Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
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closed and only a few scat
tering events Of a local character re-
main before the house viii go INTO ''o
hands OF the renovators and cleaners.
Tho season now closing Will be long
remembered, it has been a great one
ertistiealN and financially ana II IT,
had brought him nothing else
than Maudc Adams, savage Opera
company. "rhe Virglnian solga
Nethersole. the san carlo company
Annie Russell, Maxine elliott ana
Ethel Barrymore, manager PIPER
would slill have good reason to eNult
over it.
No one should miss seeing MISS
sBainymore's beautiful rendition 81 inc
actress In CLYDE Fitch's play As
Laughing Water would express II,
At IS lump Of delight and her
other adjective might also bc employ
ed without oVcrstHtiug the case MisS
Barrymore appearance IN aall i4ihV
Is always entitled To high consldera-
ton. Shc is not only a most Aeeyih,
'plfshcd actress on her own part Out
her presence on our boards arpuses
such n host of memories of departed
great ones from whom she IS "a llneai
descendant, chat AZ Is more ihRh
pleasure TO grsot her Memory mum
her one must ltNftlGN Nv ~ lfN'''~
OF her father Maurice Barrymore
twhose pcrlect work In "As You Like
1T" with Modi9ska. Jim, the Pen.
man" captain Swift Alabama
and other plays remains among IN"
most vivid OF old timers impressions
Memory number two. cqualY lunllh-
Gus. is her mother. George Drew
coincidence whose finished methods
buve descended to hex daughtef.
Memory number three, and. NOT less
distinct. is the thought OF her glalu
mother. MIS- John Drew, VINO pidy
ed "Mrs. MalaDrop" with Joe Jell'I
son in a way that put her abreast OF
the star himself Finally comes me
memory of John Drew her uncle, VINO
sim visits us at regular intervals, ana
I'm whose company Miss Barrymore
made her first appearance mere yeats
ago. All reports say that she - nov
visiting us for the last time under
he,, own name. and that she is soon
40 he borne away captive by a Scion
Of ono of Engand's leading familles'
his gain is a distinct loss 10 ttlo
American stage. but let us all unite
in the hope that it may be but tenn
porary one.
Tonight secs the last production OF
ths, popular comedy The 8cnlletta
by the Orpheum Stock company. Moh-
day next they will revive an9tner
fayorite In Augustus Thomas 'Alaba-
ma Z" one of tho most delightful plays
-, that most delightful author. Ala
bama" was rendered by fast year
stock company. but its record was
st1ch that the management felt tnat
II would form a strong revival Every
ono remembers the leading characters
those OF Col. PRESTON, his son Harry
ais granddaughter Carey, Mrs. MIL
dred Page, Col Moberly ana ms
danehter ktlnnta. Mr.. Phillips VIII
oF course. have the role of Col paN-
enport (the son under another halti'l y
while Miss Moore will be seen as Mrs.
Page. That charming young "ptsesS
Miss Florence. will have the part OF
Carrey. one Of the roles In which stle
.,nadc special hit last year NJ
C,rnon should DO good work as Cot
Preston and Nj. Roach VIII essay the
part or squire Tueker' Nlao'''''a
ought 10 draw heavy business
I'm the shadow of the Gallows
closes at the Grand tonight and Tor
next week Miss Frankenileld and heI
company will bring forward sun an
other thriller. entitled ~ Fght toi
Honor" The play IS said 10 pc on"
which taxes Miss Frankenilclds aplu-
tics In the emotional line, uS 1t lol-
laws the story OF a wrOnged ana ue-
serted Young girl the death OF hVF
father. and her own plan OF reVenB'
ou the man who destroyed hel ~"
md bcr homo Miss Frankcnllcld -
.1bart win bc that OF Jean lngleslde az
tho opening. ana later In the play her
role changes to a character of the ad-
eentures5 type known as Marie bu
Bols
Next Wednesday afternoon. the
company announces another stage re-
4ception aud pink teal as last Ncdnes,-
days feature proved so popular WIN
.re pairouy OF the house Saturday