Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ~ 1908

| that we should watch his progress as
an author and actor with keen inter-
| eat His new comedy. MY Wifes Hus-
| bands" shows that he has IN no wise
| fallen short OF his old standards. so
| thoroughly has My Wlfe's Husbands"
been appreciated by managers that
| Charles Frohman has bought the Euro
pean rights. and viii give a London
| production the coming season, with an
English company. The LIST OF october
sees the removal OF the company TO an
other New York theater, not yet deter
mined on. The piece is brlm full OF nov
81 situations. and like all OF Royle's
work abounds in sparkling dialogue and
telling climaxes. II IL a comedy pure
and simple, and Mrs Roy!e carries the
play from start 10 finish with dash
and charm that only a real artist can
impart. No point Is lost IN her hands.
She is clever and artistic In ali that
she does and her husbands play gives
ample opportunity to test her powers
as a Coincidence. Mr. Royle, as mo
e. was excellent throughout, and the
company he has brought together Is n
good one, from leading character to bell
boy. Grace Henderson, so we'll and IA
vorably remembered in Salt Lake is a
prominent member OF the cast. ShHhas
lost none Of the beauty and grace NJ the
old Lycoum days. Mr.. and Mrs. Royle
seen In their dresslngroom, minus stage
make up, are examples OF the fact that
HE behind the footlights does not age
people, II they are prosperous both are
pictures 81 health and chcerfulness
and It Is no wonder, considering the
pronounced success OF their venture.
Indications are pointing towards a long
New York season and they have estab-
llshed themselves In cosy fiat at 50
West. Seventy-sixth street, where IT.
tie Miss Royle rules the household with
a golden rod.
Mr., Geo G. Lambert was I'm the city
for several days last week on business
connected with his firm; he left for
Boston ana some Of the other cities of
Massachusetts, and on Saturday he will
20 from Boston TO Chicago on his way
home,
Saturday. the l2th Of September, at
Bayonne N. j., witnessed the baptlsms
Of 10 new converts to the Latter-1ay
Saints faith. Five We're from New York
city, one from Newark N. j., and four
from Brooklyn. President yelling and
Elder Lawrence Taylor OBLIGATED. One
circumstance Of the bnptisms was
somewhat peculiar There were three
generations represented in one family
the grandmother, mother and daugh-
ter.
Two weeks ago Elders Lafayette
Woods and Isaac b. Bell were called by
Presidents McQuarrle and yelling to
respond to an Invitation sent by the
ministers of the "Nanticoke" nation of
Delaware. 10 a friendly discussion on
the two vital subjects that directly con-
Germ the belief OF the Seventh Day Adj
ventists. Soul Sleeping" and the sab
bath Question" This peculiar people.
who number $50, IN Warwick, Sussex
county, Del are of mixed red and
white ancestry There are many more
Of the tribe scattered throughout Penn
sylyania, Philadelphia alone having
greater number than Is found i'm the
state OF Delaware, Methodism Is the
prevailing religion, but of late the Ad-
ventists have been making great gains
among the people Two OF the Nor
mon" converts, Elders Clark and Har-
mon, through the courtesy Of the Rev.
Mr. Seeney the leading minister of
Sussex county, sent request that two
Of the Elders attend revival that was
to be held In the county, and speak on
the two subjects mentioned. Elders
Woods and Ball, with very little prep
aration, left at once for Delaware. The
following Thursday evening after their
arrival. Elder Woods spoke on Soul
Sleeping" As Is well known, the Ad-
ventists take the position that the
spirit does not exist separate from the