Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23
Jea0derRich0rdSOn'S Letter
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iubuuuuIl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
untold effort 10 the satisfaction OF his
belief that be is great band c0nduc-
tor has had about enough OF New York
Tor the present season and VIII finish
his Madison square Garden term next
SATURDAY night Many OF Mir. Duss
performances with his band remind one
OF closely contested hOrserace, with
the band In the lead ana the conductor
running about one beat behind, but
never quite aDle to get up IN time TO
make 0ead heat.
Joseph Weber has been IN negotiation
Tor the past few days with Mario
DRESSER, with The ldea OF adding that
mereurlsl anu attractive performer to
ME music nail forces tOr tha coming
season. Mlss DRESSER has been play
ms quite prOltaDly IN vaudeville Tor
some time now, but is anxious to set
tie down In New YORK, having recent-
ly purchased IA handsome Hll-year res-
ideuce at Bensonhurst where she mas
Installed her father for the remainder
OF ms life. Under these circumstances
sho VIII In all likelihoCd be glad 10
form u permanent deal With MI We
Der.
Josephine Sabe Is once more a roof
garden attraction IN New York, after
a season In the English music halls.
She is appearing upon Mr.. Hammer
STEMS Paradise Gardens and singing
with her accustomed vim and clearness
OF cnunciation. When Miss Sabel Is at
work, indoors or out, no person with
in a reasonable rad.us can complain Of
not knowing what She is singing about,
The New York theater announces the
opening Of It's season next Monday
night with 1.-THE Maid and the Mum
N.Y." by Richard earle. This breaks
all records Of early openings IN the
Metropolis. II was thought that A. W.
Dlngwal was rather forcing matters In
preparing TO begin operations for the
fall and winter at the broadway thea
ter late In August, but Klaw q Err
LANCER have gone him one better, so
TO say. THE Maid and the Mummy
has had quite run IN Chicago IN spite
of internal dissensions Of so vivid q
character that many OF the details long
ago penetrated to this point These
troubles have led to q number OF
changes in the cast and have moved
the management to adopt as motto
Grants famous phrase, Let us have
peace
Jefferson DeAngelis Is playing "The
Toreador" this week at the Manhattan
Beach theater, whore the receipts are
gradually improving. on Aug / at
this establishment, Samuel Rork and
George Kingsbury win begin their Sec
ond seasons tour With "The Girl
from Dixie The piece made an cX-
cellent impression last winter winding
up with a run Of several weeks dura-
ton in ST. Louis,
By the by there win be no theatcr
at Manhattan Beach next year. The
whole space between the Manhattan
Beach hotel and the Oriental is to be
turned into resort upon the lines ~
Luna park. Pains Fireworks show win
disappear In the process of remodclllng
and rebuilding This rehabilitation
VIII leave Brighton Beach all by itself
as an Old-fashioned seaside resort If
It be really true that imitation is the
sincerest fattory the Messrs. Thomp-
son & DundN who originated the limo
of amusement that has reached itshigh-
est development In Luna park, ought to
feel themselves the recipients of all
merited bouquets Nor is II their only
regard to know they have been instru-
mental in changing the entire aspect of
a stretch of sea coast some 10 miles
long, for the tuTn-stiles of Luna park
already record the entrance Of nearly
100000 people during the current sea-
son.
Rose Cecilia Shay, the hae lsomc and
gifted young prima donna whose home
ic opera designed for her personal use.
an opportunity to appear before New
York audiences i'm December In a COM
ic oper a designed for her personal use
Miss Shay has fine dramatic soprano
voice and considerable knowledge of
acting. and she is about to acquire an
other Invaluable aid TO success in the
form Of intelligent, practical and es-
tablished management. Her father,
Thomas +. Shay, wel-knuwn lawyer.
has been IN New York for the past
week in consultation with T.. c. Whit
ney.
The first of the William A. Brady en-
terprises to take to It's travels for the
corning season is "Grs VIII be Girls
which Is booked TO open In Atlantic
City, Aug. s. remaining for a week.
Shortly afterward the piece will be
brought into ne Fourteenth Street the
alter for a run.
Theodore Kremer, VINO writes turgld
but profitable melodrama upon the
slightest proVocation, is going to Aus
trla to live for good. ana all. Mr.. Kre-
mers health isn't very good, which is
not surprising, In view Of the constant
struggle Of vice and virtue I'm his men,
tai caldrOn. and he hopes TO find In for.
eign surroundings the repose denied
him here.
LEANDER RICHARDSON.