Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

~ man with win a southern accent me-
tbent tf',, III me lobby OF line tR5es'ent.
ConT a., nanulng TO Chates pn,,s.asco
estahi,ehv, p.ess representative ~ .ss9n
words Ivy card bearlne uiat
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Iost' air. Cook Informed A. Hllgion
ger that there wasn't ,,o, WE stran-
the house-as indeed thar seat In
curing Mrs. Carriers enva never IL
tnat ne was welcome ia mt, , le nt--but
up Col Lee awaited blmsoIsu stand
WlNllebe ana went his wnv OF The
luently Mr. Cook sent a ~ subse-
~ henrader The dramatic orI,itW FRED
w aahlllB'on Post, referring to ,ot he
cuIrehce, ana presently reesivo que oc-
Wy s,atlng mat no such persnrou re-
was known to the writer A.. as Lee
ncNl step was to warn ali Tho ~ NSoAs
press representatives aeainst Nv FORK
qultlous southerner and frorn e ubu-
warning there has sprung ma IN ~ this
agents association, designs5 ky Fress
promote protection from 'ho,,o.ul leIy to
paper men and other free seat 10 S,a news
Augustus Thomas "'rhe pd,...
Mr. Plpn' has developed int Oostion OF
airy strong hit at the Ilbert,,' Pecull-
Inc audiences have grown taIeeater
q numerical sense, and 4, ,,n,EtIIlly IN
PRISE no one II Mr. Pippi vera S'1 sur
until hot weather. WIZ 70 run
WORD comes from Phllado,rAt. ,
Mrs Wigs OF the Cabbsrdd' that
winch enjoyed q long run M H,d q stch,'
tneater earlier In the season nv. savoy
uIsa"inB immense crowds ever sS oeen
leit NeW YORK, For thrAe ,, s,',ve I
PACKED the huge Boston thealsr' .@ Il
N,beIy doors, and It "a now per,or W. me
,ne same satisfactory feat AT ons 'r INN
'"rSeSt playhouses IN the Quaker " r, tne
another Philadelphia spco,..
large proportions has been re OF
ca by II. S. Willard. Win hi, eslster-
Lore winch embraces "The per
oiue; Lucky Durham" "The NfissaaS
man and THE Professors "'4ule-
story. Mr.. Wilards Amcrito, love
promises to be even greater 'our
unaHcial respect than any of ne n,., ~
GUS Visi's to this country. ' P''N-
on March II Francis Wilson yn .,..
nus long sustained tenancy Of ~ V JOS,
terlon theoter, taking his p, ",y cp,,
comedy cousin Bllly." 10 st vero1 w
me large cities elsewhere Mr. Wi WEI
gives way to Mary Mannerine in ', n.nl
pay MISS Mannering has not annos Vw
ca before the public IN several mn Manu.
OWING to q felioltous domestic event tS'
The tickets for next woeb o., a..
Grand Opera House are practicojiv wy
out already In anticipation NJ ~ 9Olu
gagement of Lew Dockstader ana hi,
minstrel band. This organlzntion ~
immensely popular I'm New YORK. arg
when the occasional opportunity arr' S'.u
to see the show at prices shaded sro,s
those of Broadway there enWles a r,sn
mat Keeps the box Office man worLinan
with both hands. "'"s
Grace George in her new comedy dro.
ma called Abigail" VIII Doubtless ra
nam at the Savoy theater nm lons
past the time when the robins nes,
again. The piece has made an mn.
mistakable hit and the actress has won
renewed approval In the sweet plct,rs
or girlish innocence provided for her
by the dramatlst.
This is the last week Of the grand
opera at the Metropolitan. closing
season that has been maryelously sue.
cessful In every respect, Caruso has
been the great sensation OF the period
creating furore even greater than
that which followed the early appeor.
ances OF Jean DeResZke IN this Coun.
try. He has undoubtedly drawn much
more than the amount Of his large
salary from the ranks OF his compatrl.
OTIS alone, for on Caruso nights the
standing room OF the Metropolitan has
been taxed to It's capacity 10y frantlcaly
enthusiastic Italians, Next year there
viii be no available seats for the public
at the METROPOLITAN for the reason that
the subscription viii cover them all and
the subscribers viii clamor for mora
LEANDER RICHARDSON.