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

THEATRE GOSSIP.
Los Angeles is to have a Tivoll opera
House run on the same plan as the
Tlyoli in Frisco.
Ibsen's "Rosmersholm" win shortly
be presented FOR tn @ first time In
America at the Princess theater New
York.
Mrs, Langtry has Just closed her
present season and has sailed 10 Eng
land. Next season she will tour South
american and Australia
In the April Outing Blanche Bates
has an Interesting article on "ROugh
Riding on the Stage" II IL a novel
subject treated by Miss Bates in a nov
81 manner.
Forboa Robertson, by Invitation Of
the English department of Harvard
presented Hamlet at the university
on April and g. This closed his season
In this country
Ida Conquest will play a months en-
gagement in Elitch's Gardens. Dem
yer during the summer as a stock star
There Will be several Shakespearoan
productions, including Romeo and Ju-
let"
They have a buresque Of THE Oar
ling Of the Gods at the Prince Of
| Wales theater In London. with Arthur
| Roberts and Edna May The hit Of the
affair IL . song introduced by Mr. Rob
erts called Under the Bcerbohm Tree"
| Charles Frohman has tried unsuccess.
| fully 10 get William Gillette Ia give %
| special performances OF Sherlock
Holmes In London In the spring. Mr..
| Gillette has refused because his health
| Will not permit
Annie Russell who married Mr.
| Norke, her leading man. last week. was
| first married 20 Eugene W. Preshrey
| They eame TO Salt Lake together at the
time OF Miss Russel1s FIRST appearance
In the old Palmer Stock company.
Ellen Terry has been enjoying the
sweets Of success lately Her provincial
tour In Great Britain Is said 10 have
been prosperous In an extraordinary de.
gree In Scotland especially she Great.
ed much enthusiasm, especially as Por.
tia and Beatrice.
Fanny Herring. the noted actress.
was recently stricken with apoplcxy
at Hartford Conn. where she had gone |
to witness the performance Of her son. |
David K, Young, In THE Triumph Of |
an Empress She ia now critically
III at her home In sImsbury.
Krke La Shelles company. playing |
"The Bonnie Brlar Bush has been In |
Nova Scotia, j II Stoddart, who has |
made such n hit in the leading role |
wrote 10 La Shelle that he was ohsery. |
Ing Lent strictly lie said In a recent |
letter: I'VE have Goldfish four times |
day"
Charles Dalton, the English actor who |
established himself In this country |
while playing for several seasons In |
'The Sign of the Cross" has Joined !
forces with Roselle Knott for a Joint |
starring tour In when Knlghthood |
Was IN Flower Miss Knott has been |
starring In the piece through the west |
this season Mr., Dalton will play the |
role Of Charles Brandon, I
Dorothy Hammond, leading woman In |
Henry Miller's company, Man Pro- |
poses" az the Hudson theater, has
signed contract for next season To- be- |
come n. II Sothern's leading woman In /.
"The Proud Prince, IN place of Miss
LOTUS Miss Hammond was formerly .
IN Richard Mausneld's company. She
IL young English actress ana has had .
two seasons experience In America
Every lover Of Shakespeare win re-
Ftpt to learn that the Castle Of Eron- .
borg sometimes known as Elsuor' cas- .
tie, on the battlemcnts OF which The .
ghost scene OF Hamlet o. lli1 O. In .
danger of disappearance oWleg 40 ,he .
fact that its foundations hove b"an un-
dermned to such aneXtcnt hy the storm
seas OF this winter that they are re.
gardCd as being beyond repair
The oft heard query, what has be.
come Of Margaret Angaln?'-is an.
swered by dispatch In the New York
Herald. which says that the gifted ac-
tress has sailed for this country 10 APP
pear as q Joint star with Henry Nil. /
ler In a production OF Camille M the
Hudson thcpter, New York Miss An.
Gin scored an enormous success In this
part IN san Francisco, but has never
yet produced Il In New York.
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Julia Nelson and Fred Terry, who !
have not been too fortunate Of recent
seasons have secured the lease of the
Comedy theatcr In London and viii pro-
duce there new tour-0ct drama called
SUNDAY" II Is by trio OF authors
who called themselves Thomas Race.
ward. An OF them are actors and mem
hers OF William BarrcttS company
They are Horace Hodges. n, Wigncy
Perciyal and George Irwin.
In the east n is common gossip that
william Randolph Hearst the wealthy
newspaper publisher Is behind the new
movement TO build chain OF ten thea
ters In the principal cities Of the coun-
try In which II is supposed the nde-
pendent attractions win be given dates
II is said that the new thoaters viii be
operated independent Of all syndcates
or managerial combines, but win bc
open TO an ATTRACTIONS that suit the
managers IN control Of these new
houses
When the first copy Of the new edl-
tlon OF THE YlrginIan'-that known
NJ the Dustin Farnum edition--wns
brought into Klrke Ia shelc'a Office
the other day, Mr.. Faruum happened 60
be present He Immediately laid
claim TO that particular copy, lie IN
a aa1lNFFop "a ntset ,dttl,ng hoo
many valuable books IN his library
which he hes picked up IN many cities
IN the course OF bis theatrical career.
TINS h'at cony OF the theatrical or
glnlnn' will ho one Of Ms most precl-
Gus possessions II win memorabilia