Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03

Mouse" as a piece OF timely dramatic
writing. -~------
Herman sudermann's latest play,
Die Blumcnboot." which was pro-
duced In London last week. has been
almost unanimously condemned by the
critics al disgustingly immoral.
James o'Nelll produced THE Voice OF
the Mighty" at Milwaukee on Oct. u,
The play 10 based ON events chronlcled
In Biblical history In the reign OF Tlber-
lus Caesar James o'Neill, Jr, Ethel
Dunn and Teresa Dale were In the cast.
Stuart Robson. son OF the esteemed
actor who passed out of our ken on the
eve Of his tour In The Education Of
Mr.. Pipp" will probably be one Of the
next recruits to the stage from the
ranks Of revered families OF the Amer
lean stage.
Margaret Anglin has knocked into u
cooked hat the old theatrical axiom
TO the effect that zone great success
never follows another IN the theaterl'
Her hit In 'Zira" has even been eolipsed
by her triumph In THE Great Divide"
George AIDE says he believes he has
struck another live wire In "Artie," the
new comedy he Is writing for Charles
Ballingham. In book form ''Artie" has
long been one of the biggest favorites
among the decades humor.
John Drew never had a play that
gave such general satisfaction and was
so enthusiastically admired az His
House In Order" IN which he Ia play
ing u record engagement al Charles
Frohman' principal New York theater
the Empire.
Arrangements are being made TO pro-
vide permanent London theater for ".
b. Irving. TO be conducted In the ssna
way as the Lyceum during the long
admins tration OF his father, The arr
rangements also include an annual visit
To America,
UPTON Sinclair, author Of "The Jun
gle, " Is Socialist candidate for Congress
from the Twelfth district os New Jer-
sey, The dramatlzation OF his novel
viii be presented at Trenton on Novem-
Der . and s, and on the latter date cleo.
ton returns VIII be read from the
stage.
IL Is practically settled that Maude
Adams will act for the first time In
| London next July. and IN the new play
that Mr. Barrie Is finishing for her Ii
| VIII be rehearSed IN America IN the
| spring, and the company around her
| will he largely American. Meanwhile
she goes TO Boston In December, vest
. ward to San Francisco,
/ , One Of the biggest successes scored
! ny James Neiil on this coast was THE
| Light Eternal" This piece IL now IN
rehearsal and will shortly go on tour
| Mr.. NELL VIII OF course play the lead
| ing part, and his wife, Edythe Chap.
man, viii leave Annie Russells com.
pany 10 be the leading woman.
|
George AIDE says he Is receiving more
| royalties from the college Widow
than from all the rest Of hts plays com.
| hinod. Henry w Savage has three
companies appearing in this master.
= piece OF American comedy The West,
ern company IN now headed for the Pa.
| olllc coast, where 1t broke the record
last year n niUe out OF ten theaters Il
| played.
\ copyright performance has beer
| given In London Of a new play, THE
| lllustrlous q EIagan." by Justin Huntle,
| Mccarthy, The piece is founded on
novel bearing that title, which Is 10 b,
| published within the next few DAYS. Tn,
action passes in Paris and Germany
towards the end OF the seventeenth cen.
tury., and the heroes. for there are two
are OF Irish origin,
Ida Rose McCabe magazine writer
| and newspaper contributor. who ha,
just returned from Alaska, has been en-
gagged by George G.. Tyler to go in ad.
vance Of Yvette G:uilbert and Albert
| Chevalier, Miss McCabc will have moth,
Ing 70 do with tho regular work, but
| VIII devote her energies entirely 20 tht
task Of interesting society editors anC
reporters Of newspapers In the elite.
10 be visited BY the attraction,
Yyette Guilbert ana Albert chevalier
after their present six weeks tour |:
ended, will appear Jointly IN new
play, called Lies Autres Jours," by
Paul Hervieu. who has taken the idea
OF tho plot from one OF Beranger's
poems An English version has been
prepared by Louis y. Parker. and wher
the stars play n neutrality-suspicious.
countries they will Use this version
while IN France they Will do II IN the
original French.
'The winters Tale" Is to be with,
drawn in spite OF its continued success
from the boards OF His Majesty's thea.
ter In London, at the end OF next week
This II In consequence OF the return tc
town OF Mr.. Beerbohm Tree. who wish
e to revive ''coi. NswecmbsH for I