Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-16

We in New York are to be overload
ed with Camille" next week. Henry
Miller and Margaret Anglln are TO
produce the hectic Dumas play AT the
Hudson theater on Monday evening
and ut the same time Virginia Harmed
will be Interpreting the pulmonary he
ro<ne at the Harlem Opera House.
Naturally there will be all sorts OF
comparisons, some favorable 10 Miss
Harmed and others falling to the credit
OF Miss Anglln, but all going to show
the quite marvellous longevity Of this
tear compelling story Of woman with
several pasts and q present,
Next week Henry w. Savage will
have the experience, unusual among
managers. of seeing no less than four
of his big attractions playing stimuli.
taneously In New York, These include
THE Yankee Consul" at the Broadway
theater; THE Country Chairman at
Wallacks; 'The Prince Of pllsen" at
Days, and Peggy from Paris at
the Grand Opera House. These COM
panIes will average 20 persons each,
bringing Mr. Savages total roll call
In the metropolis alone up 20 160 names,
exclusive OF his large business stan
located here the year around, MIR, Saw
0ge, By the way, Is rather busy just
now even for one to whom rest and re-
pose are total strangers. He re-
turned last week from Chicago where
he had successfully produced "'rhe sho-
Cum" and after two or three days here
proceeded TO Boston for the impending
projection of Woodland" the new
musical comedy by FIxley and Luders,
In which all the characters are birds.
Immediately after the first representa-
tion Of this piece Mr. Savage will sail
for England TO take personal charge
of the London debut OF HIS "Prlnce OF
Pilsen" company. lie expects to remain
four or five days I'm the British capital
and to rest himself out upon the return
voyage TO New York-unless the dovel-
opment Of the wireless tclegraphy
scheme enables him 70 put himself In
communication with both sides Of the
Atlantic,
1.-THE Superstition Of Sue lasted for
one week only at the Savoy theater and
then crept into the pigeon hole, from
which II should never have emerged
llt IltAf was AlNtllhlN 10 u ldlitf Uul
II produced acute melancholla instead
OF laughter, and the theater Is closed
for the present Miss Elizabeth dor
merly Bessie Tyree VIII be the next
attraction here. appearing az usual at
her own expense Miss Tyree has made
a number OF efforts TO establish herself
as a star actress, but none Of these has
been crowned with the success called
for by such worthy perslstency, May.
be the forthcoming plunge VIII prove
more fortunate than It's predecessors.
Another piece which met with prcma-
ture asphyXlation after a single week in
the public view, was AN African Mill
lionaite," In which at the Princess thea
ter Mr., H. Reeves Smith impersonated
several characters which could be dis
tingulshed from one another by the fact
that they all wore different clothing.
The public wouldn't have this piece at
any price, and manager r. G, Whitney
showed commendable decisiyeness In
promptly RELOCATING It to the discard.
Mr.. Whltney's other production, PHI,
Paff, Pouff," az the Casino seems TO DO
popular success OF the first quality.
Opinions OF It's artistic worth are
strangely varied, The persons who
see II declare either that II Is
che very best thing in the musical