Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

/ do not know OF It at all2" mot a soil
tary thing, madam, until l read tho
papers next day.
David Belasco announces n new conf
edy for David Warfeld and a new
tragic play for Mrs. Carter Beyond
the fact that Wariield's role viii not
be another variant OF the Jewish type,
nothing ~ made known as TO either
piece. Bella sco's other stars, Henrietta
Crosman and Blanche Bates Will con-
tinue IN Sweet Kitty Bellairs' and
The Darling OF the Gods" respectively.
Sir Henry Irving promises TO appear
IN a new tOlc when he makes his fare
we'll tour OF this country next spring.
Probably the last part he Will ever cree
ate will be that OF GrandfathefCoqusn
In little cne-act tragedy built on Cos
mo IIaniltcn's story Of that name. Mr.
Hamilton, - young English author who
has come into sudden fame, has made
the eran attic version OF his story ~ Sir
Henry's ieliest.
An appra Isement Just finished OF the
estate OF stuart Robson, the well
known actor who IN private life was
known as Henry w. Stewart. and who
died on April 49, 1908. shows that he
left net personal estate Of s2S, 423.
The estate consists In the main II
money In the bank. Letters OF admlnls-
tratl0n have been granted to the wild.
ow, Mary Dougherty stuart, who with
u son aud daughter inherit the estate
The repertory which the italian act
or Noyelli Is to bring to New York at
the beginning OF the new year Is varied
and comprehensive. Among the more
familiar pieces In II are Louis XII"
'The Merchant Of Venice" 1.-THE Tam
ing OF the Shrew." "Oedlpus," Lear"
'Kean," "Othello," ia Morte Civlle,"
lie Gendre de NJ PORTER and Ham
let" To these must be added num-
Der OF comedies rom various sources,
sketches, farces and monologues.
Frederick Warle and Katherine Kid
der will begin their tour with Wagon
halls and kempers production OF sal
ammbo" at Buffalo early IN September
Those who are familiar with Flaubert s
famous novel on which the play is
founded may be curious 20 know which
OF the characters appear In the play.
The more important are "Matho." the
barbarian warrior, which Will be played
by Mr.. Warde. Salammbo the priestess
of Tanit played by Miss Kidder, Spen-
dius, by Mr.. Thomas Coffin Cooke
Narr Hayas. by Dudley Kellerd Ham
ilcar, by Wadgworth Harris, Hilda, by
Miss Ina Brooks and the boy Hannibal
10y Master Walter Burris,
Blanche Walsh, who Is spending the
summer at her home on Great Neck,
Long Island has already begun to study
the role she is to play in the 'Kreutzer
Sonata" the Yiddish play which had a
run Of over year at the Thalia thea,
ter In New York Her first appearance
I'm this play VIII be made In Chicago In
December Early In January she will be-
gin her Nov York engagement with Il
new play by Clyde Fitch which he Is
now writing for her. Miss Walsh opens
tho season with Resurrection" on Sept.
H. in New York, which will be followed
by Boston, hiladelphia Washington
and the other large eastern cities she
did not reach with this play last year,
The hit made in several cities during
tho summer by the so.called "Radium
Dances In several productions lends
interest TO the last Issue Of the Patent
Office official Gazette, which announces
the grant Of a patent covering the use
Of such effects ON scenery. costumes and
properties. The patentee, Belle La
Verde developed the idea some years
ago aud produced such effects expert
mentally. but the patent has been is
sued. and has l7 years TO run. AS Miss
| la Verde Is herself a danseuse ana
thoroughly familiar with the value OF
her Invention she expects 20 maintain
7 the exclusive rights given by her pa
tent. II may be stated that managera
| exploiting acts accompanied by the So
/ called radium effects Will have TO secure
| licenses under the patent, and chemists
| or property supply houses may be
sued for contrlbutory infringement OF
the patent
The new Beasco theater I'm Los An
| .geles. where Belasco and Mayer will give
! high class stock productions gives rs
| inaugural performance Monday Aug
| 49, In the Belasco-De Mile play, THE
| WIFE" II viii be the most luxurious
| house In America devoted to stock
work. and Ia the only one upon the
coast with an eight foot exit court upon
each side. Green gold and ivory con-
| stltute the color scheme, and all the
| appointments are lavish and artistic
Abel Block and Martin l.. Alsop, both
Alcazar favorltes will play the leads
! with Oza Waldrop, az ingenue. The
company also includes George w
Barnum, Howard Scott, Starr KinG
Walker, Robert Rogers, Richard Vivi'
an. James A. Bliss, Louis Bishop Hall
Louise Macintosh, Agnes Rankin, Mary
Graham, Agnes Ardock and Fay Wal
lace. The resident manager VIII b,
John II. Blacltwood formerly dramatic
editor Of the Washington Times ant
recently manager for Mrs. Leslie Car
| ter