Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

are iNl lnToNPn NlHt " Technically
known 40 4 high school nc, IN a rim
eoyorod with enow..whltc plush There
N a backing of deep purple curtnlns
against which The equine pictures stand
ont most effectively, The act N brought
10 n close win u FIRE dnycc ON horse.
hnck on the lines first made familiar
upon n soldier footing by Lolo lrullor.
For the successful carrying ont of mi.
performance Mile REM brings TO Amer
lea two grooma ana three electrIcluns
IN recording the application ia the.
ulrlcal Agcnle Of tho law which re-.
unircs employment, agencies to take
out city licenses, many Of the news.
lnpors fnll into the error OF stating the
number " theatrical agents I'm New
YORK ne being IN excess Of 500 IN an
probability 10 per cent Of this figure w
In excess of the real number " such
agents and the amount annually Dc.
rived from their licenses WIN be trivial
The principal effect OF the new system
win be to mako act ore and actresses
who are sensitive more than ever I'M.
pressed Wllh the iion tina, they must
transact their business through lntoll
gonco onlcef--for the ruling puts tho
dramatic agencies under the Same head.
. " AZ lnpH' NHlNn hulIny HUufo t'INe
ants and hotel help, 10 many obsery.
ors the eNncllon " q license fee VIII
seem a distinct hardship TO the agents
who for the most part are u much
abused lot In tho first inalnno. they
struggle hard 10 secure engagements
for their clients, and afterward the
struggle " rodouhlod for the collection
Of their foes excepting whore II IA a
par, ~ the engagement contract that
the manager shall hold ont the amount
due the nuenL of course thoro are OK,
cop,ione To ,hlR rule, but not no many
as one would expect.
The roappcnrance In public NJ Fay
Tcmpcton who hlt been absent from
the stage for some months, was hailed
with tremendous acclaim this week NJ
the Aerial gardens, whore the popular
and Immensely clever actress appeared
at the beginning of the week IN "Llftiug
the lid' and Tho Whole Damn
Family Miss Tcmplotons mnPnetlr
personal charm, allied to an artistry
that IL both subtle and delightful be,
yond words, Rrently lIfts tho quality
Of un entertainment that was already
satisfying ana serves TO attrnct audi
oneos still larger than those hitherto
drawn to the establishment mentioned
Her songs ms usual are well chosen,
and they are sung with inImitablo II.
rect IN tones mat are delicious
The list Of summer entertainments
IN New York win be stll further re-.
duccd AT the end Of the current week
when Tho Heir to the Hooraho IN ~
be given for the last time NJ the Mud.
son thcutor Tho piece has enjoyed ID
prosperous ana otherwise satisfactory
run ana II win DO sent TO the other
large cities IN the autumn undcr tho
direction of \ specially organized cor,
poratlon Of which the widow OF the late
klrko LaShclle Is the principal spirit,
The Withdrawal Of this piece leaves
tho regular theatrical business In
New YORK IN the hands " Sam Bornnrd
N Tho Rollicklng Girl" which II stil
drawing very large audiences TO tho
Herald square, ana Jefferson DoAngolls
IN "Fantana' ~ the Lyric, All the rest
with the exception OF the three Proc.
tor thoatcr given over 10 stock ~,
NlNals at popular piicoel IN vaudeville
which has become q great fad IN tho
metropolis, Mr. lIammersteins the0lcr
and roof garden are doing wonderfully
well considering the season, with an Inn.
lnonsc bill OF specialists The WIstaria
grove, otherwise the New York Thea.
YER ROOF garden, Is also drawing exton.
hlNc patronage Win u program com,
posed largely OF variety turns, am
headed by Tho CHI With the Red DO.
mlno and winding up with Harry Bul.
GER Elsie Janis aud Dorothy Morton I'm
'Wheh We arc forty,Onc'
Another fair and hot Sunday taxed
once moro all the transportation Ia
cllltIhs botNoc Now York and Conoy
lHland, The police had great difficulty
IN checking tho throngs from over.
crowding the passenger steamers. ana
the elevated and trolley cars vera
sights to behold, broadway and Finh
avenue, on the other hand were No
empty MAT one might have fired fuh.
lado O almost any hour after 10 I'm the
morning w ana down either of those
ihorpughfNrcs without fear of doing
damage TO human beings, AZ the ISLAND,
Luna park was, NJ always, the center
OF attraction, and M o'clock In tho
AFTERNOON crowds began 20 turn AWAY
TO other resorts totally unable TO
squeeze through the gates Of tho
Thompson ana Dundy white city ~.
though the early part of the season was
lncloment the promoters " This great
enterprise now expect their seasons ro.
celpls VIII break the record Of mst
year
Late one night last week tho proprc.
tor Of a hotel on Broadway received u
hurry call To give bail for a man from
Detroit who had been taken 20 an NJ,
town station house, Upon his arrival
the hotel man found his Detroit friend
badly bruised ana half da2od "What
happened 10 you2" inquired tho gool
samaritan, 10 which the westcrnor re-.
sponlod IN thick tones, ~ dunno" "lul
whore were you?" persisted thp
honlfacc, Tho lash thing en-
member" related the confused
stranger, "W's getting into 'naumobill
VIE Pete Daley" The rest Of the
story tells Itself
"Thc RollickIne Girl" IA the personal
property OF sam Bernard, who draws
royalties for its use besides receiving a
large salary and percentage Of the pro.
ilts for his personal services The pieuo
was formerly known AN ~ Dangerous
Maid and WAS produced nc the Casino
by George w, Lodoror several years
ag0 ledoror retaining the production
rights after the work was Rholyed, ono
day sydney Roscnfcld, tho author, cnmq
along Ond told Loherer he had an op.
nortunlty 10 sell the manuscript ana
the manager resigned his rights without
compensation Bernard then bought tho
property outright for 1880, II was re-.
written and row score was provided
by william II, Francis, Then the plocd
was rochrietonod ana launched upon a
conspouously successful basis, "Tho
RollIcMng orr VIII IN all probability
prove one ~ the greatest ~ next sea-
sons monoymakers,
George Fortcsouo, who used TO h'
enormously fat when he played bur
losQuo female roles has reduced hla
nyolrdnpols 10 80 great an oNlont 'nht
Mn All Il4DL- IL laLAlI 4-nnAnnllG HIM II