Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
THE PLAY IN NEW YORK.

cation of Sir Gilbert Parkers "'rhe
/ Right Of Way" William FaVersham
IN conjunction with THE Squaw Man,
Is 10 present version Of the famous
Isl Gran Galeoto (which he calls Tho
World and His Wife" NAT" Good
win will add to his repertoire a mod
ern play by George Broadhurst. and T.
H. Sothern and julia Marlowe will star
separately in plays selected, bun not
yet announced. Herbert Kelley and
hitie shannon are TO present Mrs de
Ia Pastures Peters Mother" which
has run all the year in London.
Bertha Kalisch will be seen in a new
poetical drama by Percy Mackaye. au-
thor of Joan of Arc" Clara Bloodgood
VIII continue to star In one of CLYDE
Fltch's best plays. The Truth" which
viii be running in London and Paris
simultaneously with its American APP
nearance.
Elsie Janis, by all odds the most pop
ular, as well as the youngest of our
musical comedy misses will he starred
by Charles Dillingham; In new opera
now being written, which. it is to be
hoped,wll give ample scope Cor her good
looks. youth. magnetism and wonderful
mmicry Raymond Hitchcock opens in
| Aston theater In August in musical
| play, 3" a Yankee Tourist" the libretto
| by Richard Harding Davis, the music
by Alfred Robyn and the lyrics by
| Wallace irwin, This is Mr.. Twins de-
| hut as a lyrlcist. but those who know
| his work believe II viii demonstrate that
| nor since Gilbert has there been a lyric
| writer so lifting so rhymiug and yet
| one. 100. with real ideas Lew" Fields
| will be at the head OF q company pre-
senting London musical comedy. "The
| Girl Behind the Counter" Other Eng
| llsh musical plays that we are TO see
! are The DairSmaids" Miss Hook OF
+, Holland, The Girls OF Gutenberg"
George Edwardes latest success, and
Nelly Neil. IN which Edna May made
| her recent farewell 10 the stage Fritz!
Scheft VIII star In new opera by Hem
| ~ Blossom and Victor Herbert, entitled
The Captain Of the Troop"
| Then. too, we shall have Henry Ar.
| thur Jones play. The Galilean's Vic
| tory and new piece by Hubert Hem
~ Diaries, the author of Cousin Kate"
Clyde Fitch has Just completed new
! play about which he has made no an
| nouncemeni. Mr. Fitch VIII probably
| produce only ono original play this sea-
| son, despite me many offers he has had
| though his adaptation from the French
| presented as "Tudlles' for 800 cOnsecu-
| tive Performance this year In London
| with Cyril Maude viii be seen here. Mr..
| Frohman rs also cndeavoring to per-
| suadc him 10 write the libretto Of n new
musical play for Miss Hattie Williams.
| We shall have Hail Gaines big melo-
| drama THE Bondmnu," also. and the
neW Drury Lane play, "'rhf Sins OF So
ciety" hy Henry Hamilton ana Cecn
Raleigh There VIII also h' two new
| plays from the peu Of Austin Strong,
the grandson ~ Robert Louis steven
| son. who with his one-art phys has
| already made an extraordinary success
| In London Miss Rachel Crothers. who
| wrote THE Three OF Us VIII have two
| new productions 'Thc Coming of Mrs.
| Patrick under The management Of
| walter y, Lawrence, ana an unnamed
| play. to hc presented hy Mr. Frohman,
| Geurga AIDE and Augustus Thomas arc
also both writing plays Tor Mr.. Froh-
man,
charles Klein, having covered high
| Nulnce aud canta and labor IN THE
| Lion and tho Mouse and "The Daugh-
| tcrs OF Men win lu his new play "The
| StrpdauEhter.' devote himself To "A
simple love story, Theodore Burt Sayre
has written his third successive Irish
play for Chauucey Olcott, "a field ~
! drama I'm which he hls been particular
g successful. This season TWO modern
plays hy him win also be seem and hy
reason OF the ability he has already
shown In his more serious work
David BelHsC1 has written "a play for
David Warilej which win open his new
StuyYesaut Thaaicr and rs AT work on
another drama ln which Frank Keenan,
and Charlotte Walker WIN have the
leading part Charming Pollock viii
have an original play presented under
the management ~ James Is Hackett.
ana has made two dramatlzations. one
~ ''rhe Secret Orchard ana the other
~ France Baird Detective" Other
dramatlzations Will be- those of The
House uf Thousand Candles" by
George Middleton. THE Port of Miss.
ing Men and This Brass Bowl" both
by Edward E Rose ana "Conjuror's
Honse' by George Rroadhurst.
Then too-bui enough. there VIII be
many more productions and many more
stars, and plays VIII come and plays
VIII go, hat enough has been indicated
important courses on our next drama
nc menu. Let's hope they give none OF
US meatal indigestion. -l,-