Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04

we huyo had now play from Mr.
trundN The pessimistic views ne has
acquired during his long silence do not
appear To- be shared by dramatlsts ana
Theatrical managers generally, "Thcre
VIII always hc a demand FOR the serious
play. says Fred Terry. "The public
want their emotions touched \ drama
" no good unless II moves an audience.
Whatever class a play belongs to It is
bound lo succeed &C IL IL ~ good play,
W. j. Locke cites the success achieved
by Miss Lena Ashwell with Irene
Wychpry' ANA Diana of Dobsons'
as proof that II is not the merely anus
ms play only that appeals to the public,
lie might have supported his conten-
tiqn by referring to popular approval
which has been bestowed on his own
latest work "rhe Beloved Nagaboud'
which certainly Is not primarily an
amusing play. But perhaps" he con-
cludes "Mr GrundS means that the
type OF play that appeals only TO the
intellect and not to the emotions is
doomed. II That Is 50 I agree with him.
In the nuture of things the purely in
tellectual play will have to 60"
Charles Frohman takes am optimistic
view OF the prospects for the theatrical
season here and Is laying his plans TO
take full advantage of it.. My inn
preston is. however, he says, that
tho demand will be mainly for pieces OF
the lighter Class-ior comedies ldipe3
ana musical tomcdles-ior luh auu
melody ll snort. rms IS MOI To say
mat the more serious pays VIII ne iifs
lccted On the contrary opserN"tlo'i
tends to convince me that there al
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