Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-05
THEATER GOSSIP.

clyde Fitch arrived from Europe on
Tuesday afternoon. In the evening he
was In consultation with G., II. Dilllng-
ham over the details OF the production
OF Her Own Way" which is to be the
vehicle Of Maxine Elliott's first star
ring tour. beginning In Buffalo. Sept.
"a. On Wednesday morning Mr.. Fitch
saw and approved the completed seen
cry for the play; In the afternoon he
made a round of the shops and dry
goods stores to select the furniture
and decorations, and in the evening he
had a rehearsal OF lighting effects. on
Thursday morning he read the play
TO the company and from now on he
Will be at the Garrick theater super
intending rehearsals every day and
all day for three weeks Mr.. Fitch,
who Is always his own stage director.
Is strenuous IN bis preparations for n
production, but when II is ready for
the public, the now play is seen I'm the
favorable light of complete and ade-
quate presentation, and so one point
at least is made towards success.
The Grand VIII be dark until Sum
day night, the Goth, when John s.
Lindsay's dramatic recital takes
place. The regular season will open on
The following night, Monday, the 2lst.
WIN the presentation Of "The Hills of
California"
one OF the strong attractions an
hounced by the Grand for the coming
season Is the Neill-Morosco Stock com
pany' which is now filling an engage
nheht IN san Francisco, playing such
pieces as Janice Meredith I'm tho
iense The Little Minister" etc, An
old Salt Lake favorite. Charles Wvn-
gate Is playing leads with this Or
ganizatlon
inc Mlller-Anglln company close
ulelr third highly successful week I'm
can francisco tonight The first weeks
production was THE Devils DlscinIe .
We second THE Tanning of Helen"
'he third Camille
Florence Roberts has opened her sea-
ron az the Alcazar theater. San Fran.
I,sgo, rendering The Unwelooine Mrs.
Hatch this week. %
me friends of Ned Royle and wife
W thls city have been Specially in
,,gres'ed during the week, i'm readiny
tne reports from New York of The sue.
tess OF MS new play. my Wlfe's Illus
nyauuS' Letters received from Mr.
hoyle himself bear jubllant tone. and
s.1tes That his financial hacker has
assured MIN that tho results had ex-
yg9eu MS expectations n thousand
,oa' long run In New York CITY
anticipated and then the play viii
De sent on the road
,rt ngys mr. Willard In London News
nncon wv Even the two perform
ero w wednesdays and Saturdays
ready rarely played more than three
W louF times week. Nor did Solvini
tt4leINenlng nights were filled nm hv
~ son, Alexander, who took his uioce
lnyselt do not think It possible for
nun TO act the same part well twice
NV same day. | prefer to net ono
y, ~ matinee and different pnrt
in, iSnt IN the first play one enters
,,r,3 sne part with spirit ana with mt
,slW feeling. But II the same mart has
- ue played again on the same DIV one
AVIS u IL not real because one bns
huno II before without being refreshed
~ sleep In the interval. That may
w however popularity of my own"
MCKEE Rankin Nance o'Neu R,ca
MleI and Herbert Carr arc m Ne
m"liborough hotel. New York eetting
o,SyS, tor the opening of the Nance
ven engagement ut the Herald
Spuare which begins with q 'fine nro-
uuSllon ~ Macbeth" Senten,ho,.
ana continues until November /.
NO fewer thap fu. II. q. -,
sn.eateh to walk In their sleep thjs
eeeason' Mrs, Leslie Carter Ia already
Nv Nv work on her production OF shakes.
peares tragedy, Mrs. Fiske is eerlouslv
Inn9uerlng one, Mary Shaw is await.
s an opportunity. Nance O'NeIll has
npis already rehearsed and Mrs PAT.
ago, !" some time
neie are the names of some of ths
luhlsed melodrnmatic treats az tha
INV season.. "She Would MOI s,,,s
through Fire ana Water" "No Va
Mny Bells for Her. Down the old
W. ,.;scans Working gtrl's
ANS out In the Cold World"
~ Wnen IT IL known that "The Emil
~, we Ten-Ton Door win 'res,,me
n 40 .our u will be seen that adeouate
np,,oVlslon has been made for this form
VI entertainments 80 0'"'
while 1t has been automatically an.