Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-04

Ilii III an fAcelllonully iOInIOltaDit
position under any circumstances that
may arise, But IT'S pity Just the
same t0 see slch Il valuable trademark
ms the Weber and Fields name tumble
out OF existence all at once.
This Is the last week OF sweet kit
~ Bellairs" at the Belasoo theoter.
which win remain closed until Sep
tcmber David Wprfeld will occupy
the house through the autumn and up
To December, when Mrs. Carter Is to
come In with the new play written for
her by Mr.. Belasco 4 is the present
intention that Mrs. Garter shall re-
main In New York until the finish OF
the season, proceeding thence TO Lon
don for an engagement at His Ma
jCstys theater. with the management
of which establishment Mr., BelascO has
an arrangement for the London pre-
sentation Of all his successes. "Du
Barry Will be held IN reserve for the
English season, by way Of lending vari-
ely TO the engagement. Blanche Bates
is TO continue for another winter I'm
The Darling of the Gods" playing for
long term at the Imperial theater, 81
Louis, ana going thence 20 the other
large cities not as yet visited by her
she. too, VIII have new play In the
spring. Miss Bates is at present en-
Toying her vacation IN Europe, while
Mrs. Carter is on her way to the Pa
cine slope,
The Rogers Brothers tried out"
new song the other night I'm
Wilmington with somewhat remark
able results They had intended TO make
use Of this particular ditty during the
remainder OF the current tour, but it
tNtla a 10. ~.
dams Immediately concluded to hold IL
over for their new piece TO be presented
az the Liberty theater next fall. Gus
Rogers himself, Immediately after the
performance, rushed into the orchestra
enclosure and collected the different
parts, which he carefully tied up and
expressed TO New York, at the same
time sending instructions TO the pub
fishers 70 have the plates locked In a
safe deposit vault and to see that not
single copy OF the song was disposed
of. The members OF the company were
called together upon the stage and
warned not 70 sing or whistle the mel
ody on pain of dismissal--all of which
goes to show what steps are necessary
for the protection Of a piece Of music
whose owner desires TO hold IL over for
future use.
And speaking Of songs, our friend OF
many talents. Oscar Hammerstein. has
Just written new ballad, which Emma
Carus is to interpret In the Victoria roof
garden entertainment during the COM
ing summer season, This work is en-
titled when You Said Yes" and per-
sons TO whom Miss Carus has sung II
oNperlmentally are earnestly Of the
opinion that II will be one Of the great
hits OF the year In this line, MIR Ham
merstein finds most Of his recreation in
musical composition between times,
when he's not engaged IN taking out
patents on mechanical devices OF his
own invention or completing plans
and specifications for new theaters OF
his own construction. There's no such
diverse genius as Oscar now before the
public
Raymond Hitchcock and his assocl-
ates at the Broadway theater will next
week pass the l25th New York repre-
sentation OF "The Yankee Consul"
which Is still drawing the largest au-
dlences OF the town.
Jessie Milward has scored so solidly
IN vaudeville that she will devote her
self to this line Of work for some time
to come. Mr.. Proctors audiences liked
H'l NtTy uuCn lIlueeu upon nef nrSt APP
pearance before them last week, and
the manager was so much impressed
with her worth that he induced her TO
stay over for another period OF SINH
lar duration.
William Collier, I'm "The Dictator"
runs on indefinitely at the Criterion
theater The piece is undoubtedly the
very best success Of all the Collier pro-
ductons up TO date
pin, Pan, Pour viii probably last
clear through the summer at the Cas-
mo. II is bright and refreshing show.
well suited to the requirements Of this
time Of year.
Elizabeth Tyree, I'm Tit for Tat" goes
along from week to week at the Savoy
giving a mildly pleasing performance
of mildly pleasing piece,
Wallacks theater will remain closed
until Thursday evening, September I,
when "The County Chairman" Is to be
revived for six or eight weeks.
LEANDER RICHARDSON.