The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08

of little boys clothes.
The carriage could not go to her. so,
Mohammed-like. she started for the car
riage. followed by a large and admiring
crowd. She had almost reached her con-
veyance when she was stopped by pc
iceman. He chided her for masquerad-
ing the street in boys Clothes and
said that il was against the law and
announced that he would have to take
her to the Twentieth street station
But ! am Edna Wallace Hopper and
I have been getting NY picture taken"
said the little actress. tearfuily.
You ought to be ashamed or your
SELF said the policeman II will have
to take you in. ! never heard OF Edna
just then the photographer and some
other friends of the actress came along
and explained the situation, much to the
comfort of Miss Hopper.
Israel Zangwill Is fun or schemes. Also
of suggestions one OF the latter concerns
the possibility of an American national
theatre American miilionaires," sug-
gestS Zangwill- instead of giving mon
key dinners and dinners on horseback.
might subsidize some good drarnatist to
give new play for their special benefit
] mean a purely private performance for
thr millionaire and his friends. Quite
likely the play would not be publicly pro-
duced until six months afterward- L
' N-AN >N4''SSA' 14AcF9s' anu NOV
city OF the performance would appeal
70 you enterprisiGs Americans, ALWAYS
On the watch for some new and cOnspicu-
c,iS way TO spend money I do not claim
II as my own II was frequently done in
the E.izatbethan times. and many OF our
classlcs today were ltrst given before a
private audience. Shakespeare was con-
spicuous IN that respect Then. too,
think what an incentive il wOuId be to the
tagging American dramatist and possibly
what blow it would deal TO the pork
pie musical play
l'he protest against Importation has re-
ceiyed another harmless slap on the
wrist by poll IF the American plays
current in the east DO YOU know = de-
m2nded the statisti-an the other day.
there are SIX big successes in New York
now. and they are ali written by Ameri-
cans2 Well. it's n fact. Count EN- There
IS ggledy-Piggledy.' written by Edgar
iege Widow. ut the Garden. written by
George AIDE. an American There's Leah
lNieschna: at the Manhattan. written by
y NJ - Mclellan- an American. There's
lt Happened in Nor6iand.' at the Lew
tleicS. written by. Glen Marlborough. an
American There's The Music Master
written by Charles Klein an American
And There's Little Johnny Jones' writ
ten by George Coha q. an American.
Richard Mansfield was in Cleveland last
week E.he-e ne started in 10 spend his
private car. Just as he did here, but
changed his mind after TWO DAYS Of H.
Mr. Mansfield said he did not @njoy the
soos and smoke of Cleveland The rail-
way officials ran his car out to a suburb
called BCrca, but the noise Of DaErfuv
trans. switch engines. and the C:uf; boor5
OF Z neighboring stone quarry drove tha.
distinguished actor back 20 the s0ot snd
smoke for he took up quarters at the
Colonial hotel the following dav A re-
porter noticed Mansfield coming out ~ the
hotel and started on a keen Scerf for a
story by accosting the actor. judging
from the printed accounts. this started Mr.
Mansfield on one OF those pyrotechnicaI
displays of temper that made the air IN
thar vicinity blue for a few moments
after which Mansfield lost hisuScif in me
crowd and wandered the streets &c CIeNre-
tshd LOT the remainder Of ms stay. indis-
turDed by inpertinent questions