Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05

T." Never mind she said ,gayly. 5
won't cost you anything. TO look at II
] should Ike to have you do that
''Mr. seabrooke is oblising, He dl1
look az IT, He reod tho introdnction ,aqt
then the first chapter. II was about w
o'clock when be took up me book. az
II o'clock the pretty book agent had
become uneasy. He never raised ms.
eyes. Another hour and she was pacing
up and down the floor At 1 o'clock he
laid the book down., and. reaching Tor
his hat and coat said
That's a clever book. regret that
7 cannot read more OF IL, but | must
away TO rehearsal
"she was msd hut she didn't saw a
word. Grabbing the book she showed II
into her satchel and dashed out OF tho
Office"
Although they were married last
spring, Henry Alnley had had but thrce
days Of honeymoon when he again Joined
his wife. Susanna sheldon on Sunday.
Mr. Ainley is leading man in Maude
Adams's company, and Miss Sheldon ~
leading woman In Charles Richmon5
company
Three days after they were married IN
London Miss sheldon was summoned ty
a cablegram from Weber & Fields and
left at once 10 begin rehearsals In Cam
tain harrington" Mr. Alnley was de-
tanned in London, and only arrived here
in time to begin reharsals for Tho
Pretty Sister OF hose"
"Captaln harrington has been plays
Ing IN Boston, and Mise Adams's CONF
pany has been on the road since they
opened and It was not until sunday
when Miss Sheldon arrived with tho
company from Boston, that the bridal
pair were reunited.
Llebler & CO. will organize another
company to produce Mrs Wigs OF
the Cabbage Patch" about Jan, l. The
arrafniyqf I'm Ia nqna necessary
on account Of the splendid success .thl1
homcy play OF optimism has scored alt
along tho line. The prediction IA freely
made that its New York engagemens
win occupy the remainder OF the sea-
son.
Dan Daily has boon led into vaudeville
via r. T.. proctor's Twenty-third Street
Theatre, beginning his engagement last
DAYS un.que method OF commenting
himself 10 his audiences Is TO give an
imitation OF himself. Days act con-
ssts, IN brief Of an appearance IN q
stage dressiug-room attired In conven-
tlOn1l dinner garments. lie mas a
dresser who may be referred 20 as tho
trial horse, al times, and as a necessary
adjunct at others
Having removed his coat, collar and
self up In the character he has affected
during tho past decade or so,
The long dropping mustache, the thin
blond Wig, and the drawl were all In
evidence bv degrees While tho make
no proceeds. DAILY sings song IN his
own way called 'Stories Adam Told to
Eve" II IS well received, and he nm
ishes M hio toilet with few remarks
OF the hapha2ard variety
Then he slnes the Nothing New song
from "rhe Founders" IN which he made
interval does "Oh. Fudgo!' from THE
Now Workers" This finishes his act,
which runs about Twenty-Five minutes.
Despite tho bowls of bad business.
on Broadway, the management or
Babes IN Toyland' and the Majestic
Theatre have decided to give maunees
daily during Christmas week In order
that the children may have an oppor-
tunity Of seeing their piece the mat
ineos at the Majestic recently nave been
uncomfortably crowded II Is announced,
and this Is another reason Tor the de-
cisl0n.
wednesday evening OF next week.
nee 3 Klaw & Eranger will present
Mother Goose" at tho New Amsterdam
the largest production this firm has ever
nude Tho comu3nv VIII number over
400 people Klaw and Erlanger have I'm
pOrtcl the entire production from Drury
Lane and the prediction Is confidently
made that Il win eclipse In magnitude
ana TnagnincenCe u scenery and cos
tunes the two previous Drury Lane sue
cesscs IN th.c country. The ,Sleenlne
Beard" John j. McNally has entirely re-
written the book and Frederick solomon
has provided a new score OF prul9hL
music The heavy humOr NJ the Eur'ish
iibrettlst has been eliminated and In It's
place tho clever Mr.. McNally has In
uCduced that snappy Wit and fun and