Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

80. heeause everyone was buying
,sst. for this afternoon -. or , evHa'p ars
'lfe'u' 'oolo knew that Nance o'Neil
aa% .sortly due in "Magda"-
W. nights audience was the
Nv which Miss Roberts mas
'a'i ss,n greeted with. The audience
" y, Immensely demonstratiye' however
\ va ,Se whole presentation scored as
h s,yy as before, This afternoon Ca
h r'l,S' and tonight "zaza'" close the en-
& l' ..m,nt, and both viii go to packed
arc niece Of dramatic property is
4 a.. clarence Roberts. To her own
is n yerltable little gold mine,
EiVsa pleasure 10 know that Flor
\ s,r Roberts individually is an owner
r,or.nce Roberts, incorporated. The
4 ,,,la.nis regularly paid by this corpor-
.,,r must amount 70 handsome fig
y, The company plays a season Of
4 10 40 weeks every year. and every
4 v.,kls repetition Of the two seen in
S,n Lake the gross receipts running
,,yvhere from $1,000 to $4,000, with the
,,rer,es probably running not more
8 nj, half these figures. The balance
net gain. The stockholders in the
I ,ororaton are limited In number, con-
\ s,tns first Of Miss Roberts herself.
I sh in addition to receiving salary,
,yrs 70 per cent In the company, The
A remainder is shared by Fred Belasco,
4 s,n Thai. Mr.. Meyer, and Miss Rob-
4 ,rs husband. the wei known actor,
4 Lewis Morrison Mr. Morrison recog-
i.i,l the undeyeloped wealth that lay
! b Miss Roberts talents, and IL is said
4 ID BE- to his careful training that a
bat part Of her success is due. He
radtd Der about u years ago. They
4 Inuf their different ways on the
4 raE however, and he is this week
talIng as much money in his presenta.
tn Of Faust as she is doing in her
lou'd oi plays
aes
The Theater wiIl be open Monday |
lgai for @ benefit to the Kearns Or |
fhaage Commencing Tuesday and |
fsrlng Wednesday afternoon and |
s'ttng the iayonte actress, Ellie ELS
~ presents the play made from the
Anu' book, "When Knighthood was |
'oTN Everyone knows Eme |
Al'iT and nearly everyone has read
y lo,tI from which her play Is
llHe AIas Ei.sler began coming
\ Nii Lake when Hazel Kirke' nrs1
.sss 'I9n tae world, and OF all the
aag,o o. That beautiful play none
~ h NlceSs mat she achieved. Har
MI Ire with old man Couldool,
& q NE red letter events i'm the
Eve me drama in those DAYS
NV VISITED us many times since
W lag never succeeded In finding a
eN'hy her abilities. Now that
Y As succeeded TO the drama In
4 ~ 'ula AaTlOwe made such not !
success Il Is 20 be hoped that sh
" nov Us all her old-tlme powers.
'5' y managed this year by Frank
tu'sh once manager Of the Bos.
aAls and Alice Nelson. SO II goes
I, alOu' SAYING that the production ana
y ~ppONlns company win be Of the
~ VII The advance sale is now
as o. and a handsome engagement
fay Se BOXED for '''''"'
.oasht at the Grand, SANDY Rot.
IN uosed Tie week. Monday Tues.
4 nl Wednesday. that ALWAYS sur.
~ pay Human Hearts" comes
,. lNgTh Visit, This drama belongs
M Is els@ Of the emotional and The
a .'.ias Ofhaed, and on It's prior yislts
aNays pleased its audiences. The
a .ss..l 1922 matinee Will be given on
ig0n S''e 10 Ho"
ias Nan from Mexico" one OF tho
'sDsn makers OF the past three or
apls puts In only two nights
4 ~, sseA az the Grand Thursday
olaN NO matinee Performance
nNeh Everyone remembers
! wllplcatIons that bring about the
r,, NAN. s susence from his home OF the
, Sa. us9fe IN the play, who. while
"s OIiei term IN Jail is said TO
TIe On hurried visit TO Mex
~ y one Of the funniest comedies
I M Ih. 10y ana Will, without doubt. do
4 ,,1 BUSINESS on its approaching visit
-'ulaay night az the Grand win no
'aAng match. V'
ier ~ 'sa as, encouraged by the re-
~. ol the Prince and ire Peas
AM shoh he was librettist, has
IN, , +s uahl al stage writing again
sUe ne has turned out a comedy
Fili first See the light ar Tho
a nv ~ we evening Of Thursday. the
~, ne ute Of Mr.. Maltese's new
ca me Wrong Mrs. Appleton"
M ~ .He author announces, which
1917. ssn1 satisfactory solution 10
~. iulohal problem OF how 10 I
1 M" your mother-in-law. The nlav !
-,s won the ridiculous adventures :
4 nan Who assumes the role ~ a !
|,Hg,i NAV TO oh!ige a friend. A /
k-,oS n..su seance is another feature ,
N, n, ~ NJ, Ils play adequate representa-. !
brS,.,asN e,Ilese, who directs the stag :
I(sl NJ, nag secured the following !
= /, isglNn people: Miss Tottie lew !,
=. 'sa ~ De We're. Miss Valet Nm :
J lsr NJ mate Wilson, and Messrs. !
.ss,.a .a0Bas Frank Fenton. Arthur !
f,Aavaus hsII Mclean and Bevis | /
ts r,lv',.'.,a, accounts the hard work Of
d. gH lN'y boys and girls 10 M the
tr eb,s., el.Ilie'lc association through
~ ss'. eminent at the Theater last ,
fstss n ts,ulied in pulling the asso- g
r., sr,. u,ue deeper into the mire \
! iivs.s were well meant buf &
fsT They could have hardly n
y. IA b' "oIse date, and could only c
ksrs, Ii.s succeeded by doing tho >
n siBo's,' n .. OF business, and that II I
B nal ,,,''. useless 70 expect. To mako b
D, h,9 ,.,, , Of a benefit In this town. p
\ psr,s,s.i, mus be sold out in adyance {,
kirkibs a, solicitation, The likelihood \
asacn Nm 1' zoe. osot OF The Athletic as n
u rnir,,-a,.l nave 70 be shouldered nv o