Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
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so.,ial correspondence ooa,
sE.,a' york. oct 3.-Among the 90 odd
pew ,,., now running In the city every
w,'' rb,,h seems to hold the greatest
one o,,.,',.on. Judging by the crowds to Dc
sVl', .,,rlrp out from Wednesday ana
seen matlnses. good business Is
saul saul. cord sent out this week. Ger
,us v', most Of them boast first class
" ,.,.,uops II is curious to note the
wv" aided opinions Of the press upon
merits ana dement's Of each piece
ns placed before the public Geo
-. ucollees Widow ranks first IN
,,"og,blo crltIcsm Il has been unanl-
.nsiy adopted, taken into the arms
.9 landed. you may say OF every
pay ,,ogoer that counts FOR able review
"bs,irIcal matters It's popularity Is
90 .dcrtil The same may be SAID OF a
Nu othor plavs. Mrs WIGS, which
svt. way As more q dramatl2atl0n OF
~ ,r1y MARI than wigs, % holds her
me- Savoy. while John Drew ~
o'" Fvplre and Fayersham nt the
ui.1, seem IN no danger of losing
KY. nla,es I'm the hearts Of then Cd
u,rers pustn Farnum, VINO played 70
p,nv5ed houses last week In Harlem
0oera House. had with him TWO meme
Wy. NJ the Bonnie Brier Bush COM
u.,y Thomas +. Jackson, the Tammls
NJ tbe pIay and for several years the
", 1iler nj THE Little Minister COM
.,y and Helen Holmes the Kate
E.,1srle who now has risen 70 lead
,ns isdy IN "The Vlrglnlan" The re-
,issi M Becky sharp has reused no
,od M enthusiasm among Mrs. Flske'5
A,rotsd followers, and every fayorlt'
seems to be repeating his or her last
VOWS welcome from 'heater goers'
Rn, lower Broadway and The upper
49, sde. are holding their own ana
s,s,, 10 vie with each other In startling
nm, and pictures that draw the Gu
,tp, Her Mad Marriage Welded
.ol Parted. How He Lied % Her
u,band" are among the most COM
,pflois These titles, not to mention
X, nlctures beside them, are enough
IA elye one the shyers, but they have
hslr charm for a crtain class, ana
ssbty an the pIayhouses to the salts
faction Of the owners. The opera sea-
son h near at hand. Nine Schmann
gsnk I'm Loves Lottery az the
broadway. VIII open The ball; the fact
hal the engagement Is limited. and
MAI the Madame win be seen In Hight
orers. has caused an enormous rush IN
Mo boxoflce by today Il is surmlsed,
every seat will be sold for the entire
three weeks season.
The Misses Hattie and Clara Young
daughters Of Col. willard Young took |
tbelr departure for Vassar college |
Thursday. Sept g. This is Miss !
Youngs second year there, but Il Will |
be me htst for Miss Clara; both young !
ladies' are excellent students, having
made records In the past TO the credit |
Of themselves and their parents. Their |
youngest sister. Miss Alice, Is now
rupIl Of the Gerrlsh preparatory school,
II newspapers and theatrical gossip |
may be relied on. Lotte Levy Is max. |
INK good In THE Millionaire which |
Il playing IN the vicinity Of New York.
Two other Salt Lake girls have made
q hIt lately In The "Eben Holden" pro-
dur'ion which gave first class per-
0rmanca at New Rochelle last Tuesday
evening Miss Ruth Eldredge whose
tastes are decidedly literary, as well
as dramatic and who Is constantly en-
p'oyel ON the rewriting Of plays-dId
me female heavy IN the piece. to the
satisfaction Of her many friends, who
went out TO see her while Blanche
Kendall (ThomaO was most effective,
a. the youthful country maiden
o part suited TO her In every way
Frank Eldredge Is managing the piece
and II is counted among the coming
winers good shows,
Mr. Charles Moakin. who Is n MEM
b'r II Henry W Savage's travelling
saf ond all round right hand man, Is
very n1sy al present., and expects To
be given charge N one Of his big com.
panles IN Chicago o' Boston
Al 90 vest ore Hundred and Twelfth