Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

hls outlay and the Immense labor on
Last summer he made onsua call
on Charles lNrohmnn, ana spoke some.
what Rl00mily of the enormous cost Of
his productions, wherefore frOhmun
turned 10 S0thern ana practically said
THIS, Let mo mako you PROPOSE.
tlon, You are fond Of Shakespeare,
and you would like to have some really
brilliant actress 10 perform with you
There's Julia Mnrlowc She too, has
the artistic temperament and IL really n
great player You two would make
n magnificent combination Now III
toll you what IN do, Mr.. Sothen,
VIII take You ana Miss Mnrowc, pro.
vide YOU with u capable company pre-.
rent you IN the three of Shakospcnro's
pays you both love- send YOU out for
N weeks, the coming season, ana give
you onch 100000 for your work. You
VIII have no worry Of homogeneous
WIN take all the risk and You win
double your income, Of course this
~ q chance I take but I think / can
do H. ana ~ MI shakespeare nslR no
Tho matter Of the play"
Rothorn accepted on tho spot llumor
says That Frohmnu pays him and Mar.
lowe $4,000 zach per wook for 40 Wooka.
ana that inter having done that, he
WIN HIMSELF clear mp 100000
Five limos In the Associated Press iho
other day told with almost uuly
hroyliy that klrko LasUcUr the Inc.
ntrlcal manager had died from ala.
botos, a man who could carve out for
himself u place among the World'a thos
ntflcal nolables ua loShollo did rs sure.
10 1aUuIk ar
Tee, L0khollo was among the younger
class Of American managers who Noro
Just planting lholr feet ON the roal of
thor ambitions llo mlpht be said Ia
DO no longer among the coming" but
10 hHyo actually arrived II M only
about 10 years since Nc was dramatic
editor ON Chicago paper 40 "A mod.
est salary Later he went ON the road
an advance NJ "rho Bouonhna" ana
came ~ Salt Lake IN that capacity
Not long uflor Jhot we llnd him uuuoh.
inR INTO the theatrical world ou hlg
own account ana since then hR nlmo
has been allied with 10 lunF ernp Of
productions, many of them brilliant
Rucoofgoa AZ the moment of hlH death
such productions n9 "Ihu NlrVumn !"
Tho lionuIu lT.or Bush" ana THE
Heir of tho lluUuh' W.ro bringing
heavy sums Into hIH rcnurn bON. ana
no had ID Iosew string of productions
also quite profitable
In mn his productions Mr. lushclo
was generous and sometimes lavish n
was his farm Iu ulN mu HfnllUu that
made the HuuHurg of ''INH bonnie Uupr
hush ma Kept 10 1DUE I'M the nro Of
dlscourpRCmonlH ana N was hlH fore.
Hlghl ana hl0 money lOl made "lNo
Nlrglnltn' INTO b. play md ,la. Far
mum In itH lrldInp part
llla lop WI hp a'uoo'O'v muuwo1 not
only IN the profession, but by the pub.
llc, which hld grown no ftn' ll"l hs
name ON amy production VH. n mupn.
Zee OF q Mrs, clow gluudlrd,
Goodwin. solhon ANA N.MoVo ana
John DroW form notable Wul.uuF 90
the season, ana u II lo hn h0uol Inst
tho town VIII SHOW ~ pnuroHI'iou NJ
the managerial rniornWso Chat sends ua
such llst NJ hoolllnore
Drow, the aFt M iNr 'lel H 1up NJ
The Theotor ON THURSDAY Friday md
Saturday ncNt IN hla plov NJ "Tho
Dukc ~ Klllownkle" ono ~ the biz
New York SUCCESSOR NJ me pnal season,
Accompanying Mr. brow arc such wcll
known artists nH Margaret Dale Fannie
Drough ana Ferdinand Golsohnlk,
we'll remembered Mayors In Salt Lake,
Tho duke M Hnld 10 be one of the hlps
plosl characters which Mr. Drew has
had FOR q long time, ana the dialogue