Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11

Music Al the last mentioned estab-
Nshment on Monday evening Henrietta
Crhsmau appeared before AN overflow
ug audience I'm the charming comedy
sweet KITTY }elalrs." She Is 10 re-
main for several weeks and at the end
of her engagement Blanche Bates VIII
come back TO town with THE Darling
OF the Gods There Us further tax
10 the effect that Mr. Belasco may sue
cocd iu securing the lease OF the M!in~
haitian theater, which until this season
has been the equivalent of whole herd
81 white elephants upon the hands OF us
lessee.' But the success of Lean
klcschna" goes 10 show that with the
right material the Manhattan Is by no
means q hopeless proposition ana IN
the hands OF BelascO who seems TO
have am absolute uuerrng knowledge OF
the wants OF the public, the future OF
This establishment will be assured un-
dor his direction Mrs, Leslie carriers
almost startling success in 'Adrea
continues nj the Beasco, While DaNld
Warneld In "The Music Master at the
Rliou. rs still turning en- away
without the slightest INDICATION Oh
abatement Of fascination
on wednesday Lillian Russell gave
The nftleth performance Of Lady Tea
gle' al the Casino, and the event was
giguallzed by the distribution OF silver
spoong as souvenirs Spoons win III
Ian Russell2 Well rather VINO
wouldn't?
The opening Of the new ColonlaI
Music hall under the dlrectlol OF
Thompson & pundy, and Tom W. Ky
ley promises TO make vaudevl ne con'l,e,
tition pretty keen IN the nelghporhoou
Of the Grand Circle. The previously es-
tablished variety house IN that quarter
known as the Circle Music nan "a
served as bicycle rink, ana II De'us
digtluctly the marks OF It's ancestry
The new Colonial is cOmmodlous, luNu-
ri6us and thoroughly modern and Wheh
filled nj prices ranging from 81 down
wnrd the receipts will reach Sl4OO
performance The music nan rs IN
tended to serve partly as an outlet LOT
The attractions imported for initial pre-
sentation at Thompson & Dundrys SUI
pendous hippodrome, and IT wiz ehaple
the managers to give long engageinenlS
10 foreign stars without leagulng theIh-
selves with any Of the existing vauue-
Vile circuits The hippodrome, by the
way. is very rapidly approaching com
pletion. with It's day and night shirts
OF workmen, and 1t will doubtless be
ready for the public before the end or
the MONTH
Arnold DAILY, under the adroit man
agement Of Liebler q Couhas prolonged
his engagement at the Garrick theater
I'm George Bernard Shaw's You Never
Can Tell" and It now seems likely mat
he will run right along without inter-
ruption until Easter or perhaps TO tne
conclusion of the spring season, TINS
outcome wasn't looked for at the begin
ming OF the engagement ana 1t serves
to make n new application Of the tile
Of the DAILY comedy 10 which New YORK
las turned with such extraordinary
good will.
Music publishers don't seem 20 take
kindly TO Lew Dockstaker's idea Of es-
tabllshing a house for the publication
OF his own songs, announcement or
which was made a short time ago. one
OF the biggest concerns In this line
I'm New York upon seeing the state
ment Of Dockstader's intention, prompt
ly telegraphed him an offer or $4,000
year for the sole right to print and
sell his dtties, and he is giving care
ful consideration to the suggestion on
hand Is better than two i'm the bush,
and second, that IL he accepts there will
be none OF the veXatious details Of car
rying on a business outside his regular
and familiar line of occupation,
The parental habit has taken a firm
and unyieldng hold upon Edwin Foy,
who Is this time the father Of a lusty
son weighing nine solid and vociferous
I, pounds Foy has been married for
| eight years and six months, and has
seven children which shows him TO be
as much record breaker i'm the do
nestle circle as In the field Of grotesque
comedy
Frit2i ScheT's next production at the
| Broadway theatcr will be "Boccacio,"
which is to be presented upon the
same scale Of liberalty and good taste
as that which marked the reyivals Of
| "FatinitZa" and "Girone-Girola."
1.-THE Duchess OF Dantzlc" at Days
| theater, has been something Of a dis
appointment TO George F,dwardes and
| his business ASSOCIATES, The lower floor
is sold out at every performance but
| I'm the upstairs portions Of the house
there is weakness. The company Is
enormously expensive ana IN order tnat
there may be profits DAYS theater
must be absolutely crowded every
/ night.
When the Garrlck theater passes
into the hands Of Senator W. II. Rcy-
nolds at the end of this season II will
be completely remodelle1 I'm fact the
whole interior viii be torn out, leay-
Ing only the bare walls, 80 that at the
opening of the autumn period the Gar
rick win be to all intents and purposes
a brand new playhouse,
A. w, Dingwall and Frank Mckee
have just returned to New York from a
pleasure trip extending TO New or
leans, Havana, Nassau, Miami and
Palm Beach. ~ had nice time"
| observed MIR. Dlngwnll Reminded me
OF the days when / was an agent max
ing tour OF the one night stands ahead
Of show, Travelling for amusement
seems to me to be something of a
delusIon"
LEANDER RICHARDSON,