Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Student next weok, and nj tho Tabor' |
naolc we nre 10 hear Emma Lucy |
Oates, Tho school children and Prot |
Eddy, but aa for 5a dramntics 30, John |
Drew has the honor of closing the year |
Tho season, whilo not particularly
brilliant from a financial alondpoint
hns surpassed any " No rcont pros
dtceNoR IN the way OF artistic |
achievement l'ow years that we re,
cnll have aeen such clusi0r ot bril-.
ll0nld M their close lB Nolhorn &
Mnrowo mt Goodwin ana John Drew,
md Manager pypCr IN 10 Do oongplu.
lated On hls ubinty to round out tho
season In such notable form The main
events OF the year have been the visits
" Ethel Barrymore In Cousin Rates"
Kyrln liolloW, n RAINIER Henry Mi.
lcb wizard Of O8," "lho Iondorloot,"
Franz DanlvlH Florence Roberts, Tho
County Chairman" Wurdo and Klddor,
MAXINE Elliott In "llor own Way"
"san Toy" white Whlltcsoy, sultan
OF Sulu, Edna Wallace Hopper j n.
Stoddau crollloroB band "'rho Earl
of pnwmckct" "liyoryman' william
Collier Mother Gooio' Margaret Ang.
ln Sovnges English Grand opera
company Grace Van SuuddIford IN
"Thc Rcd Feather" "Tho Vlrnnlan"
Lionel Barrymore ana Chauncoy Olcolt
Mr. prew'B mai presentation Of "The
Duke Of l<lliocrauldo' win be seen to.
night, ana II ought to 40 before an I'm.
mensc audience, II belongs to the
style, however, that appeals 40 entirely
10 the highly cultured ana moro critical
tastes that Il Ia probably too much TO
expect large gallery turnouts, The sea,
son has produced few things moro de-.
llghltul,
II IL pleasant to note that Mr., Drew
who visits US all too rarely has juat re-.
,oIyod n signal mark OF the hlgh regard
IN which he In held In hin profession, llo
has been chosen 10 the presidency of
The Players club of New York ~ sue.
ross0r to Joseph jefferson, a step taxi
en-. IN said, In Difference to MI Jofler-
sons own Wishes, Edwin Booth who
founded the organization, was succeed.
ed by jefferson, and from him the hon.
or falls TO John Drew, thus Keeping the
presidency In three Of tho most dlstin.
guiehed and notable families connected
with the American stage, those Of
Booth, Jefferson aud Drow
Recent letters from Ada Dwyor RUS
holl, now IN London, indicate that she
~ leading the sort ~ strenuous llfo
that does not often fall 10 the lot OF Rc-
froascs Az n generally known she
went 10 London TO create the part ~
the negroes In Mr. Hllotte'B new play
"Clarloc," rhe and the author himself,
being the only American members OF
rho east All The other players were to
Do selected IN London, Mrs Russell at
once plunged into the rchonrsaB, ana
WAS In the midst " her work when she
received an urgent call 60 como TO the
Once OF Chaa FrOhman, There Il
transpred that MIR lcrohman had "A
good sliced pile of trouble on his hands
IN the fact that the run Of Tho Dlcla-
tor.' Willlo Golfers successful piece,
threatened 80 be- intorcfered with
who played the part Of the spanish
lady Mr. Frohmm wanted someone
who could take the part on moments
notice, and go on the stage with fow
or no rehoArsalN II the threatened ''ruC.
lion" occurred, JUST what the trou-
bile was IN not made clolE nut one
nght Mrs, Collier professionally
known nv Louise Allen was out NJ tho
cast ana MrR, Russell stopped IN, N
short notice such vigorous role every
nlght OF the week, ana attending re-
hNarsals OF "Chrlco' every day NJ the
week, she has her hands fun but rhu
was entirely equal 90 tho task ana
without doubt Mr. lrrohmon on the one
hand and Mr. Gillette on the other win
to0 that her cndcnVure do not 30 unro,
Wardod, How Iona she VIII 20 ON 10.
Inn double duty ana drawing double
enlary Ia uncertain but. Of course, u
can only be for limited time, oH the
production Of "CMrIco' be- near at
hand,
The Grand lhoalor management II M
well satisfied with itA experience win
The Mack Swain company mat n MI
tDauRuraio another season Of Joe, zoe
and 700 prices commencing on Thurs
day, juno l. Tho attraction viii hC
"fhe Galley Slave" rendered 10y The
Jtinor company to be followed by u
round OF mclo dramas durln" mc,
cosslon Of wcCkA Othcr PLAYS M lhl
repertoire arc "a pprIrIm Princess
pnd "Comllc,'
on tho music page NJ The "NoVE To-
night VIII be found pictures illustrating
'Tho UoRRnr student which Wc atl
10 have from ho n, Y, University Op
IRA company Monday night THIS Wi
Ne tho hrst appearance I'M san Lake %
our Provo friends, and AN rcports rhoy
that their music undor Prot Lunl, cs
neclully their chorus work. VIII b
something of revelation Nearly ,
people arc concerned I'm the production
the chorus numbering over iO ana Nh
orchestra with lho addition of the Sal
Lake men, boiuR Increased ~ 2l, Th
opcra VIII be- oypouNlycly uoflumcd au
the training has been In Tho hunlH VI
Prof Anthony luul
Tho opera lF Ad I'M Poland, WOlD
gives picturesque chpnyO 'or the ro'
tuning, and the correct HDtno of Ira
kow's old military prison has Doe
painted by The artist JoppcrNoO, Tor IN
production The leading singers are a
fred Bost tenor lluaol Taylor hlg
tOpiauO, Mnttle salmon, an actress &
experience, Mites llorun u soprano VIII
modc n decided improsIoO Al a rrcor
COMFORT IN TINS glNi nlr MrAllslc
lNll0 ONllNoll'i WIN ~ WV N'N'NNN
thc company ana Florence lCpporHo
charming singer. who rs well know
here ma IN Provo
Tho music " the opera IL by Mlllocl
cr and II Of tho most delightful ol
swinging character Reduced prize
win be The rule for MI three portorn
pncos, Monday, Tuesday afternoon M
Tuesday evening and part " Mo
day nightle proceeds VIII bc dlyld
Win tho ~ of H. urVnAnanlum fun
our Provo friends ought 10 be assure
pf royal welcome,