Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
THE PLAY IN NEW YORK.
BY CLAIMING POLLOCK.

come 10 her SyoTk-placc IN, searc, ar l-s
mother Shut down the window y,
command Mrs. Barthwick, and, the
whimperine thus cut of. the consulta
ton goes on. The plAv ends I'M tine
police court, where, thanks To the mani
pulation of a shrewd LAWYER ia ri,
Barthwick is kent ont of tha case
while Jones departs 20 spend a r,nonth
at hard labor. Mrs. Jones stands alonr
in the deserted courtroom staring
straight ahead with unseelng eyes. ana
the curtain falls
The tragedy is absolutely photo
graphic In It's rideIitv ia life M revss-
paper article could TSnssibly give an idea
of its erinaucss--of the h0pelessuess
of the situation In which the Jones
are placed; of the inevitabIlity of thel-
doom; of the contrast between their
squaOr and the luxury of the Barth-
the justict for the rich and tho Justice
Tor the poor. At the same time, 1
don't want YOU to ram away with the
notion that there Is cause for being
wholly satisfied with THE Silver Box, 70
Its material which might have been iit-
ted nicely into a one-act play rattss
about a bit when put into three acts,
Much OF the piece Is padding, pure and
simple, and very tlresome- At the
Barthwick dinner, tor example, one
learned a vast amount regarding snch
things as the best season on Inc yeai
FOR Walnuts, am glad 10 know about
Walnuts, but can't regard the sub
lect as essentially uraLnatle-
MISS BafrytnoTe, Ill the role OF MTs'
Jones succeeded IN naklng her own
characteristics subserVlent 10 those OF
me creature she impersona'ed Whleh
Is Il great deal more IMAM most on our
actors can 60 WIN th7 DesI lIilenl lolis
IN hue NpTlA, HpNeseii ~ - tutee n7
lnlp"ssipie lor MISS SaIIy lllu'S 10 con-
ceal her lItate 5ellIleHlelit as u Prove
10 pe Tor Ellen IerrS Mler Shs p'a .9
Ihe Good i1o9e. Dile conlu'' he'l'
lefllhe llal MISS n'tf SlluIe Was q
better dctresS 1ndl clldf,-V ol'l'lll.
liver ome IN tle supPoLtits cV yrlI, I-'5,
j. 'l l5.. s sTE p.tniiIs
SatnpSun' 'llu pIHoo "u''ae esp'ei'''S
a,. , ,..,-,,,,.., as.a.
Alt hHoNs 40 latls e Ni y rHlSer d
winter OF tnsAteIils ID NeM "rh oll"
Is te,"pte1 u duu liU| s..a,i, -. r'lS
rae ana SieuNllls ac'luii. . Till
Win llalill IS u.iileressaly 10 ullueI-
STANDING bFliete -NolsiIis WHO pesah
leftIilBh eng NSSluellt ~ tnis Guy iast
Monday az ths lyric Slshof NoYelll
mas the Iallu ptoulsAll1y oil gesture,
beside wonderfully expressive face
and voice lie reminds one constantly
lantnnount 10 saying eiat ne Is very
good actor iIluSea.
Much OK tnf interest," lhal attNehed 10
me llallal appearance IN New YORK
was que Ia mas leceIt widely advertised
goltfoyeisy Win i-lepler X CO. george
A-ef OF mat hrlh saw Slenor NoVelli
IN tome, ahd eoltrlcted 70 bring hlnl
% America Ihe tour, booked with en-
ihuslasin, was suddenly bandoned, ana
lHe result Was suit against l-ehler q
Co. lol Sso,OoV' Winnie thls was pending.
ihe venture was undertaken by sam
3 and Lee shphelt
w ne1her on MOI SlGnor Noyelll.s tour
VIII DC more IMAM q success eessllne Is
doeplBnl- New holh mas large Italian
population, which has rallied to nus sup
port, ana the enSeBPnen' mere WIZ ne
pToAIADl''
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Th9l'na w, bIo"a ,lulst me Hoiy
CHS. oHelea ny 70" WtIiIan norris
eo'apieuyl aeAlH WIN INC axe OF Maty
'MIs warren Plet ..i -, Ihe trls,