Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

Mouse" in New York. their manager
intends to give them Il chance to ap"
pear in three OF Robert Brownings
plays. Such parts ought to suit Mr..
Breese. and Miss Elllston acted well
az Mildred in "a Blot on the 'Scutch-
con- last sprlng. 1t Is possible that
Mrs. lie Moyne may play with them.
Lew Fields has had serious quarrels
with Joe Weber, Julian Mitchell, Miss
Marie Cahlll. Miss Blanche Ring and
Miss Bessie Clayton within the last
year. resulting In the severance Of
pleasnnt relationship with all of them.
Lew himself Is not OF belligerent dis
position, bus there Is a scamp or two
In his retiuue who made the mischief
for him.
william Collier will soon be acting
In America again. ION IN Quiet did
not please the I.ondoucrs this autumn,
as much as did "rhe Dictator" last
summer. and Collier himself could not
save the day for long Presumably Ida
Conquest returns with him. soon Col
Her Is to have new play by Richard
Harding Davis.
The rough talk at the end Of the third
act of 'ln the Bishops Carriage,
which was eliminated at Manager Ear-
~ Powers suggestion after the nrst
Chicago performance has been re-
placed, Without the speech the cur
tain fell in silence, with Il the audi
ence responds with half dozen cur
tain calls. The questionable lines are
"A very frank denunciation of the hero
ines morals.
The story OF the new Belasco play,
1.-THE Girl From the Golden West for
Miss Bates has it's scenes in California
during the period Of 40, and is that of
a girl who has grown up IN mining
camp. keeps the Polka saloon, and talls
I'm love with road agent Their
meeting, the ruse by which she saves
his life from his pursuers and his regen-
Grafton form the basis Of the play.
A London writer says: THE new play
being written for IL. B. irving VIII be
called The Dilettante.' The character
of the hero Is that OF young deca-
dent who watches the passing snow
from a point of view entirely detached
an outlook cynical and impersonal, 1t
should offer Mr.. Irving most excellent
opporulnity." This apparently, is an
other case Of making the part fit the
actor. Instead of the actor mt the part
1t IL not thus that great players are
made.
Edna Wallace Hopper mas peen
named as defendant In sensational
breach Of promise suit brought Dy
lanes G.. Morton. The papers IN the
suit were served on her when she ar
rived I'm Buffalo, n. Y, last Monday
Morton is an actor, but he does NOT
give his stage name 1t Is SAID that
for some time past ne has been trying
TO get Miss Hopper to make good her
alleged promise to become MS Wlie'
hut so far he has failed. IL is said
that Morton demands $4,000 damages
for being tilted by Miss Hopper.
"Then, TOO, have just taken Keen
enjoyment in seeing Miss Anglin play
in 'Zlra. says Modjeska In an inter
view. "Shall ] tell you what the erect
of her acting was? Well, she made me
shed tears; real tears, That was what
she made me do. | ought 10 nate ner
for Il hut | love her. Nine. ModJeska
pointed to a bunch Of violets that Miss
Anglln sent to her in the box at the
theater from her dressinSroom, They
we're beginning to fade, but she said
81 want 10 keep them as long as can,
for Il was very sweet or her 10 re-
member me as she did,