Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
LeanderRjChardS0n'S letter


aler Is now officially announced 10 be-
gin on wednesday, Sept, 20, with "a re-
NVM OF 'Adrea." This will be followed
on oct by a new production Of va
"a Tor single week, and on oct. 10
ny 'DuBarry' for fortnight. This
WIN leave two weeks Of the Carter
season, and the program will DEPEND
upon the preference of the public az
regards the selection OF plays. There Is
already great interest In the engage
ment ana inquiries for seats for the
entire period are numerous,
John Philip sousas Sunday night
concerts at the Hlppodrome form an
exceedingly popular feature Of anusc-
meht life In the big city ana have thus
Tar drawn immense audiences to the
most wonderful show edlace in the
word. one of the features Of the Hin
Podrome Of which little or nothing is
known is an emergency hospital back
up9h me stage, Here the management
MAINTAINS a resident physician and two
Red Cross nurses, and althourb the
services OF these persons are not I'm
constant demand they form a very use
Iul adjunct when some acrobat or
equestrian sustains "a tumble or some
"auclng girl oycreNerts, herself and
voIapseS This hospital idea Is one Of
we Schemes original with Thompson a
Dundy. They first established n M
Luna Park, where It was found highly
VSe'ul and OF mitch benefit TO the pub.
~ AZ tnat resort, whenever an I'm
, ,"u- L1'IS ana bumps It's head, or
"Uli!'" caught IN the crush. filnts
urMT,4y, OF anything else in the way Of
Dllslap occurs. the Victim is instantly
caught up and given into the hands
OK the waiting doctor and nurses he.
Iure there is any opportunity Cor the
spread or excitement OF the sort that
usually circles from such events.
, IL seems to be the general impression
mat Beauty and the Barge" is rather
700 English In tone to meet with the
wholly undivided favor of this COM
luunlty, Everybody comedies. however
,lat Nat Goodwin's impersonatIon OF
tne elderly sea captain who is the most
n,onnhenJ ngure IN the story, Is quite
we most delightful example OF stage
dlolery this master artist of the COM
cdy world has given to the public In
many years 1t is the setting and moi
i,he Jewel that has evoked criticism and
ieu 10 the likelihood Of Il change OF
phi az the Lyceum Theater in the near
future. Under the Frohman direction
Mr. Goodwin will have no difficulty I'm
Hhulng as many plays as may be re-
CURED Tor the successful frultlon of his
season. It IS purposed that he shall
remain az the Lyceum until well into
the winter.
Thomas Q. Seabrooke and Jeanette
tour Of the vaudeville the5ters I'm an
entirely new sketch provided for them
by Louis Harrison. The combination
VIII re interesting from all points OF
view. The capabity OF Mr.. Seabrooke
ana MISS Lowrie is uuquestloned. while
the humor Of Mr. Harrison as a writer
ior the stage has had frequent and sat
isfactory Illustration.
klaw and Erlanger have again turn
ca TO the vaudeville field In their
scoIch l9r comedians for their annual
Spectacular Importation for the New
uan theater In the forthcom-
ing cast OF THE White Cat" pil 10
lound the names Of Moore and Little
neld, who have long beeu noted as mai
ers OF run in the variety theaters. ThIa
team played four engagements last
season at Mr. Hammersteins Victoria
IHedltr indicating that they were re-
Baided with uncommon favor They
Will have strong parts in the New Am.
sterdam spectacle.
Two weeks from next Monday James
n, racket and Mary Mannering viii
take possession Of the Savoy theater
WIN Inc Walls OF Jericho as the
nlalIstay OF their season. This play
mas mad a great vogue I'm Iondon ana
Mr. Hackttt considers himself evtrorna-
~ fortunate IN having secured The
american rights. IL seems altogether
pIoOaple mot THE Walls of Jerioho'
may run through the best part of The
Nlhter and spring at the Savoy. where
IN any event Mr. HacNett is To- nil thc
entire season with original productions.
sam Bernard's long and conspicuous.
~ euceesstul tenacy of the Herald
Hquure theater In THE Rollicklng Grip
is approaching its termination. The
Hnul performance Of this exhIlarated
musical 'arce viii be given on tho ave,
ming Of oct, IA and the next week vii
ma bernard and his associates on Their
travels for the season.
THE Fillbuster," rewritten ON tha
quiet by George H. Broadhurst. .appeara
70 have made most favorable impres.
| sion In the west Charles r.. Evans "a
the star Of the organization, which is
under me management OF the Shuberts
ana Is tchedded for an early engage.
ment In New York. This is the niece
mat was Trrduced last season BY The
Boston Bankers association in friendly
rivalry to tho yearly frollo Of the nos.
ton Cadets
Another western trial gallop that pre.
sents all the elements Of highly pro-
htahle venture Is William a. Brady's
revelation Of "As Ye Sow" at McVick-
ers theater In Chicago Since the firs.
| night Mr.. Irady has been Offering 10
bee any omount Of money that the re
ceipts OF The first month will show an
| average of $1,000 a week AS We sow
| IS the work Cf down east clergym IN
and the scene is lad among the inha VI
tants Of Cape Ccd. Brady himself had
D great deal &c do with the success OF
| the play Which he lar Saly remodel, ~
daring the rehearsal period.
The first years rental OF the new
| Astor theatcr to be constructed in
Longacre, has been turned over TO
| BIN the Button Man" and will be
made use OF IN building the edihoe. This
amounts 10 $4,000, and was paid In
| cash by Wagenhals and Kemper who
are to be the managers Blanche Walsh
| is their silent partner IN the enterprlse
/ II N~TNrNNa fsTSstY A =,