Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

I ls not, however. the aadde.t %,
lie has not lived long or 90, rate
much who does not know th.t lle
innate and nnal defeat IN a. 1
] vomiting. So long as we can W., NeN
thlng, salvation Is yet at hand for ,i
W"Ha rant chance OF guccaoft'.
,H, vu. uoea not succeed, ono
with undated fef7or TO piirs,,, ..liI
SIRE ana herein is life Norot,.
inc curse of most lives. and so /, 10y
usually appears TO us Ia tho r1iis, ~.
'hahse. Nearly any change MN W.
swer the purpose. The rbes, ai
the funny papers show ua vtg. ]
IaNor mosquitoes, poor food ,,,S "n'
rooms are accepted bv er,' Il
housed CITY iolk. Who has not
tht modern summer hotel herdir,
-,,u.I n"7ts or Families bored b,,
protection. probably the hest 31
Is Go set ones share OF harSs,,,i' ''iIa
exposure. He Is a wise man Wy, .l
ceases 20 make drafts upon bis 800
nllltN and who, when tho t-1ia
comes N Il ever does, forepoes ri..,,ila
uon ana superabundant fo,5 '"l4a
ciothes and learns once rnoro t an
under the open sky. to suhyti....te
river. lake, or a sea. for his b,tL
ana the winds from the four oor,.- -.1l
sns earth Tor his tonic. Tho rlos.,
uu9y makes much FOR happiness h,
universe evidently not creat.4 on
for the satisfaction OF mar. 5uIret
Ing the sinister fact, he ie 49, rag
multiplios HIS Joys IN as mans, 49,. WI
as he can.-Harpers Weekly -uo1
Arc the Women There was
SupCr~cding Mcr when no v-o,,,, Nin
ON the Stage? permitted eve. i. Va
ter the theater. rr.rJ
less To enter the theatrical caraer .-,4
feminine parts on the stage ,safs ~
en- by men and boys. Even $50
ptaie never saw one OF mis- fs,e5
6 hatacleIs enacted by woman III
Portals. Juliets, Desdemonas and OF
Has were taken by boys. Proc p
eigh ascribes 10 this fact the nii-sc..,
GUS development OF the poetic Jrsr.
in the days OF Elizabeth. Archie 81
a writer In the Theater Marsvi..
brings out another aspect OF tn Sam,
question less favorable To bov.srt,-,
Some Of them, we are told were fort,
years Of age and "A Jolly old chronicle
informs us that real kings were soma
times kept waiting for the performsne
10 besln on the stage because the stsgs
1ueens were delayed I'm shaving. To5s,
This state OF affairs Is reversed. NJ
where has woman's emancipation boa,
more complete than on the bo9rdt
Woman, Mr.. Bell declares has dom
more for the theater than any othe
single force. The theator in renr
has done more for woman than an,
1ther institution. and al present h..
supremacy Is almost uuquestlouod ii
he theatrical world. Nordau CON
ends that the future of poetry belong
% children and women. May the Sam
pc true OF the stage? Mr. Bell evident
y holds the belief that 10 will. whiel
he bases upon the fact that not con
ent with overwhelming man. woman
wen takes his best parts from him. AMI
n place OF the boy-actor of form.
lays, We have the woman appeariui
n masculine parts. Adelaide Eelm a.
Hamlet, Maude Adams as Peter Pat
nd LAiglon. Of this generation. ana
everal women of the past century hau
lveu ample satisfaction in mascuIm
olcs. The complete monopoly bv ODD,
weaker sex" OF everything dramatH
s not one Of the impossihilities OF ia,
uture. Likewise Sara Bernhardts re-
ent announcement that she may ado
he role OF Mephisto 20 her vast reuer
Dire Is not without significance in Mr.
lelTs opinion. The chorus man be
oncludes, Ia already counted the reD
Of the lowest caste in thea
erdom. and his more fortunate brother
re merely hanging on the thread 81
ustom. which is likely 10 snap 40 any
lOment and leave them relics of the
ay when there were men actors on Tho
tage of the theater.-Currcnt Litorr
ure.