Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

4 exclusively TO management, but In his
early life he was successful actor.
Daniel Sully Is now at work prepar-
lug a play the title OF which Is ''Our
Pastor" to follow The Chief Justice, .
which Is not reetlng with considerable
success. He Will devote his tirne to
| the completion OF "Our Pastor" during
his vacation at his summer residence
In the Catskllls, and as he Is running
half a dozen farms and sawmll and
Is also roadmaster this time win be
pretty well occupied during the sum-
| mer,
Miss Nance O'Neil has been requested
TO plays the part OF Rosalind In an al
fresco performance OF CAS- You Like IT.
at North Long Branch, N. j., In June
The cast will be notable one, and
VIII include some of the most famous
actors In the country. Miss O'Netl
has also been invited to assume the
same character at special perform
ance TO be given at the worlds fair, IN
81. Louis.
don that when Sara Bernhard opens
her summer engagement in the British
metropolis she will have for her assocl-
ate no less London favorite than Mrs.
Pat Campbell, who will be a co-star
with the divine Sara. London Is much
worked up over this combination. 1t
is said Mrs, Pat speaks French fluently,
but whether she can adapt herself to
playing French and shine by compari-
son with Bernhardt Is what Is troubling
her friends.
Albert NJ Palmer, the theatrical man.
ager, filed a petition In bankruptcy
April Is in New York TO get rid Of his
old debts. His known liabilities are
Sl52,99i, and there are eight other
claims, the amounts Of which are un-
known Included in the liabilities are
many judgments. Among the creditors
are Tyson & Co.. $685. 900; Mrs. l.. A.
Palmer, s32, 500, money loaned, Marshall
II. Mallory, 100000 Theodore Moss, ST.
6i3: Madison Square Garden company,
sl2,l53, and Harper Bros, s2,467. He
has no assets.
The dramatic editor OF the News"
has received with the compliments OF
Krke La Shelle, the souvenir edition OF
9The Virglnian,' issued In commence
ration Of the 10th performance OF the
play at the Manhattan Theater, New
York. on the front cover are the OPEN
ing strains OF the characteristic song
which runs through the play Ten
Thousand Cattle Straylng." The illus
txut laR 81 Ia. h.a a.rg. hp ~ al.
lures Of the actors In their various
parts. the frontlspiece being the half
tone OF Mr.. Farnum as the Virginian,
and other striking pictures being those
or Mr.. Campeau as Trampas. and Mr..
Post as Steve.
1t has been given out in San Fran
cisco that Florenz Zlegfeld, Jr,, owner
of the Anna Held company. proposes
to organize a company and build
theater in that city to cost si0OO,O00,
and establish a stock company In II.
Speaking of the project the Chronicle
says six months OF the year the
company proposes to furnish musical
attractions, and the remaining six
months dramatic plays. The result
will probably be the formation OF a reg
ular stock company such as San Fran
cisco has not seen since the palmy days
Of the old California theater,
This Is declared TO be a true diamond
story, and II is that Nance O'Neil the
California actress, has once more come
into possession OF her $4,000 worth OF
jewels. The diamonds have crossed the
continent twice during the last two
years and never once In that time has
Nance ONei been allowed to touch
them, This privilege was denied her
until a day or two ago, In 1902, when
Miss ONel made such disastrous
failure IN London, she was Obliged to
leave her Jewels with n London bank
as security for expense money to carry
herself and company back to America,
The gems have changed hands-have
gone from one creditors hands TO an
others, but never into Miss 0Neils
until recently. j. q. Schafera wealthy
Bostonlan. a short time ago became In.
terested In the plight OF the young
actress and he has placed Miss O'Neil
and company on good financial foot
ing, lie released Miss O'Neil's dla-
monds, and now she Ia happy with her
si5 900 diamonds scintlllating once again
before the footllghts.