Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02

,.t,b speculators and commlngllng
flled ling into the auditorium or
CroNue 7.rod away for lack OF ROOM
helhs not had time az yet to dls-
we nI ami influence OF the HIPPO
corr uron our regular amusement
dfoln. Whether IL win prove to thelr
iesol ,r bondt no one seems able To de-
lhJu with any degree OF certain
term ..rlt,r,nson and Dundy are OF the
~ .s,nn that their establishment VIII
UuII,talv be Of help TO amusements III
uI.I..i Nv making new patronage or
een,''Isring interest In the minds OF
,,bo may have been driven away
me heaters by the Increase IN prices
Il' ,sslon. Some other managers
OF loss optimistic view, believing
lsN. tbe gathering Of eight or nine
.nH',,s,'rd pcrsons day In any one pace
l.Uu..,'rt, inment must necessarily be
oil ,,ao,ion OF that number Of men, Wo-
SUI and children from the patronage
h." atber houses. The one fact
NV stiCts out beyond any possible
|m,I is mat the Hippodrome Is the
de" s, amazingly successful venture IN
i,s linz ever made known In any part
Of III, world.
II IA not altogether likely that MTs'
,,,,ss Brown Potter may come 10 uhla
yo"nrry for the vaudeville tour when
.or,o imaginative individual has an
sC,,oced for her. Not that MrH fottef
IOssI,t wish 20 make the trip tar
g,or, H. The good lady needs mo
,.onry but needs 80 much or ~ that me
managers OF the continuous CIRCUITS
ere1 En- guu-shy Indeed, they snow
Sulqet inclination to dodge Ied -
,,.Tls one OF the best known Naude-
Ml|", .gsnta and managers In the cOun-
w., Nae Mrs. POtters affairs in hand
,,, bo IA unable to convince the pro-
,O,io,Drs Of vaudeville theaters that Mira
W.. can draw as much money as she
ssr,erds for her services, II President
poossyelt doesn't interfere It seems
unavoidable that the peace negotiations
rsy reach a successful issue,
"''
Tlossle Crane, the girl from Coney
r,I,rd ig playing her last engagement
On Nav York under Mr. Hammerstein's
5irertou She has been steadily undor
engagement 10 this manager since no
discovered her singing In baritone In
ronay island saloon, A part Of the time
tho manager has farmed Flossie out TO
otber places OF entertainment, but when
ontsile dates were lacking she has oc-
cUnial a Mace on the bill at his Para
d,so Roof Gardens. She drew some
money by reason Of the skill with which
sbe was advertised. but oscar isn't sor-
~ the engagement is over. lie has had |
his troubles with Flosslc, When she |
came up 10 town from the seaside sa-
loon she brought some Of her Couey !
Islsnl habits with her, among them |
"A large and absorbing thirst There |
have been times when FlOssie's cribs Of |
sight were "a trlne wobbly and the pat
toT of Fossie's feet was not as steady |
as IL might have been Upon such oc- |
caslons the vocabulary OF the female |
baritone has been picturesque and HAM |
boyant but not altogether polite, So |
that all told our Oscars bereavement of
rlossie at the end Of the week win not |
occasion an outpour OF tears threaten
Ing 10 swamp the cellars OF the sur
rounding buildings.
Il is said TO be practically decided
that within a very short time the
Knahashue airship, which caused so
much excitement in New York last
week VIII become a part OF the equip
nent of Luna park. Tho managers OF
that beehive resort, whore there's al
ways something doing long ago Offer
"a a $4,000 prize for any aeronaut who
would sail hls ship from Luna park
TO and around the Statue OF Liberty
and back TO the park Knabcshue has
been inclined to accept the opportunity
FOR this reward but Il is understood
that another arrangement covering a
daily experiment. I'm air navigation for
The remainder Of the season. has been
framed up. This viii be largely profit
able 10 the daring young sky sailor and
it VIII OF course serve TO still further |
center interest IN Luna park, where |
The crowds continue to be far denser
tnan az any of the other outdoor places
Of asslmbage
charles E' Evans. who some months
ago purchased the handsome ana costly