Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07

road In the hands Of company with
out star, Mr.. DE Angels VIII be
seen In q new comic opera, now being
written for him by Robert Smith ana
Raymond Hubbell
Chauncey Olcott Is one of the rich
est actors In America. During the ~
or IL years OF his association with Au-
gustus Pitou Mr.. Olootts earning pow
er az q star has steadily increased
He has a charming home on Saratoga
Lake, where his mother keeps mouse
for him and where his souvenirs or
travel and the material honors heaped
upon him by Irishmen are displayed
The Saratoga home ~ one OF tue
show places OF the gay resort. From
It's queer position Il Is knOrn aS the
house turned round
In consequence OF the heavy demand
for seats, Mr.. ranicl Frohman has de-
cided TO give the entertainment on
behalf of the Mrs. q. II. Gilbert me-
mortal window IN the Knickerbocker
Theater inst, I'D OF Days Theater. the
date IL April H. An important fea..
ture Of It will be the temperance or
Clara Morris In q scene from the
fourth act Of "Odette." Among tho
other performers may be mentioned
Francis Wilson, Lawrence DOrsay,
Annie hughes, Blanche Bates, Mar
earet ~. gton and Sam Bernard.
Next year Margaret Angin Will have
the longest engagement OF her career
IN New York. Under the direction and
stage management OF Henry Miller,
author and producer Of her great sue
Gets. "Zira," Miss Anglln will be seen
In series Of new plays and revivals
that will keep her at the Princess
Theater from September until spring.
New York has come to consider Miss
Anglin one OF Americas greatest emo
tional actresses The roles In which
she will be seen are among the most
exciting In stage literature. Zira,
on the roado. IL Duplicating its metro
poli.An hit.
The new play which Maurice Camp
bell has secured for production this
spring for Mics Henrietta Crossman IL
Don't Care Nancy and was written
by Thompson Buchanan, new DRAM
atst and a novelist of some repute.
Two of his novels, "rhe Castle Com
edy' and judith Triumphant" have
already been dramatized by the au-
thor. Mr., Buchanan Is young Ken
tuckian, who has had considerable eX-
perience as journalist. The first act
Of his play Is laid In the coal district
OF his native state, and the others in
New York City. The play is not UNI
like Mime. Sans-Gene" In some par
ticulars
Maude Adams rs sponsor of Ronko-
koma the little Long Island town that
Is pltted against others OF the island
places. including Patchogue and Mine
ola, in a fight for the location of the
Long Island normal school, Is attract
ing attention. The strongest kind of
rivalry between the various towns Is
manifested, and the stand of Miss
Adams for her own town Is likely 10
result in the Long Island normal school
being built at Ronkokoma. II Is n one
handed struggle that the little actress
Is engaged in. for the other residents
are not In the slightest interested
| whether they get the normal school OF
| not.
| With the production of the new com.
| edy. Susan In Search Of Husband,
| by Eugene w. Presbry, adapted from a
| story by Jerome X. jerome, at the JEFF
| ferson theater Portland, Me-, last week
| Miss Eleanor Robson completed the
| trinity OF successes now TO her credit
| since she became a star. Susan In
Search of Husband viii occupy a,
! important position in the repertoire OF
the young star as Merely Mary Ann -