audience alternately to
. fter and to tears. The episode be-
fn her and the little child--a part
mingly played-was most effec-
IA done.
knlght We are TO have the single
Romance Of the dubious "Sapho,"
Day and Tuesday, another problem
Of a milder sort, originally
isht out by Mrs. Fiske, IN "The I'm
Bone Mrs Hatch and Wednesday
fnoon and evening the engagement
close with another problem play.
Iempestuous "Magda,' In which
Roberts viii give US a chance to
4pare her powers with those of
r. 0'NeIll,
onday night next witnesses the sec
concert az the Tabernacle given in
|oi the Tabernacle cholrs California
faon' Mr. stephens has arranged
logTam varied enough to suit all
:, the pIanoa being operated by
Daynes, The fun program is as
W. EInanl, d. o, o.. Verdi
4 Choir and organ.
Wa w" 60" d.. ,,.,. .,nBuck
4 Imperial Quartet
oa solo, as performed by. go.
'"', a. &c .'....-.Pa derewskl
49,. Willard Saulres
" SOLO, The Pioneers. Stephens
Alfred Best.
r so1g, The sea hath It's
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tabernacle sl,. Choir and organ.
SUN 90 80, q. ..... ....
taus, sweet Maggie Nfavn oTbo