Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

ton on picking up view
York y7aper which contained
the following item:
"Details regarding Miss Maude
Adams first appearance on the Lon
don stage have been made known by
her manager. Charles FrOhuan. The
present tour ia Peter Pan" VIII en-
gage the actress until May 20. when
The SAN g'rancl SEQ engagement Will be
completed The company VIII then
teturn to New York without stop and
play 4 Farewell week at the Empire
Thaater During this week the cast
which has alrcady been chosen for
Miss Adams support IN London, Will
be assem- BLEED at the Empire for first
rehearslls- The entire company and
production WILL sail on June ID. and
on July .. Miss Adams will make her
debut before an English audience at
the Duke Of Yorks thcater In new
play by j. NJ. Barrie. the creator OF
her greatest successes
Inasmucn as Miss Adams Is booked
in Salt Lake Immediately after her
SAN F'rapci engagement. MIR, Piper
did not see how 1t was possible for her
to reach New York in time to sail
June H. He ,hereMpon wired Klaw
& ErIangeT asking details, and was
vastly relieved yesterday 10 receive
the reply that salt Lake need be un-
der no approximations, chat Miss
Adams engagement here would be
carried out Her opening Is set for
June and by leaving on the 18th or
Sth An1 cuttfng out all other cities
between here and Now York she
might be able 10 sail on the ltsh. but
she could not play farewell week al
the Empire
The charming actress Annie Rus
sell. whom we all remember from
her presentation Of ''The Royal Farn-
ily.' comes baeU TO US next week at
the head of her oNn COMPANY pre-
scptfng a revival Of ShakespeaTa's "A
Mid Summer Nights Dream" 1t goes
without SAYING that Miss Russell will
appear In thc part OF Puck. and from
all reports In the eastern papers, II
Is said that her work in this char
meter fully n1aint ains tho high repu-
tatlon she created years ago. The
production viii be complete with the
electric transformation scenes and the
fairy dances, while tho beautiful in
oidental Mendelssohn music by y large
chorus are made the mo st Of Her
company also comprises Some strong
people, including among others, John
Bunny. Thomas Coffin Cooffe. Atkins
Lawrence, w y e'iImorpt anp OUT
old friend Miss Lansing Rowan. Miss
kathrine Proctor with many DINERS
-.
henrietta trossfnaf was wIen US lot
ionB ago. ana tne IMPRESSION She Ieil
was SO strohs She Is sure 70 nay a
royal reception wicn she COMES pach
next week IN her New lork success,
All on a sudden Pessy' Tres play
comes win hlgh l,ohaoh repuessloil,
ana II is entirely new, haVins pseis
orisinally produosd az tne puks o.
forks theater only last year. MISS
crossman ended her Nsw VOTE rum
Milh 'hls pay a.. tne DlJou thea"
last season w liilath Wiil"r says o.
she play, Inc dialogue Is crisp ana
prlShtt me story amusing Anu MISS
Crossmans success was decisive MISS
e,rcsstlail company mas SOME suoIS
players including, as lt does. frank
Gilmore Ernest stallard, j. X Craw-
FORD Addison sltt' JONI Marine, =, a.
shnndos: Kate NECK Jane MAJ pury'
Matte FERGUSON ana teheVieVe KEY
llolds'
Manager Pyper is counting heaVliy
on the Visit Oh the Ausnstin DAILY
MUSIC company, IN the near tu'ure.
The company is now playing IN SAN
francisco. JUS Two productions peinS
The country Girl and The Clng;l-
lee
Adylces regarding next weeks pili
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