Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08
THE PLAY IN LONDON.
special correspondence.

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PNbVN' May -lSp"""' ''0
isn't falling down, so far ~
rpuld observe In crossing 10 last
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season is quite d'itoi"nt maite''
Hero $50 are AT The very height ot the
lcc.i arnrse,rrrt ,,or and practicauy
i"''''lB "'""sN' "u' mus ''''
proved important Judging by 'NA
standards .,l up in America ON the
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rather sA1lur-tacCily OF thoatcr-
,l,iur ris. Jt,r fbin,.r of Tho plaN
-n A.,
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tween dinner ana FuhN''' we are "'N-
trosscd at the knowledge TINT our glcnt
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l'c attends Tor precisely tho s1mc rel'
SON, and hasn't oven tae stavc 60 be
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E' A. SotuetH an" duA' MA a.
aford.ur the only mut exercise -
De got at thcGtor in London, ana IN
exceedingly small proportion 'i lht
population DIS taking advantage os the
intellectual gymnasium as The waldorf
Most oi the newspapers have praised
MI Sothctn aud Miss MaroWe 10 the
skies especially for their Shakespeare
can productions hut That portion ot
the public which goes 10 me box -ofilce
with It's money I'm it's hfnd has gone
steHdfastly 30 other boN~oilices There
are sis American attractions NOW IN
1 hl
these-prcpurg TO BE- astpnished is
Mrs Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch
Londouers, whose love for the AIneri-
car eagle Is noticeable chiefly Wheu
the bird ol freedom IS pictured on -
dollar have accepted poor Mts. WEES
as true type of Yankee and ar"
aocking 10 rcrry's theater TO revel in
the sight. ] am not sure that ouf
cousins really believe all of as TO be
Vlileariuns but they would rather IKE
to believe IT, and with them, as with
US. the wish is father To- the thought
''RreWstcr's Millions at the HICKS
thcatey one Of tho several playhouses
conducted by Charles Frohmau, haS
caught on quite as .rell as it did IN
New York Marie Tempest is playing
clyde Fitch's THE Truth" at the
Comedy thcater with good results. Tn
one reason ] have had 10 suspect Brit
aims OF more discrimination iu theatre
glyen me in the triumph of this very
clever piece. which was so shabbily
treated last season i'm New York, Rob
crt Edcson is acting I'm "Strongheart
at the AIdwych. Should the Indian
marry the sirI?" Mir Frohman asks IN
This connection. and London has re-
plied indifreruntly that il doesn't care
whether. he does or not. Another Iudi-
an MAY failure when II was pro-
duced i'm New York under the name of
The Redskin." will be done tonight in
the Drurv Lane with the title of The
| asst of His Race" The cast is 10 be
entlreIv English. and the spectacle of
a lot of I,ondoners playing Indians
,,itb 81 'rrlfalcar- Square accent ought
to no funny enough ia crowd the
l,o,,sc With my compatriots. / saw
George Alexander's idea Of New
yo,lser the other night at the ST.
lanes and II tho east of THE Red
win. has tbo same notion of our coun-
,',,,,,on ebo,Idu't he surprised this
c,.o,t,,g 70 ana Mr. Gibbs giving Lon
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N.'t~ts. , N,,,orican nrnductious the
..i,'l,,1.,' irar,io,e here nj nresent are
y, ~ nId rlav, sir Charles
,,y,.ninor, ANA Mary Moore are ap-
W ~ g., a. s,1rrc riars,, at WIND
rearing 1Silil 'r one,n The Tales Of
i1,'tt ,be h5elnbi. "a Roval
iIo,,.i, nc, h,s bae, bronght down from
, ~ S,,st,(i ,t1d MI on the stage
~ 49, ~ yo,,ls,e, 7 evils Waller
=, 10, '' h,.i,,,,p,. a. iioht Tom" ,ravlor's
'ti w. .st1i,,,cort7, At he lyric and
~ ~ Ia Ia, Re taino, am, a. The savoy
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ArtHut bour ,l',, e''a ne ca,r;cl in
nv ~ ,,.hinh otls skinner nro-
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