Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
BREEZY WEEK ON
LONDON STAGE.

plicltly IN American actress eNcpt
mOJcsllcnlly from the witness box,
IN passing sentence on Fosplck, tho
Judge said there was nothing to show
thit ho had been melted by Mrs. Pot.
ter to inappropriate the securities ON.
trusted 10 him IN order 60 support her
theatrical ventures
u Alfred Capus--,hat mcklest u,
modern French playwrightB--on tina
eye o. sotlins popular In EngithP
looks rather like II, Up To nov,
" rue most attempts 10 adopt
NJ 'apus have had but indifferent re.
suits, Mother tho English version ~
la Cha,elainc, nor that produced in
the United states, proved great
monoymaker and thc transplantcd
Two schools enjoyed only q short
There ~ no doubt however, about tina
success just scored by George Alex.
nndor with the translation, not adnpta.
ION or the French authors "AdNor.
Nalro"~callo1 In English "The Man OF
the Moment land the American rights
probably viii have been secured before
lheso lines are printed, Meanwhile
nlnCf prominent aolor.manngerg ura
getting ready to try their luck with
plays by Capus Harry Melville, who
translated "bAdycrsniro" Tor Allen.
anlor, II putting LA Bourso on IN
We. into English for cyril Maudo, ana
an AngIo'snNon version OF "Plcgole," IN
bonB made for ", =, Willard, Who IN.
tenQa 10 try II first IN America Both
or lheso Napus plays were biz SUCCESSES
IN Paris, particularly the latter which
" me story OF u nobleman's marriage
win u woman whose great wealth does
not mako up for the fact that she 10 FAR
below him IN the social scale, There
~ ialk, too, Of nm English version Of
tnpus "Notre Jounosso," In which
CoQuoln has been appearing at the
London Shaftophury
-
Tho London production OF "JAdyor.
fnlrc,' on ohio Man OF the Moment
had an Interest apart from the play Il.
trlf-thls being tho appearance with
Alexander Of Madame slmono Ln
lInrgyl whom the manager Of the 50,
james recently succeeded IN perauad-
INK TO cross tho channel and 10 act IN
English, This was made possible by
the fact that the famous star Of tho
"iymn0so" has for several years been
fairly proficient N the use Of our
tongue, She came brnyely through
me ordeal OF appearing before mn Eng
lish audience, and gave u fine perform
0noo,
Tho Man Of the Moment however,
dld not have 20 depend on Madame l,o
liargy for It's success, II IN n powor.
IN handled with great skill Maurice
"A IN
has no great inclination 10 rise, BIZ
wife, however, IN ambitious for his sake
nnd would like TO nee him Distinguish
himself lie has made mark IN
much talked Of case, but since then has
been content TO rest on HIS lRurola, lie
IL offered another opportunity, q case
In which he IL asked 10 defend poll
tlclan accused Of fraud, lie rofuscs
10 take w the ease and recommends
another young rising man who accepts
tho brief secures an aoquIltnl ana
makes a great nomo by the affaIr
II In the irony Of fato that Madame
Darlny should become infatuated Win
the new Man of the Moment Fl'
naly her husband suspects and deter,
mines 10 examine his wife, WIN
this Interrogation the third act ihf
big act ~ tho play, opens, The lawyt
velvet NO successfully that finally ne
woman breaks down completely and
oonfesses everything, she pleads fs
forgiveness, but receives little cncoul,
agoment Her husband IN bent on \
separation, There In Just a chance. Q,
his relentlnu, however when hla wfef
mother, Madame Greoourt, appears ON
the soono, and, through cndoavorlng 20
mend matters, seals her daughter
tate, Madame Orooourt has partially
OWNED the situation, but Mppotes
The man who has proved unfalthiul
80 she urges her daughter 10 forgive,
observing that mon and women are nc!
W be Judged by the sams code, III "