Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06

Allen was engaged un.' na,,.i - 49, |
was announced as lsar6ne ~ a. ,'fbbH
Nettle OF the PastulQN ~. e ,,,,, ,,,
n long historical move Of t1a,,,'oi,,. i,e' s
Various reasons led he a,,,,0n sa ,,,.'
wears since to change his petnnga IL, p',''u
gard TO finishing and pubNshtoo A. ny, |
OF il has grown a new novel, hss,n,, ,ho
same title but bearing no relston ~
The historic field OF the early staAy 'rho
new novel Is designed to contain mnd.
ern American story simply
owen Wister's PHILOSOPHY Fourr
went into It's twentieth thousand @o |
days after publication.
The success Of Sherlock Holmes has
turned the attention Of theatrical rlan.
ayers 10 the dramatic possibilities OF
high class detective stories. Inc az
nouncement has already been inaue
that Kyrle Belew will appear as hui
nes I'm the Amateur Cracksmani ana
now Il Is reported that a play Is belhB
made out OF Anna Katherine Green 3
thrilling novel, THE FAlgree Ban !,
which in many ways, Is better sulteu
10 stage production than either OF the
other two books. one Of the younger
actresses who has had "A remarkable
success in her few seasons as star ald
who has shown unusual ability In emo
tional roles. has been selected to pof-
tray the Exceptional Cora futile the
management however, refus 70 dls-
close her name Ut this carly date
"Thc interesting note In hero was
no longer wickedness but to0dnrss'
| That was the work which Guy MOI
willie did for his generation THIS Is
| Miss ChrIsabel ColcHdge's summing up
Of the effect Of the appearance Of "Ihe
| Heir of Redclyffe' upon the English
pubic. 1t appeared just 80 yeors ago,
| ana Jas Miss Coleridge records IN ner
! volume ON charlotte Mary Yonge, Her
| Life and Letters scholarly genue-
men went over Guys death and try
! ing 10 be very good was made interest
| ing and romantic 20 thousands ol good
| girls Events were few in Miss Yongfs
| long life. but the personality ELECTED
| In these pages Is In the highest degree
| delightful. As late as 1863, when MISS
| Yonge made a visit 10 oxford the en-
| thusiasm for her among the UNDER
graduates was surprlsing The volume
! is illustrated with a number ~ beau
| tiful photographers, and contains Miss
| Yonge's autobiography Ga iragmcnU
| 80 ~ ,oIortjo,, fron Tho host of her
chatty letters to her friends
owor Nyister,s "phIlosophy Four" is
| wv" '''NNl "A. ,t..Atitt,,,
s enr u, oT ritna No"els Inv Favorits Al.
| 49, T,ro yaeks banrr ,ve are 10
have the second-Mr. Crawford's Man
| Overheard" and pnrly In June eve will
80 ~ riover nnveiatta Inv Winston
! Ghmr,biu oNtr Keegan's Fiorement .
| A. Cra,y,orj's storv ls IKE bis "The
| -. portb" a grim raj. nj tho sea .
| ~ ~ othor t,vo ob,,tnd I'm hiimor
| t'"ohto,. ond oood enlrits
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| Ella, o,d soyi,g ,bot eyerv man n
rn i51i 20 az '' rni'iirior In rsr.pt wears
,h nG'% hos hon Tararbr5ead IN read ev-
e ,,,,9 No., ,," nrd ,,opan I'm Indiana is an
o,,,bnr' ;rbe f,sbion NJ continue those
,,,.. 'J,itaLtcI ana ovoitirr ncnupa t.
ions maxim every Indianiap AN au-
| mon and nolitlcian. which was set by
,o4o co.. 4, r. ra,or,,d ,bot Arer,5itb
WisLolson ,ybosa novel "TFe Main
49, &c matt the latas, 6id fo,
,n',,,,orit,, 10 being talked of as a nos
sitia caniia"to for povor of Indiauapo-
ils me- wbot the re'ati3nshiu retwe n
'i,,.at,,,o ana rolitics is H. ~ Iitre Oh
80 i,,, ,,ho,o,'sr # is the Holsters
soo,,, ~ baVe ronnd n
"a
Tho Fundamentals rpbljsbirr bous, In
ohaa,,irc i,s homo rrom u,o Rowan-
,Tarrii eo,nnanv IN The Robbs- Merrill
c',,,,a,,,, dnle M, sosr I'm have lost ans
~ ,ts iudqment In selection nm any OF lie