Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

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The ma" "secret service" and " sls,l,
Fa'a l,,,,,..s che drama, not the book ,.'l'o
e. a ~Ty in salt Lake a snort ''''S
b. =. 1 ee'.ite has been with us several
y. Sa,ore and nd each time he has ., had
r'' O','. y complain Of the quall.y
'au so.nltality. First. back in the
0u "Y ,,s,lss. when he was a youth
/ Mas .,, o,s' and to fame unknown ne
l0''u" ,r first experience OF that
4, airing Of laughs "rae he, r rp you'
|R ''., On the same visit he rem
,'a ~. now almost forgotten Pro-
r. '"' And with the memory OF that
r., .s, delightful study suddenly
'D'' soo,ber. the Daisy Brown Oh
~' ,'as.on. what has become OF
W ~, vas one Of the adored ac-
,Dsr day-a too, 900 brief one
f { .'y " N IKE the many Of her profess
.,o.a records are traced IN wa
4 -. memory is but a misty shadow
,... M nnmber two gave US Glllette's
ausld by the Enemy" a war play
No, never been approached who
~. ,orget the cast he gave us
,hnself "a Mr.. Bean Henry Miller
4 "a PRESCOTT. Viola Allen as Rachel
~, Dlllon as Susan Melbourne
[..iouell as the surgeon and Leslie
m, q, the old darkey? Those were
4. nv, indeed, when plays were given
/. a, authors Intended they should be-
4, Ms next visit Gillette presented a
,on, comedy, "Too much Johnson
4, /, WAS not for a moment In the
i, n #, predecessor and It soon
IA an the boards, Then Gillette
|.Dt into retirement for a time ana
Ie.n he emerged, he brought with him
. ,,,s, yirne creation Of his magma
4 Secret Service" This made his
IruDe. and established his fame Sc
H. after starring, in IT himself Il
Imlr Of years, he wearied of the role
\ n, Union spy, and turned the play
H. 70 the stock companies, whom it
|ttnues to go on enriching Frawley
Ia the western rights to 1t, and Is
~ presenting it in the Philippines
i 4 japan.
|GDette Is now In the fourth year OF
Il success as sherlock Holmes Eve
4 oBe agrees that If the whole dra
4. ID profession Of America and Eu--
H. had been raked over, a better IDEAL
Conan Doyles great detective could
4, have been found Mr. Gillette was
ftng the play at odd intervals during
4 as season Of Secret Service, " ana
ksa be gave that play here FIVE years
In was announced that he had 'Sher-
| K Holmes almost completed. In san
ksreIsco he was burned out at the
kdain theater. The play was among
property destroyed, Mr. Gillette
) Stopping at the Palace hotel at the
b, and his stage manager rushed TO
! room, woke him and told him that
J new play OF sherlock Holmes as
as his Secret Service production,
been destroyed, Mr. Gillette, In his
b., quiet way asked:
% there any danger Of this hotel
5ilng,'
d. stage manager was rather taken
4 and declared that he thought 1t
y perfectly safe.
fTAen, said Mr. Gillette, come and
me your troubles In the morning.
NJ night"
er Gillette re-wrOte the play Of
8lsrlock Holmes In ten days and for
d years L has proven 10 be one OF
greatest successes ever put on any
De- After It's first New York run IL
\ taken to London, whore II held the
tiis an entire season, and where the
Hhct Of Wales now King Edward
the stamp OF royal approval upon
BY attending the production half d
~ tines
ENhsn Sherlock Holmes smashes the
rT and throws the stage into total
lineS al the theater Monday night,
sss than is other actors represent
The famous detective will be doing
zane thing In different parts Of the
Fia There are five companies play
10 England, two in the United
lss two ia Australia, two IN South
"a, and one each In Copenhagen,
i'eIdam, Buda- Pesth. Moscow,
eisels and The country districts OF
gum Il is stated that 80 far rs
humber Of different companies
. are producing Il at the same
concerned Sherlock Holmes"
pioEen an previous records. the
heretofore being that of Pima
4 which was presented by 70 COM
Va at the same time
~ o. the ac0rs who Is presenting
.laIacler Of the detective had the
saage Of studying Mr. Gillette In
4 l''i curing his long stay In London.
ol hem Initiate him IN makeup
4 methods and whether Il is pro-
4 " Russian, in French. IN Danish.
!. man on 10 Norwegian the spell
= ,snse situations OF the play holds
H. , XIX as closely as It does in
'sa WIN Us Greater IN the title role.
4 .u Illustration of how a foreign
eolks in the wal known mart M
"" Of Maree Newton who arst
= sherlock az Amsterdam. NAV
/ ,r,, a,'sr paying the part In Dutch
4 ,s 55' !. ,am he went 10 Vienna and
ks.,i, /" ~ terman and last Of ali 10
H. "neN be read his lines in
Xlati..t
J. .' I. has not yet been oroser,oa
/ so5 (, rance or Germany. but viii
k,-, ue next year OF two. In
b. \, a foreign play can be
49,. .1 u Is necessar, 10 amnio, q
sr,1e I'M member of he society Of
4 s,s ' authors authors to make The tra1slS.
es,, s'ana tor The proluctlon To
h n. ~. amount Of cash must be
! rss NY y, way Of royalties and there
II, ~ M. a'la which make n pece o w
IN t5e 'e o,l,.. foT the principal |
' y The most cur.ons a.,..,,a
y he productlor 'o y. .g gsevelop- |
nAarsn 'O.,lgn lands Is found in
. to- , There The MANAGER ~
J. M Nv i'ef The play rs prodn.oS |
fIng ny su a,n az g o'clock IN the |
/ lh,sn ' XIII trsi thing on The I'm 4
"a asbsp,s,y When that Is coms
4 n. .ueflock Holr,css % tVill-