Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18

was given heIofe announcer lnIHleu
and deeply interested audience
at the Theatre last night, and
az before Miss Anglln's wonderful
acting was rewarded by some tremen-
deus outbursts OF applause, This gifted
young woman, who has not been fortu-
nate IN being provided with a suitable
play since her success In Mrs. Danes
Defense viii surely give new ac-
count Of herself II she Is only furnished
an opportunity She could have no
better chance for acting than that
which she finds In "zirp' and no other
actress on the stage could do as COM
pleto justice TO the one grand scene In
that play az Miss Angln does Whether
the faults in the play which have al
ready been pointed OUT by the News
Will shorten It's career. remains TO be
seen, but II is to be hoped that It can
be put Into a shape that Will enable
II TO remain FOR long time In Miss
Angin's repertoire for nothing IN the
list OF plays she now has I'm sight, gives
her any such opportunity to display
the undoubted talents she possesses.
The company Is now enroute to San
Francisco where Il Will open In '"rhe
Marriage of KITTY" Monday evening
era VIII follow IN the second or
third week.
The familiar play OF David Harum,"
taken from the famous novel comes
back TO us next Friday evening. the
we'll known actor, Turner, filling the
title role. The play like the book, has
had a tremendous amount Of SUCCESS nd
IL promises 10 20 ON living for many
years To come The Dresent coropenv is
1nder Tho n,anagonont ~ Mr. Tnims
Calm. who PROMISES n arst.clags pre.
sanitation.
Tho hut at ,bo gnIt 7 a,,o ,,hootor Gov
next Wednesdav and Tbnrsdav nigbta
~ the Iiniveraitv Dramatic cluh I'm
"christonher Jinior " n coredv drama
by Madeline Rylev. author Of "NIice
ana Men" This NAV ,s The ono I'm
which Mnude Adams ana Ethel Harry
more scored The successes which made
them stars while playlnq IN II with
John prew Tbe stndents have always
used ,rond nlsvs hut "Chrlstonher
Junior." thew claim. IL the best one
they have ever handled.
Gilbert r. Thomas the appllcant for
plays Mr. DreY's mart "t,hris Jrn Mir
Thomas has won n host of friends on
account OF the wav ne has handled his
parts in the mast and much can he ex-
pccted OF him even i'm the difncult role
OF Chris"
Miss Edna Harker has MalIde Adatns'
rart of "Dorn Hedway." Mis- uarker
Is well liked By theater goers generally
Salt Lakcn, '' "
Miss oBob" Euerbecs has Ethel
Rarrymore's mart "NaIlv Colt" This
il Miss Ellerbeck's first appearance
with tho Dramatic club and her many
friends who have predicted her success
are watching her appoarauce with In
terest.
Tho other members of the club ARE
Miss Lydia Knudson Miss Elsie j.
Ward. VIII p MliHln A. Fairchild
sherman. Richard Hart. carl w. Scott.
lack Hume. Leo Marshall and Moses
Nielsen. prof Maud Nav Babcock is
Gin director ~ tbe clt,b And win have
charge OF Tho performance which viii
insure its success from an artistic
standpoint. The old Home Dramatic
club members win be the guests OF the
Iiniyersity nIavers ON one of The
nights.
Az Tho concIuslon Of hlg Salt Lake
engagement Uarv Corson Clarke viii
mi n brief season IN Denver arrange
menfa having been made by wire TO
that effect. lie IL greatly disappointed
NOT IN have been able to prolong his
Sail Lake engngoment during Confer
ence hnt tbe bo,iso had been preylouslv
ronted Ia ANN Tva INV.
"Nterelv Mary ANN ia nlavinp I'm
poston ina Ada rvvver Russeli comes
In for some Verv dattering mention
from mo naners Tho Roston Journnl
~ N recont datc contains nor mcclure
Vim the foiioying nrticle.
Miss Ada Dwyer. Who Is at the CO.
nnn o this ,yoot ,s veTv ,voil known 10
poston theatar.gonra as one OF the
i Ins,"n a.',ro.gss r Sn,orlce Eevv
,oonlo Who know nor and admire her
IN ibo stapo bave nnv idea Of how Miss
Dv,ycr lacks Inn private life ana not one
in hundrod who laugh nj her queer
tnist,nS ~ tho EneIisb lanu1lnpe I'M
"Ntcrolv N,tv Ann" would rccouuize
hrr ~ NOV s6ould chance ia meet hcr
an ,bo st,eot
Mas Dvvers "fad, rs the collection
of oid sbefioId Mate and she has many
o,nnsing stortea a. ion az Nor senrrheg
az ne vaInable ware In Tondon while
az ,"as nia,inp tbsro with Miss ROB.
con- ,os, amtnnn
w., see nitbough nlav "A coclnoy
loAaing honse Eeener in Merely NIary
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