Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

| wv I'"fNiP ,u"' 'h' oPtlon would be-
taken up and the territory bouKhi any
right, "We shall BEGIN tho Sorh
lllllna In tho wet Pieces of Qro,,ndW
said Mr. Brady, within tho next Vstv
fow days ana when next spring oomss
around wO shall have "A show NM,
| which IN extent, variety ana benuN,
| VIII astonish The public You hayo no
idea how the profits run UP In a schema
OF This Kind when You give The pcopIs
something they want to see We hayS
The longest ana bleeost coaster rldo In
thls nelyhborhood ana II makes ON nm
| average $1,000 n week clcnr pront.-niI
at 10 cents u head, From Iho posr
war spectacle we have been clearing
an average OF $4,000 u week, while our
bathing houses on the beach Itself show
n weekly pront of fully $1,000 You
wouldn't think there was no muph
money In a lot Vt bath houses would
yuu2 And the beauty OF II an IL thnt
| the expense In very lRht whom com.
pared with that of handling d bin AT.
| traction IN the regular thontorp on
course the war spectacle costs a ot
| OF money Tor we employ large mum.
Der " men ana two complete pots OF
horses, one ooting az undorstudy for
| the other for the reason that other.
Wise they couldn't stand the strain,
| which II very severe But We have a
| q huge amphitheator and II IN algnya
| filled when the weather Nv anything
| like what II should be IN the summer,
| outdoor shows FOR mlno In the future
| Edward ", Rice IL confident that hls
| then,or and holo scheme win 10
| through 20 completion IN due course,
ana he II working away upon Il with
| characteristics energy lie has suoeeod.
| 81 IA uliau I.la. IlhpHI IA. a..
| on and indeed II liz hia purpose to coll
the hlg building the Ehrcl, when II IL
| thrown open TO the public, The plot
upon which h. hopes 10 sei his rlruc.
| turo N al the corner " Fifty-nmrh
street and Broadway, facing the Grand
! CIRCLE, and this laud IA owned outright
| by Mr. Ehroi ~ propose" said MIR,
| Rice. IN taking over this scheme, 10
get up corporation the Stockholders
| IN which win have the advantage VI
| frec admission 10 the auditorium {
| don't think there win be much difficulty
| IN putting M Organization together
| that VIII be amply able To swing tho
| enterprise, IN the building ! viii sun.
ply Individual ofllces free ~ rent 10 tho
| leading composers and llbrettisls with
| tho only restriction that whenever
| require any work 10 be- done m their
| NiNtlNl llllFN NN'N Nlll kANl wv ANi IIiIH
| oronco over any other manager Thu
arrangement win enable me to change
my hill M often AZ necessary ana unon
| very abort notice II VIII also coma
pretty near giving me the pick NJ m,
writer's and composers | WIN have A
| company the leading members of which
win be capable of dolng pretty nearly
any Kind of stage work s-aotors for IN.
| stance, like Henry ", DlNcy Who can
| play everything from high comedy To
| song ana dance Thus while the policy
| of the house win mainly embrace nlu,
| steal works tho players viii DO Of the
| versatile sort enabling ch0nge of plan
ut any time this may BIO desirable
Tho newspapers haNo been recently
presenting Miss Lillian Russell ~ hay.
ing fallen from her horse and on hay.
Ing sustained n broken rib and other
injuries combining her 90 her bed IN tho
handsome residence which sho occupe,
during the summer at Bay Ridge IN
some of Sundays publications clrcum.
stantial accounts were given Of her
allow conyalescence and the great pain
| she was SUFFERING. But n all this Wcro
| true Miss Russell herself was not con-
| scloua Of H. on saturday az radiant
NJ any dream OF feminine loyclnoM
| could possibly be, Miss Russell watched
| the Brighton races from her private
| box ana her face was wrcnthcd IN
smiles that certainly did not bctroy
acute physical agony Asked why shN
| didn't deny the published reports ot
her mIshNp she remarked, ~ long aeo
gave w all idea OF paying attention In
matters Of this sort IN tho first place
| II tokos time, and In thc second II
doesn't accomplish anything, III wcro
TO undertake TO refule all the untrue
! tales that have appeared about mo IN
the public pross, ! should require tho
services OF private secretary
A Iugglcr who first attracted atten.
ton IN America, has become immoDto'
~ popular IN great Britain by reason
of royal favor. Horace uoldln IL tho
performers name, and he calls hlmsf
the Queens own Jugglor, because no
appeared before Her Majesty and her
guests three times within seven days.
This was not uoldn's only appearance
with lingllah royalty, for The last time
he returned 10 America he exhibited
with great pride n beautiful diamond
scarf pin that had been presented to
him by King Edward 40 u souvenir of
hia entertainment Of that monarch
uoldn, I believe, was originally n gro
Ger IN New York, but as he grow pro.
lcient IN lo0te Of dsNtority he dropped
HIS original trade and gradually broke
into vaudeville, His vielts TO America
nowadays arc somewhat raro for me
reason That there ~ constant dcmall
for his services IN the European music
halls
Word comes TO me from London that
George linckonsohmidt, the Russian
wrestler, who gave exhibitions IN ware
ous American cities u few months ago
and who WAS called the worlds thAm'
pion, N not showing any frantic ans,
lefty TO meet anOthpr wrestler namrl
Jacob Koch This Individual, who "A
ambitious 10 defeat llaekenechmldl "
said 10 DO unbonton, Indeed, II u
claimed for him that he has met gu
other renowned wroetlers than llaeh'
onsohmldt and he II olomorlng lor
match with that bfawny ana tklllul
athlete, koch'o dimcntlono are llelghl
H. 10 To-, chest measure 90 M fN'
panddd % mi waist measure w w
,high measure 70 I'M calves " ~ pl'
oeps II IN, expanded u IN, When
mans nrm Ia developed TO me ewe y,
his calf II IN fair 20 suppose that ne
In an advanced stage Of muscular
power
II IL now settled that william Col,
lIor VIII remain IN England Throughout
next sonson, not appearing ngan
America until year from me oonlnb
September, BEFORE returning 70 Loh'
don for tho resumption Of hlp engage
mont NJ The Comedy thoater Coluer
win make n brief tour OF the leading
provincial citlca Iio has undouplouy
scored n very largo personal suoeem
with the English, although al ilrs lney
didn't seem 10 understand MN COM
potely lent no quaint2' Is me eoli
monost folm expression unong. aoUleIs
auditors Rorofs the water Wnoh wv
Engllshman doecribcr anything OF Urn
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