Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

{ Ada Dwyer Russell Is experiencing the
novelty of a good solid spell Of idleness
at her home In this city after a fun
years absence. During the time she
has been away she has done some gi-
gantean work in her profession and the
rest she is now taking Is surely well
earned. Since she went away she has
played one month with Bellew in "A
Gentleman from France" p weeks with
Eleanor Robson in Audrey and a
spring tour of five weeks with the same
actress IN Romeo and Juliet That
brought the regular season to an end,
and she then accepted proposition to
20 to Denver at Eltchs Gardens where
the season was so successful that it
spun out to IA weeks. a large number
OF plays was produced, among them
Audrey with Maud Fealy in Miss
Robson's part Tic thcater at the Gar
dons-half an hours car ride from Dem
yer holds $500, and was always nearly
filed
After a few weeks res; Mrs Russell
will again return east to resume her con-
nection with the Eleanor Robson COM
ipany. The opening play will be Merely
Mary Ann" in which she will have the
character part II Agatha" Mrs.
Humphrey Wards new play, Is pro-
duced by Miss Robson mrs, Russell viii
have the role OF an adventures
Mr. Russell. who left Salt Lake some
weeks ago, Is now rehearsng with Mrs.
LeMoyne's company, and VIII open with
her In Lady Berlnthla's Secret" in De-
troit next Monday evening.
Next week viii be lively one at the
Salt Lake Theater every night except
Thursday being occupied with natl
nees Wednesday and saturday II is
something of a coincidence that the
week Will be filled by two operas run
ming under different management, but
both written by the same composer and
lbrettist.
"The Burgomaster" whose tuneful
music came from Luders fertile brain,
md whose story Is by Frank Pixley,
has been seen In Salt Lake before, and
Il then scored very happy success.
The present company Is headed by
Miss Ruth White. who is singing her
original role of while" and who Is
said not only to, be an excellent singer
but beautiful woman. Oscar l.. Fig
man, well known as a German come
dian, has Cawthorne's old part. The
sale for "The Burgomaster' is now
going on at the box Office and Dig
turnout is looked for.
"rhe Prince of Pllsen," also by Lud-
trs and pixey, is even more widely
a ~ pth trptsl II must
have some especial merit or II would
not have been taken in hand by the
noted proprietor OF the Castle square
upera COMPANY, Henry w. Savage, who
sends the production to this city. The
Prince of Pisen," I'm fact, has been
kwept along on a high rolling wave OF
success ever since It's first production.
II crowded the fremont theater In bos-
ion every night for five months II ran
four months In Chicago, five months IN
New York, and II now comes fresh IRON
second engagement In Chicago where
the enthusiasm HAS been greater than
aver The present company Is the
original one. and Includes Arthur Dom
nldson. the first impersonator OF the
role of "The Prince OF Pllsen,' VINO mas
never missed performance since the
,nening night; Miss Trlxie Friganza,
well known name In Metropolitan pro-
auctions Is to be the WIDOW CrocneI'
while the part of Hans wagner, 'ue
cincinnati brewer, Is comnll'eu W
less Dandy The company IL DIE
,ne, and carries in addition to heaNy
.horus. It's own special orchestra.
The Grand season opens IN earnes'
next Thursday night and from thence
,nrward there viii be very few nights
NTH spring that the house VIII DO
lark. Next weeks attraction Is the
nmous play, Lady Audleys Secret,
,ramatized from the equally I 11,'
vessels, well known coast aetorwno
,as several times before appeared IN
;ait Lake and who always left good
IMPRESSION. Nearly every one mas rea1
Miss Braddon's celebrated novel, ana
nj snch Will no doubt, be curious to
Yitness It's stage production. the en-
easements lasts three nights, win
saturday matinee