Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


point Of approaching their conclusion.
Miss Walsh's corps Of assistants organ
lied for the purposes OF Mr. Fitch's
play, win be found wholly adequate In
every particular and the setting of the
Incidents Of THE Woman in the Case"
are handsome, pictorial and complete
to the smallest detail
The development Of new stars from
material not generally looked upon as
promising unusual progress, has become
so much q part Of Charles Frohman's
process Of management as to be ac-
cepted as a matter OF course This
week Mr.. Frohman has added TO the
list of individual attractions OF his
own making-already including John
Drew Maude Adams, Henry Miller,
Ethel Barrymore Edna May, william
FaverSham, Virginia Harmed and sew
eral nore-a young girl who prior to
Joining his forces had enjoyed no OPP
portunity to rise above the small
part" section Of musical comedy. She
is a slender and graceful little creature,
not yet out of her teens | should think,
with lustrous and vastly expressive
black eyes sensitive and mobile
countenance and a lot of the illus
tratlve gift OF which real actresses
are made. Her name is Marie Doro
and Mr. Frohman found her In a place
OF entirely minor Importance In The
Girl from Kay's" ~ noticed one night
when was watching the piece" said
the manager yesterday, that OF the
hundred or so individuals on the stage,
this little girl seemed to concentrate
the attention Of nine-tenths OF the audi
ence and l concluded that she must at
least possess the gift OF magnetism So
I tried her out In one Of my uptown
productions, giving her a more exaoting
part than she had ever played, and /
became satisfied that there was a flu
tura for her" That there was sound
judgment In Mr.. Frohman's conclusion
few win deny who have the oppor-
tunity to see "Frlquet" at the Savoy
theater, where Miss Doro plays a SIN
gularly sympathetic childish role In a
story Of circus life, Whether "Fiquet'
lasts beyond the ordinary term Of Hfe
or not is OF no possible consequence In
it's effect upon the career of the newest
Frohman discovery. Doubtless the piece
will run the course marked out for II,
but the little actress who Ia It's main
spring VIII surely go on to future sue
cess
Frtz Scheff's revival OF "Girone-
Girona" at the Broadway theater has
again revived widespread interest In
the prolonged stay OF this spirited COM
edienne and brilliant singer II has
demonstrated also the frequently con-
tended theory that there ia market
IN New York for the standard examples
Of opera comique when presented ade-
quately as TO sartorlal embellishments
and exceptionally well In the matter OF
musical and dramatic Interpretation.
Mime. scheff, az the twin sisters Of the
old French story, proves a captivating
as well as commanding center OF In
terest The great auditorium OF the
Broadway has been packed at every
performance and there Is no end 10 the
commendatory comment upon the per-
Torrance,
Liebler & Co. will doubtless feel Il
sense Of relief now that their contract
with Nine, Rejane has come 10 ita
conclusion. They have uttered no sound
OF discomfort with the outcome OF that
agreement, nor indeed have they gone
so far as 10 admit that the tour was
improbable. on the contrary they have
maintained entire composure, although
their losses must have been very large
They have paid Nina Reiane one thuo-
sand dollars n performance, and some-
times, as IN the case Of Cincinnati the
gross receipts for the week have not
exceeded $4,000 This OF course Is no
detractlon from the artistic value OF