Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

For the benefit of the Chelsea fire
sufferers, which is to be given in Bos-
ton soon, Rose Stahl win appear in
the second act scene from The Choir
us Lady"
Quite the most sensational novelty in
Europe at present Is the one being
shown under the name of The Gras-
sis. remarkable musical act. in
which mystifying Illusions play a
unique part
owing to the great success of his
play. THE Honor of the Family at
the Hudson theater, Otis Skinner has
cancelled contemplated trip to Eur
ope' and will remain at the Hudson
far into the summer
Edmund Breese, tho original John
Burkett Ryder of 1.-The Lion and the
Mouse" will be seen next season in
The Nebraska" a new play by Edith
Ellis, and under the direction of Hen
l'y B. Harris.
Instead of tour through Europe
this summer Henrietta Crosman VIII
spend her vacation in northern Cam
ada in the Temagami region, hunting
and fishing with her husband and small
son.
Robert Edeson, appearing in Glass
mates,' will discard railroad trains on
his forthcoming New England tour
and will make the Is cities In which
he is 10 appear in his new 40-horse-
power automobile.
Florence Roberts who is being
presented by Henry B. Harris by ar
rangement with John Cort in "zira"
and sham win have a new play
next season. She win in all probable
ity open in New York city in the
early part of October,
Eugene Jepson the popular charac-
ter actor. Is making such "a fine sue
cess I'm vaudeville with George AIDES
THE Mayor and the Manicure" that
the Shuberts have offered to star him
next season II Mr., AIDE viii provide a
three-act comedy TO suit him
New productions now in preparation
for Henry L. Harris for next season
are The Nebraskan." by Edith Ellis:
a new play by Charles Klein; Pierre
of the Plains" by Edgar Selwyn;
THE Bell OF Liberty" by Martha
Morton; aud new four-act play by
Fanny Rice. who was such a hit
here at the Orpheum last season.
makes her final appearance in vaude-
| vile June 6. at Columbus. O. Next
season she viii tour the large cities
! In an elaborate revival Of AT the
| French BAH musical comedy IN
| which she started several years ago
| with remarkable success.
VIII II. Greasy and Blanche Dayne.
! after short engagement in San Fran.
cisco, sail for Honolulu and the orient
Tor short vacation the first these
popular artists have had IN many
years. Directly upon their return they
VIII continue to play the balance on
the orpheum circuit, including thy,
theater here,
Gable information has reached the
New York offices Of the Orpheum cir.
cult, ~ the sailing this week on tho
Cunarder "Lusitania' of the famous
original "GrigolSANs Aerial Ballet, .
which comes here carly next season
FOLLOWING a summer engagement mi
New York This graceful and plctur-
esque novelty was a sensation last sea-
son at the New York Hlppodrome. and
! this winter IL has been a permanent
feature az the Empire Music hall and
! Drury Lane theatcr IN London.
! william II, plllon, who Is well known
in the leading vaudeville theaters, 4.
truly versatile genius He can pla,
amy role from leads 20 the piano, /.
writing a comic opera has written q
number of popular songs, ana is inter,
asted I'm "a theatcr an Courtlund y Y
II is rumored that Mr.. Dillon will spend
his spare moments lecturng In the
morning a IA Bert Levy. Fifty-seyer
ways of becoming famous Is the ten.
tntiye title of his talk
Many actresses, both IN vaudeville
pnd musical comedy, have VALUABLE
pots LILLIAN Russell X devoted L,
hor small King Charles Spaniel Hon,
Booth ha "a prize Bleuhlem. El1abetf
Murray a 0uny white Italian poodle
Alice Norton a beautiful Fox Terrier
and Eleanor Falk a Maltese canine
But Van Welch the clever character
! comedian. goes the ladies' one bette
and carries with him pet monkey
"Cawso," which he Introduces IN hi
act,