Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24

ety-comedy roles have attracted toward
her considerable attention.
Mr.. II. 3. Irving and Miss Constance
Collier viii soon produce in London, for
a season of matlness, Mr. Stephen Phil
lips play, "The sin OF David" In this
pay--as yet Enacted In Engand-Mr.
Irving will appear as Sir Hubert Lisle
aud Miss Collier as Miriam. quite re-
Gently The Sin OF David" translated
into German, was performed with much
success at Dusseldorf, with the result
that the same authors "Herod' and
"Paolo and Francesca" are marked for
early production nj more than one Lead
ing theater In Germany
The Shuberts have announced the
plans Of Arnold DAILY, who from now
on will be seen at the thcaters OF the
Independent managers Mr., Daily will
begin his season at the Garrck theater,
Chicago, early in April. Besides his
repertoire OF Bernard Shaw plays. he
viii present three others--a dramati-
cation OF w. w. Jacobs story. The
Monkeys Paw short play by
Gladys Unger entitled THE Lemonade
Boy" and a version of Poe's "The
System Of Or. Tarr and Prof Feather"
presented IN Paris under the title Of
The System Of Or. Gouron" In the
| late autumn Mr.. DAILY will follow Julia
| Marlowe and Il, II. Sothern at the
Lyric theater in New York.
Paul Hervleu's new play, lie Reveil, "
: ("The Awakening'D was acted for the
first time on any stage three weeks ago
in Farls at the Theater Francois. Her
Wen Is the foremost OF the serious
French playwrights. Like the English
| Plnero, he spends at least two years I'm
| work upon a piece and IN the end he
| usually gives II intense power upspar-
| INK truth and relentless logic. Emotions
| burn In his plays; tragic irony bites,
| ana high seriousness eXats them. BY
| every account al these qualities ami
mate lie Revell" Mr.. Walkloy, the
| discreet calls II little masterpiece
OF i,s kind" The London Times sent
| him TO Paris 10 review Il. because the
performance OF new play of Her.
yieu's Is usually the climax of the the
atrica yeal there.
David Beasco has commented upon
| Charming Pollock's The Little GRAY
Lady" now at the Garrick theater, in
n hriet and businesslike way. His APP
prova,, formed after witnessing a per-
Torrance OF the play, took the dlrec-
ton OF signing contract, by the term
or which ne VIII produce the next play
from the pen OF the author OF "rhe Lit
tie Gray Lady The work Mr.. Pollock
now has on hand will soon be out OF
the way His comedy founded upon
I'm the Bishops Carriage" viii be prs
sonteG by Llebler & Co. in March. and
in the spring his Naturalization Of "Tht
Secret Orchard viii be produced hy
the Shuberts. This Will leave him free
@ begin for Mr. Beasco an original
play that viii be staged next autumn
Cinderella is q big success at Drury
Lane this year. The great house is mi.
ell at every performance and that
means between 500 and $500 every
time. twice daily which Is as It should
be. Many reasons have been given foI
the comparative non-success OF las,
years Dulry Lane pantomimc and
scHe have held that it was due 10
newspaper criticism on the first night
Tu5 is rather queer because the adj
varce booking before boxing night lasl
year was less by g. 1000 than the aver
age Of several preceding years, which
proves that the chief cause of the fall
ing of was the death OF Dan Leno
Tho public did not walt 10 read what
the papers said but did not book theil
seatc before the pantomime vas pro-
duced as usual This year confidence Is
restored,