Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25
NEWS OF THE LONDON STAGE


has ever been presented In this country
William Mollison recently secured AZ,
English rights Of the American ver.Ioe
ana viii start a provincial tour vItb 4,
early In April Reuben Fax who niava3
"Posty' with so much success Al nome
may be a member Of the COMPANY
Hall Gaines play. rThe p,srro,
CITY Is now being acted Mt the Man
zonl theater, Rome, having been done
INTO Italian by Slguon Turelu and
DArborio. Italian critics say that Inc
ManN author evidently knows ltak
better than the Italians do. as they faIl
10 recognize their country In his
drama.
Mr.. Frederick Fairbanks. the AmerI.
can pianist gives his first London n.
cital on March Z in Beckstelh hail.
lie was born In Paris and comes from
the family which is known the world
over for IT'S scales, He is also rela.
tive of the vico president elect lie
studied in Frankfort with Carl Stasny
who Is now chief professor at the New
England Conservatory Mr. Fairbanks
was professor for some years at the
Dresden Royal Conservatory but re.
linquished this position to devote him.
self entirely to concert work and has
played I'm Berlin. Paris, Moscow and
many other Continental art centers
Or Conan Doyle is now at Under
shaw" hls picturesque country house
at Hindhead, Surrey and Is engaged
on n new literary work, Of whose ma
ture. however he declines TO give 50
much as n hint. The author principal
recreation at present is motor-cycllng'
a machine of this sort having recently
been added to his garage. Sir Arthur
Of course, has been an enthusiasts
motorlst for several years and has two
cars OF ten and twenty horse power re-
speotively. but he says he prefers hs
new motor cycle, which Ia Roc for
short distances and expects 10 maze
some lengthy tours on II as soon as 'he
weather gets warmer
oscar Wilde's DE Profundls Is syn
the chief topic OF talk In literary CIR
cles here. As has been stated IN these
letters. numerous eXcislons were maae
IN the original by Robert Ross VIZ,
published It, and ] was Wp
by one who had seen the manuscript
tint the parts cut out consist OF saw
ace denunciatlons OF one man a iof'
mer friend of oscar Wilde'si these az.
tribes occurring again ana again ~ Hs
"llterary will and testament M mse
called the strange document 0o'"P''
In Reading jail
ON Apru 2. 100 years will have passsa
slnce the birth Of Hans Christian a.
derson, aud most European oov W. ~
are getting ready 20 pay honor 20 wy
memory OF that delightful writer "
fniry tales. In Copenhagen, severn y,
Andersen's personal friends, az Wn WIZ,
house he was an almost dally guees
have decided to publish dlherehi rsngo
NJ him which they have preserved ~
thIa time and 10 devote the pfCoeeas =
their salo 10 charity. Among these ,o
loo Ia an uncomm0nly Interesting ~
Isction OF pictures which wilI DC psS
ilshad IN A portfolio. They cohp's"
Andersen's birth place, several ol,sbtIi
nj monographs with a facslmlie u; 49, ~"
autograph. IL reproductions OF sl'n ar,,
attos witch Andersen himself cut w"
seiec,ea leaves on which are pasted w nS
turss and which bear bis autoy Isps,
,s,en from picture books whioh Anu' "a
SEN hlmself made and preseh1su a,
daurhters OF his friends; and V,eN .Ac,
,ho vilIa "Rolighed." whore me Ao'" an
died There will be published w. hs
etching which shows Andersen N.Y. IA
VAS "a Years OF age, and when u r.rs
wST ~ valuable as only 80 copies , wt,'
MAIL, ,,OIS NJ IL and even now only llnI \,
ed 'U number Of roproduotI91i,s, a Stn IN NJ
n mSSg stersoscopo views Of Ah s,sr,
p ssn IN NE family circle Of NE Melssn'V,s
az az The aRollghed villa" viii also n IIlus.
sued, and lastly a series Of plate, iors with via
tratins Andersen's NE and , w9IS VIZ"
Illustrations from bis fairy IlIaIlIlS9p s