Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04

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W W. has not seen Nance omen
~. wy bIs visit to the city over
~. ,...aoy. II he cannot Obtain
~. .,.o on his railroad ticket 1t
Z, ,-I NM 20 plank down the extra
nance Of seeing an actress
,oriops O'Neil comes to city
| ~ ~, -,,ly and to country folks
least IN their home theaters'
,s occaslon next week is sure
! os mat hundreds will i'll e, embrace m,As
| oysirs repertoire viii be, We'd
,'gbt "Magda;" Thursday
4 m Queen Of England Fri
|rbs Jevess" saturday MATINEE .ul .s,
| land saturday night, for the
~. here the Ibsen play "Hedda
The last will be the positive
4 -, tbe engagement, though
H., that Miss o'Neil does is en-
Ia be called notable
i. mare than a year since Nance
A 4 the town wild with her won
| .,,ne. The memory of those
| ..catlye performances will re-
/ An theater goers here, as long
l. are such things as remlnis'
| !, Ne exchanged. We are as
| MAI her company Is as strong
| Mckee Rankin, who discoy-
1Cysn. Of course still directs her
! himself appear in the fine part
! si man in "Magda," If not In
3,sw. Her leading man is MI
| RatcllGe, well remembered
Ia, visits Of the New York Ly-
lh.at,r company
R.nion's" woes so on accumulat-
| WITH a buoyancy nothing short
1 sslous. the lusty youngster
4. tbem OF and still keeps on his
| lsN night O big conference
assembled to see the widely
l Nj play Much TO its surprise,
&atr appeared before the curtain
Iarbof Corianton, and announced
s Due the Relia, and Miss
\ Ne Manitah. had both failed
{Mr alleging that they would
| until their back salaries had
Ited He referred to them very
Ialy and was especially bitter
! attorney However, he said
SrMny would do the next best
| msble. Miss Levy kindly con-
4 take her old part Of Manitah
| N Boyer very cleverly doubled
! Ans az Z0an and Relia Only a
[lges we're necessary, and the
! seemed 10 enjoy the produc-
much as though nothing unto
III occurred Ii was announced
HE evening that Miss Due had
n and that she would appear
3aal performances this afternoon
! ding, Miss Craig, whose part
smaller It Is stated. will not
|4yCd back.
be fan Of tonights curtain,
he last has been seen Of
Won In these parts. It Is I'M
that an the performances
.s week In Logan, ogden, and
AZ were on the cooperative
v manager and players shar-
be proceeds after an expenses
tId Il this is the case, Miss
n Mss Craig would have done
bad they considered carefully
Aty went "on strike" their
AG nights receipts. and of the
Nni that will be sure to result
q afternoon and evenings per-
Ne would have been a very
Q one while Il is doubtful
hey can ever recover a dollar
curse they took.
tts
y and Tuesday we are 10 see "a
pa was written by Denman
N The famous Uncle Josh
ny OF "rhe Old Homestead"
i Is called "Our New Min
I'D Is written on the same
,a..y natural lines that dlstin-
Ioe Old Homestead" We
| -sd me original cast, includ-
lerrls, John Barker. Ethel
Ferguson, phila MAY and
| Al% Fergusons friends will |
| 70 be told that she is the
q Ellen b. Ferguson, for
~ g'l Known physician in this |
| .N Ferguson was born here "a |
4 ana appeared several times |
KY before going east. Her |
4 y layl was such that her !
r s, hfr To adopt the pro- |
Iae had a number Of good |
h New York and has been |
| .se nearly ever since leaving !
she created the part of |
s' Academy OF Music produc. |
4 porting Life during the run !
'ls was associated with such |
IA sop billiard Wilton I.acp |
Ill. plis. Later she was In |
~o!nes company I'm "Tho !