Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09
LeanderRiChardSOn' S Letter
AH@aHH.

The central woman In 1t IS an up-to-
date Young American girl, who, IN her
European travels is met and ardenuy
woood by a crown prince travelling in-
Duputo. The contrast bltWueu The
pair. one filled with the accrued dignity
of generations of royalty The Other
ddshmg spirited ana democratic Us
very strIkius and frequently highly
Amusing Tho love story that Is deyel-
ope1 between the prince ana the Amer
lrn girl is very pretty indeed, and the
donoucmcut presents % feature OF con-
siderable novelty Put MI Fitch shines
at hts brightest lon the depletion OF the
various characters, particularly the
feminine roles. lie seems % possess
AN altogether extraordinary talent for
picking women % pieces and bringing
out their fuihlps In the sharp Keller Of
riduu.c. There are several Of these I'm
Tier Great mattel" ana Il Is delight
o. observe them Miss Elliotts imper-
smltiou of DO sheldon. the Amer-
can girl is charming quite beyond
Nurdg lu the supporting east those
deserving of mention are Madge GIrdle-
Stone NClle Thorna. Mathilde Cottrel-
, ly DOdues Cherry ana Herbert stand
| ing.
lnlu CHASER as the star of Miss Dol
| U.s. DolarS at the kninkerooeker. has
| uaqu'sl'onahly scored me Suonges- nit
[ %. heI 'lFo'r SINCE she became am lhdl-
/ NldU1 attraction M musical comedy
/ me piece. Written ny Harry Is. Snith.
I NIh a cldId'lerlsiE victor herbert
. score II or lhe very ursi uuiUly or l,S
/ type ana u went with rush OF laugh
/ yer ana a roar Qi applause upon us iirst
/ 'eI'es'it'i, 'liou mere. I"' 5'Ilon Is lald
! az 'he lthhE regatta ana lh thr gar
l Den OF falls MOTEL MISS H.a6'r per-
/ s'n' Contribution 10 tle Pleasures or
/ tle evening was ehulely worthy OF her
/ W''' ana Wen Erounded reputation. She
/ stlf 0'lol1usIN' dt''i WIN great splIl
/ ANA 'lotned her conspicuous feminine
| l."tly M rlgh ana laSietuI gdro OF me
/ i'."'Ih kHlu lIomlhehl lh neH Ilst or
/ SUI. IIHlaltF We're MtlNlle stewart H.
! f''I""' mar hTa1'n5iW lltrle Per
/ t''', ,l''F huI'Il' FlNiv FERGUSON,
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ne HosrIs hTolherS had hoNlins
welcome ~ me Liberty tneater where
tueE pIeSeU''l Junn d. McNd'lS g new
| est uuhl'dl farce, the scene or Wh'cn
" lald ln Jhe Emerald Isle. II ism
necessary 10 Eo. INTO very great detail
! regarding Ihe pIot OF thls piece, Whlch
~ 6eIleS ol Intensely droll episodes
thal oeIH'I Hehdrlch Funk ana Memo
~ hnoA GaurlnB lne,r lrayels over lne
old SEQ Ihsre are lots OF good songs
a. dull moment 10 the entertainment
nc piece II ldNlShy produced IN ac-
vptudl0t WIN thP uhVarylhg custom ~
NAV ana Era nser' ana it ~ wei
Pl'yed throughout ,orlhhe' Maurice
baIrS, Josie lhtropoal 'haIles r. NC
'hI'uS, EuWaid common John con
10y ana many olherS. are prominent M
iho pei orlhauce' ana tne choTus' col
le'''e'y ana INDIVIDUALLY Is a sumner
The opening night Of the new stock
company at PrOctor's Fifth Avenue the
alter was attended by a large crowd
that found intense enjoyment In The
Frsky Mrs. Johnson as played by
! Amelia Bingham, Charles Richman
| Charles Dickson Charles Able j. H.
| Gilmour, Godfrey STEIN Ethel Conroy
! Topsy Scagrist and other players of
high standing How Mr. Proctor can
make money under the expense attend
amt upon such a notable organization
when his highest price OF admission
is 81 IL q mystery but as the man
agcr Us entirely satisfied with the re-
suits the problem may be regarded "a,
having been solved. MI Proctor nov
and one each IN Newark, Albany and
: troy
III man ana Supelndn, Robert Lo'
ralne mas peen launched at the Hudson
,utalet as star under the Charle'
Dlilhgham direction The piece Is
Ghafacterlstlc or me rather savage
humor with when Is author has be
come associated ~ the public mind anc
u Is thoroughly interesting. The nov
city OF the play is In the fact that The
heroine determines to marry the mar
she loves ana succeeds IN doing so II
spite OF his euorts to induce her to be-
come the wire OF another There Is
nothing OF the bread and butter sor
ABOUT THIS girl and the effect produced
IS very pleasing Mr. Lorraine, I'm the
leading part makes handsome anC
attractive figure He is assisted hy
an altogether uncommonly strong com
pany including Fay Davis, sally VII
liams, Clara Blooigood Alfred Hlck
man, Louis Massen Edward Abeles
Richard Bennett and }, ID. Beyeridgr
The last named actor was brought over
amply renewed the very favorable I'm
preston ht !eIl ii ms country seNera
years ago upon nus only previous visit
II is the Nat Goodwin of old who ha,
come back TO as IN Beauty and In,
Barge" at the Lyceum-a piece Of broa.
low comedy that is delightful be-
yond measure ana that brings out IN,
highest quality Of Mr. Goodwn'i
genius, The role Is an elderly nautlcl
captain with the typical susceptibility
Of seafarers to the feminine SEX anl
he makes desperate but fruitIess Low,
To an iDdtTcudput Young girl who ha.