Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03

able to joke while looking into the
mouth OF that awful shark I might
not have felt so humorous" said Mr.
Irwin, ~ hadn't known the shark
was a dolphin
The 81 Louis Globe Democrat SAYS
that Miss Viola Rosaboro's stories of
the stage. Players and Nagabonds."
are 80 clever as TO seem like real ex.
periences or at least POLITICALLY remin.
lscent of the strollers hard, wandering.
irresponsible life. The stories are won
derfully well written, each with ts own
touch of individuality and each graced
with the slit Of having heart IN a. Il
Is no CLOSING Of poor characters with
sentlmentallty, no lifting or unworthy
types to a place they are untitled 20
fll but the depletion Of real character
beneath the paint and geWgaws Of this
artificial but arduous calling There Is
laughter at their grotesqueness and
there are tears beneath the laughter.
All give US inside light on that little
known real world Of the actor. and one
Of the stories. A Glimpse Of an Artist
ig a gem I'm It's perfect dellneation OF q
great actor In a poor setting Of moral
def0mity ending In utter fall and OBJ
livl0n. II sounds more like a portrait
IN words Of some actual parsonage than
simple a piece Of clever fiction
Already they are calling II "The Son
OF David. and Mr. Stephen phillps's
new play will not be published until
the end Of this week. However. the
title has beeen changed fairly often:
two years ago II was aunornced Ms
David and Bathsheba." three months
ago as 'Mlham; or. The SIN of Da-
vld." and now II Is to be- published
under the title OF THE Sin OF Da-
yld. The title indicates the books
theme; the play relates a similar opls-
ode IN the army Of Cromwell with
dramatic climax essentially modern
In "HuldaA' the MacGowan slsters
have kept mainly TO the domestic sile
Of lie In q little cattle town OF the
Texas Panhandle, hut for themselves,
the more strenuous aspects OF that lie
still attract them, They have spent
this summer and fan upon the New
Mexican ranch Of young Morley the
football player. who rs the first gradu.
ate coach that Columbia mas had, and
whose vigorous policy Is bringing his
team rapidly to the fore
"Whcre did learn TO buck the llne?'
the young host responded 10 his guests
Inquiries, ON the FIRST evening OF thcIg
stay. Right out here IN this brush
Smashing through cedar plnon and iu-
nper scrub after wild steers ana It's
where you ladies' WIN learn a lot about
life aud ta difficulties, If yoG'n take
your medicine and take q straight"
The authors OF "Huldah" familiar
with the open plains OF Texas where
one may ride an day with The horizon
line sweeping itg circle tmbroken
around one, found the high. wild. rocky
mountain climbing Of New Mexico truly
hot work. They declare that they dia
everything on horseback short Of riding
up one side Of a. tall pine tree and rid
lng down on the other, they feel that
they have earned the reward OF him
who stays with his pony Who takes
his medicine straight ana are bringing
that reward homo I'm the shane OF much
health and garnered literary material.
Houghton, Mlfhln & co. report the
following new printings Twelfth edi-
ton making ne thlrtieti thousand of
Jewell and fourth edition making the
twentieth thousand OF Jewels story
Book" both by Clara Louise Burn |
ham; seventh edition Of The Book. OF
Nature Myths" by Florence Holhrool:
third edition OF Science and Immor.
tally by Or William Oser: and sec.
ond edition Of the Autobiography OF
Moncure D. Conway"
Dean Briggs OF Harvard university