Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

title Of his latest play which Henry
r. Harris win produce In September,
has been discarded IN favor OF The
Daughter Of Man
The Light Eternal by Martin V.
Merle. Young California viii be
produced m New York October next.
"The Light Eternal deals with the
tribulations Of Christians At the time
Of the Dioclesian Roman emperor
There Is considerable mystery as 10
the Identity OF the author who is dra-
mati2lng The Girl I'm waiting for
Virginia Harmed. That talented ac-
tress and her managers are silent on
the subject. II Is limited IN New York
that David Belasco Is the man.
Among the earliest Of the fall pro-
ductions win b. The Judge and the
Jury" which Charles Frohmau will
presen, At Wallack's theater. New
York. The play is western In scene
and story and was written by Harry
u. Cottrtll and uiwer Morosco Of
California.
Augustus Thomas. the well-Mown
dramaiist. Who for the last three
years has been residing In Paris with
his family. has returned to the Unit
eel States There is some talk Of his
play. THE Earl Of Pawtucket' writ
ten for Lawrence DOrsay being pre-
scnted IN London by Cyril Maude.
Margaret Mayo claims the distinc-
ton OF being the only dramatist who
has ever been able 10 make O success
ful play OF any OF Mrs. Humphrey
Wardes famous stories. The Marri-
age OF William Ashe' was a fair
success last season. Miss Mayo has
recently completed new play for
Florence Gale. entitled Loves Vic
tory"
Negotiations arc under way which. N
concluded without any bitches, viii
give Richard Mansfield another chance
20 play "Cyiaun Be BCrgerac' He has
been wanting ,0r some time 20 add this
plav % his repertoire but was unable
10 secure the rights. and now that the
way has been cleared ana al the OBJ
stacics removed the chances are hc VIII
have an opportunity TO renew his for
mer tnumphs.
william \. Brady and Joseph Havt
are % make a star of clifton CraN-
ford. the author ~ Nancy Brown
and member Of the cast OF Seeing
New York on the New York theat,r
roof He and Mr. Hart are 90 furnish
the book and score of a thrce-act vau-
dcyille or music farce. 20 be called "A
Sign of the Times. CraNford's role.
10 which the titlo Is applied, IL Tender
ioin Tower
Miss Olga Nethersole had the dis
unctlon OF unwilling The statue 90
Alexander Dumas. the younger in
Paris thc other day The statue
faces that erected 20 the memory OF
Dumas father. and q is now pro-
..oscd thrt monument Co his grand
father. General Dumas Of French re-
evolutionary fame will be erected az
the ccuor OF the triangle
Mrs Patrick Campbell has put
Mrs Alfred Lvttleton's play The
Macleans Of BaITness" into rehearsal
40 the London Criterion II tells "a
story OF thc Young Pretender and the
rising 81 70 Mrs Campbell 10 90 play
an Italian girl Mrs. Lytileton's EARL.
o. play dealt with the hardships suf-
fered bv plrls employed In dressmak.
ing establishments where the factory
act regulations are dlsTerarded
l.. a. sothem aud Juhs Marlowes
connection with Charles Frohman was
formally severed 90 the conclusion o.
the engagement o. these famous play
ers 400 their Shakespcarian festival ai
the Academy OF Music New York las,
saturday night After a shorl vacation
much needed after their long season
tthe most ariuous either ever Rad
they win plunge actively into rehears-
ais and other preparations for their
debut under ihr alaHasem4iil ~ The
Mtssrs Shuberi. The popularity -
Mr.. Sotheiu and Miss Msrloee and the
hold which the plays OF Shakespeare