Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

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new play entitled 'Ihe NquaW'
man" produced for the hret tlme
N, anv atago I'm Ruffolo nm the nlRht of
go
Apr'I "l
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lug ""''' 49, Theodore Robefts
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!a ca.h III i,aw ~t ,o" ,ns,lor ana Ind ""
man '"""'' ' w 4 Hart
NlcH Tho barkeoper, Frederick Watson
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20 New York and writes his friends
here that ne ia worn out but gratlnoi
nj the reception his play met With Ilo
was speoiaily plenscd 10 receive tolo-
grams az mood wishes from hIN old a..
socintos OF the Home Dramatic club IN
Ralt Lake, Ills own idea as 20 the sue
fact that he says Mr., tyler Of I.lcblcr h
company oabled Charles Trohman IN
J,ond On after the production lust ono
Worj.-"immcnpe. The nye Buffalo pa
pers give the perform0noe reviews Of
from hnlf a column 20 a column ana u
half' and ali sound tho same note--suo.
cess, Thc Expnss account opened as
follows,
'p,,ocepp In biz oapi,al letters IL writ
ten Ali over William Favcrsham's new
inlay, The Ho,lnwman, and success, too,
Ia assured Tho squnwman's' author,
Edwin Milton Roylc, for the piece Wan
given its first production Ut tho Rtnt
thcater last night and IN delighted
pudienco eylnood It's approval by a
demonstration which must have graft
I'm. I sSusSmnn' " was pu, on this sprins
FOR the purpose Of getting the verdict
OF tho public, n successful " In 10 b.
MIR, Tave,sham'e play for hip New York
engagement, and when last nights per-
formnnre was over, George q. Tyler
I,ieblcr a Companye manager, stoppeI
shaking hands with himself long enough
20 express tho conviction that MI.
Favershom and The squawmnn' are IN
for an indefinitely long run Of tho
Herald square theater, New YORK, ncs.
season. Curtain calls were frequent
and tho audience was not content until
II had wrung n short speech from NV
Fayersham and a word from Nv, Noyle,
who was dragged protesting TO tho
STAGE"
The Buffalo Evening Times says
IF Mr.. Faverahar had any mlrHlV'
ings M TO what the result of tho press
cntatlon OF Tho squawman would 10
he must have been gratifled TO see them
made awiftly away ~ the drom, was
unfolded 10 MS audience, Nol on,s WIZ
the pleasure o. me audience mnn,,eS nn
by curtain calls but during we',s 20.
play there were many exchanges OK On
pressions of frAtifcatlon' IL was AIS
tlnct triumph"
The account Of the Evening news was
M follows -
"There IN no doubt that ~ the
RQuawman, however onlsmatical INC
title may bo 20 the. general pubic,
Edwin Milton Noylo has achieved a
striking ana In many respects = new
and Interesting effect IN mclodram,,
nj thu Star theatcr before crowded
house, the enthusiasm, or when was "
largely genuine that tho clnckerr crow1,
though on hand IN numpcrsi merely
approval"
Speaking NJ the real indian employed
IN the cast, the Courier says
~ character OF exceptional m,creM
" thai Of beco White, VOL, plnyen ny
himself for Beoo u q genuine indian.
riovar ma Rolono Johnson as Diana,