Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-09


IKE the plot Of The Yankee Cormn
Dut the stories work out so yerc, V d,S",,
ently that one would barely no,lco an.
similarity between them "Tbo nv
tat9r' produced roars Of laugbtcr NV Ie'
gay q. night at the Hudson theater wbeyo
II VIII remain Indefinitely. In aaJi,,os
10 golfers personal success solld b,,'
We're made by Edward Abcles a5 r IS
barrymore, the latter Of whom 4, '1 a."
ing TO make an actor. after AN In s6I,,
OF tne TACT that few short mon,bs sn,
ne didn't look to have "a living cb,rss
~ the savoy we have THE supersl.
uon of Sue which may be de.crhs,
as q farce suftused with melancboy
raul Armstrong is the author Of M,
work and the posspssor OF a sense a,
humor AN his own.and not likely h bs
Wfested from him In a desperate strpc'
gle win envtous competitors Sus ,So
superstltlous, won't marry boCs,ss
she's asked on Friday, the 18Th Of lbo
imonth--and there you are. 4 fine bach.
Done youll have for an evenings enter.
lalnment; and when You say n van ava
etlTely correct, "The Superstition a,
Sue won't do
Eleanor Robson. who Is outlastiry an
the stars Of the season before thIs com.
munity, began the flftipth week ~ no,
New York engagement IN Merely Maw
Ann. when she removed from the Cit
erlon to the Garrick theater She has
played through seven weeks AT m,
Criterion and previously through A sim.
llar period at the Garden theater TN
chances seem to be that she will maze
II three sevens' az the GarricRan
pretty good record this season IN New
YORK, equalled only by Kyrlc Bsnew'
In "Raffles, the Amateur Cracksmano
and William Gillette In The Admirable
Crichton,"
II Is Il trlne early to foretell with ac.
curacy what viii become Of IAN All.
can Millionaire" the new piece at the
Princess theater It Is one Of those
pieces IN which the principal actor
plays several characters what the
press agents used TO describe as "A pro.
team drama AN African Millionaire"
is pretty good material Of Ms kind. but
1t Is q question If the public is quite
ripe for works Of this description AT
the present moment H. Reeves Smith
IL the actor who appears I'm many
gulses during the progress of this play
smith Is n pretty good actor within
limitations, but he hasn't kept entirely
within them in the present instance.
The silence Of David Belasco regard.
ing the future Of his stars that Is to
say after the coming theatrical season.
for which bis plans have already been
announced may be explained by the
fact that both J. G. Williamson and
George Musgroye have recently been
in New York and are positively known
to have held conferences with a view
20 embarklng again IN business trans.
actions after Il separation " several
years duration Mr. MuSgroyn Went
ON 10 London 10 mako ready for The
Prince OF Pilsen' IN that c.t" but Mr.
Williamson remained behind and II Is
supposed that he carried an ntgoli5-
lions for engagements OF the BeasCo
stars In London and so on toward AUS
tralla and New Zealand. The last men
toned territory IL entirely new 10 Ms
Leslie Carter and Blanche Bates and
would also offer am inviting field for
the occupation Of David Wadcld, II
The plans limited at are carried out Nc
Belasco win have nothing 10 think OF
beyond furnishing suitable material for
his theator here In New York ana iof
two years his attractions viii have oP'
Dortunity TO demonstrate that theli
high qualities are by no means confined
o the country Of their nativity ~
ike most other ventures iu foreign
ands, these nalasgo Representations
yill be made with the entire American
equipments Of scenery ana pdpphcT'
lulla intact,
Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabblg' PaIch
WIN remain In Boston until JuIN 3d.
ng thence to the Grand opera House u
chicago for a summer rum Tue pleN
probably won't close no all prior 10 ~
New York opening .r SeptcmO,f
eae
There win be some electricity on 'ep
It Concy Island the coming SUMNER
rhc Messrs Thompson d. Dnd}s co'
ract with the New York Edison 'on,'
,any for lighting Luna Pork cl,is %.
minimum expenditure Of f50OVV W.
llnminotion alone during the season.
This Is the biggest contract ever IU" 'oo
" an amusement enterprise, ANA ,,,5I,
L that the lighting bill MI. p'oO gory
,Xceed the figures named 10y wy
considerable margin, .-,,,,reov
LEANDER RICHARDSON