Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

tey, WIN 20 TO New York under on
gagQmcnt to Daniel Frohmnn, she
WIN liWly appoaf with LpNaonce
d'prtay IN Augustus Thomas new play
next November
Amy Rlcord has been engaged by
Harrison ORGY rlsko 20 play the leading
female comedy part IN Mary ana
john THIS young lady, II may be re-
memborcd, contributed literally To- the
gayely OF George Ade'e 'Tho College
Widow"
Bcusco md Mayor nrc negotiating
with the German authors FOR the
American rights OF alma Mater which
has sometimes been chilled young
Iiedelborg II " n romance OF uct'
man student life, with scQneH OF fae'
chatting realism and has been a phes
nomennl success IN Germany
Aubrey boucIcault II N said Ia recoy.
ering from u nervone aitnek nj cars.
bad, hui haa decided OWNS 10 hls
health To romnin Ia Europe next season.
II IN even intimated that Mr., Bouclcoult
win be a member of George Alcxan-
doris company and that he may bo
starred later IN a new romantic comedy
A. a meeting ~ the Association o.
Dramatic Artists IN Paris last week
II was announced that NJ Noquelin had
left IN his VIII sum Of $4,000 to tho
home for nred actors founded by him,
rnlll HIS death NJ CoQuelln VIII pay
annually 10 that institution the IN
'orcAt ON the legacy namely $500
The cable announces that Mrs, Pat.
rick Campbell aud young H. u, irving
nre 10 Join forces and tour England ny
cossinfG THIS now combination VIII
prevent Mrs Campbc'a tour Of Ameri.
ga newt season, but n w said 10 be
settled that shc aud MIR Irving VIII
como lo the United states In the year
following
Henry Mllor has signed with the
rhuhtrt, 10 direct the destlnlos of tho
prlncotn lhoRtor IN New York MI
Mllcr's opening attraction VIII be a
new play with Margaro, Anglln m tho
stellar role Miss Angln viii be made
the H'nr al the ptlnceWe and VIII he
supported by Mr. miller In any plays
she viii produce that contain suitable
roles for the aotor'manngor
Edouard de npezko win not come TO
America Ia sng this coming season,
any and all rlmors 20 the contrary
Notwithstanding. he has been engaged
for several appearances nt the Paris
opera beginning M October next, ana
,Nll probably ho heard lhcn nv Frlar
Lawrence, MophIsiopheles ana Marcel
After that hc ~ also 10 sing IN Berlin
aud Vienna,
Before he went on the STAGE, II "a
stated. Frank Daniels was . wood
onryer. Peter Daley, clrNn IN \ clr'
Gus, Harry Conor, a plumber James
r povera, clerk IN u tea store
nlebv Dell. clerk Richard earle, v
platform humorlstl Henry clay Barnas
bee 4 clerk Thomas seobrookc, a.
bank teller. ana De Wolf Hopper q law
student
The encore dates back from the reign
NJ Louis XIV, who demanded the repc'
tition OF parts Of an opera Ny corncllle
Fontlnelle and BoIlloau, For nearly q
century only kinRa could claim an en-"
core now the gods do n every night
Tho French by the way, never use tholr
own word when they want q thing re-
pcatod hat call "Risl llisl"-~Latm Tor
twice on repent
Clydc Fitch. whom he returns To
America, VIII bring WITH him the CONE
plotod manuscripts ~ several new playh
among which IL a drama intended Tor
Viola Allen. It's title " THE Career
Of Betty Singleton aud II was orlRln-
ully written sumo time age. Tho Betty
Singleton Of tho play IL an actress OF mo
olghlocnlh century ana INC plot ~
woven about her love Affairs
The London summer theatrical season
N now nearly ended, ana has not been
amazingly prosperous Fow thoatore,
il IN said, have any balance 10 show on
the profit side Of the account, Doloroua
complaints OF bad business are heard,
indeed, ON All sides An usual, NIL the
puccoss has attended the few superior
shows, Tho public always may DO
trusted 10 select the best that can be
had for the money
Charles ilaWtrty now playing "A
Message from Mars In London, AZ tho
Avenue theatcr, which he leased for
the run, will return 10 America IN tho
fall TO again take up u tour of THIS
country IN the popular comedy, Haw-
trey has found tina, America likes the
play better than England though II
has enjoyed wonderful popularity IN
both countries, and he now deyotos the
greater portion " his time 20 tours of
the American cities,
Maudc Fcaly the young American
actress has returned from her euo'
cess IN London Win Sir Henry Irving
nv Fair Rosamond IN Tonnyson'a
Ia "A
play short engagement IN "Mlco and
Men" She VIII return 10 England In
time 10 Join sir Henry lrylnf IN Sep.
tomber IN n three months provincial
tour, she win also be seen with this
distinguished actor during his Amcrl.
can engagement which VIII begin
next January
Richard Golden has been engaged by
Henry W. Savage 10 play the leading
role IN the new George AIDE comedy,
"rho Had Samaritan" which VIII bo
given an carly fall production In New
York AZ tho Garden thoalcr Mr. dolds
ON WIN assume the part of Isaac Grid.
Icy n retired dooor w hides ana tAllow,
whose efforts to be phlanthroplo are
NhNaW maunders,ood by unopprooia-
tive friends hence the title "'rhe Bad
Samaritan The nret performance VIII
be given In Washington, whore Tho
College WIDOW had its premiere and
later THE had Samaritan" WIN DO
taken 10 tho Garden theator
Mime, Emma Calyo Is tho only one
OF the renowned grand opera prlma
donnns who has not yet made u con-
Ger, tour IN America, THIS fact en-.
hnnocs tho already keen anticipation
with which music lovers throughout the
land look forward 10 her appearance
I'M copcort IN this country next season
under tho management " Cort.kron-
borg The reason Calvo has never
tournr1 IN concert II tho overwhelming
demand for her IN opera In New York,
Paris and London She romnins out "
opera next season mainly for the d.
version and rest she viii find IN con.
cert