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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-08

everything English completely cnpiti-
waited me. God bless the press" she
said with something between a laugh
and sob, how am I to thank all the
kind, good people who have written
such nice things about me. One might
be Bernhard, a Duse and an Ellen
Terry rolled into one, but without
printers ink what would be the good
of it? It's just breakfast food to most
of u.s."
F>RoHMAN WAS NERVOUS.
A reference to Charles Frohman ex
torted an eloquent exclamation from
Miss Stahl. 81 received the sweetest
possible letter from him on the morn
ing after production. He told me he
hadn't the pluck to come in until the
IF things had by any chance gone the
other way it would have broken his
heart, he said. BY the bye. before my
arrival In London, a lot Of people as
sured Harry Harris that The Chorus
Lady was bound to be a failure. Well,
said Miss Stahl with a laugh, ito judge
by the box-pffiee they've got to take 1t
all back
cts Just beautiful to sit here and
look out upon the river and the enl-
bankment and Westminster. Last SUM
mer came over for a holiday and ran
across to Paris. But 1t was no use.
I'd got London in my veins and Il
drew me back somehow. Crossing the
Atlantic kept saying to myself, After
all perhaps they don't want me over
there Perhaps they'll refuse altogeth-
err to have me. But even If that's the
case-and I shall simply have myself
TO blame for tive got London to fall
back on; I've got London just TO 81.
and look at And that's good enough
for me.
Here Is q stack of letters which pep,
pie, whose very names don't know.
have been sending me, all full Of kind
and pretty expressions. On the night
OF my appearance, too. I had a lot OF
kilograms wishing me luck, some from
artists had never met like Gertie
Miller, George Grossmith, Jr.. and
Others. Cissie Lotus took the trouble
to wire me from Swansea and she is
not the only one who remembered TO
do So have just had a communica-H
ton, also, from the Gallery First Night
ers' club, declaring that they are going
to break one of their Fundamental rules
and come and see me some other even
| ing that isn't a. first night"
WHY CHURCHES LOSE MONEY.
For something like an hour Rose.
Stahl chatted on in the most refresh-
ing and fascinating fashion: I only
wish l had time and space to re-
cord 1.-THE of her many quaint and
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Especial CORRESPONDENCE

H ONDON sAprlls {30.--There is no
happier woman in London today
than Rosa Stahl. She is simply
800 bubbling over with joy and graft
tude. And the odd thing is she seems
wholly unconscious that the victory she
has Won at the swords point is entire
ly due to her own talent. Not for
long time has an actress made so in-
slant and SO emphatic success. When
Land there must have been many
more in a like positlon--took my seati
in the stalls on the opening night Of
THE Chorus Lady, at the Vaudeville,
i knew Rose Stahl only by name. But
she had not been on the stage 80 SEE
onds before we were all her humble
and devoted servants. AS a play, THE
Chorus Lady" is Of no great account
and would have very small chance on
this side were it not for its wonderful
comedy scenes and the clever manner
in which they are handled by Miss
Stahl. Throughout the performance
she, to use fine old melodramatic
phrase. held the audience in the hol-8
low of her hand, For her, in a SEN
tence, the night was veritable trl-a
.umph.
have Just returned from having q
chat with her at the Savoy where she
is living. Her frankness, her easy, ma
tural manner. her delight in and with
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THEATER,

F;SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSS|StsS<S
sPotters play 1.-THE Conquerorss cam
not recall any piece which has been.
so comprehensively and SO conclusive
3Iy damned as Henry Hamilton's YER
sion of Franz Molnar's work, The
Daily Telegraph" headed its .criti-J
cisnl "F'ustan and Foolishness' and
so far as I can Judge not a kind or.
even lenient word has been said for.
THE Devil In any London paper. i
understand that the American drama
stization is conceived in n spirit of
comedy. Hamilton. on the other hand.
has tried to give to his piece a GER
tain semblances of psychology, of3
serious significance. The result. how
ever. is painfully tedious, crude and
He would be bold
Spectator Who Yentured to gamble
upon it enjoying anything like g
/ Last week Robert Harcourt. younger.
brother of Lulu Harcourt, first
commissioner Of works. was to intro
.duce his bill into parliament abolish
ing the iicenser Of plays and estah-
fishing free trade at all places OF
amusement. whether music-halls or
5theaters For some reason, however.
6Harcourt failed to come up to the
scratch, but understood he is posi-
lively to bring forward his measure In
the course or fortnight or three
weeks. Certainly the license has but
few friends nowadays and only q
very limited number of people would
regard its total disappearance with
any feeling OF regret.
MALCOLM WATSON.
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Frohman emphatically assured ma
yesterday that, should the experiment
show anything like encouraging re-
suits, he will certainly give it a trial
also at the Empire theater in New
York The Empire has for the past
few years been probably the best:
money-making proposition Of It's
kind in the. world and to relinquish
50 sure q thing for what after all is
merely possibility seems rather g
mad STEP But it is just the sort Of
risk that Frohman delights in TAX
Ing, and, besides. it has an artistic
ring about it which means good
deal more to him than money.
The third topic of the week is the
complete downfall Of "The Devil"
Since the production, many years
ago, by George Alexander of Paul
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copa ministry, are invited to address
Rev. Walter e. Bentley, care Mirror.

5copal ministry, are invited to address
Rev. Walter e. Bentley, care Mirror.
James De Wolf will leave Keith and
Proctor as general press representative,
and will go with the Ringing Bros.
circus In about a week or 10 days. He
Is DESTROYS Of getting some air as
he put 1t the other day, and believes
that he will find his new position more
8congenial in this way.
An actress in Belgrade accepted the
leading part in a new sentimental play.
5"'The F,lirt." Her husband. Tosha.
Premwitch. who was not in the play,
killed her then himself. He left LETT
ter saying that he had already warned
her against any too realistic perform
sance which would goad him to a des-
perate act SO much for realism.
For new star Madame Nazimova
has made q most extensive tour for her
first season out of New York Starting
IN September she went as far west as
Omaha, returned east to Toronto and
Philadelphia, then went south. and is
now on the coast In all the COM
pany will travel about 10000 miles In
eight months.
Francis Wilson. following in the foot
steps OF William Collier has turned
dramatist, and his comedy, called 1.-THE
Bachelors Baby" will be given a trial
a special Wednesday matinee during
the comedians engagement In Balti-
more. 1t is a three-act play, the first
from Mr. Wilson'S pen to be given q
production.
Miss Marie Dresser. who lately re-
turned from London, where her effort
to revive one OF the old Weber, Fields
hurlesques met with failure, has been
engaged as a star for q term Of years
by Messrs. Charles Marks and Richard
Garlic, who will present the comedienne
in New York early this spring in THE
Boy and the Girl, which company she
will join shortly in Cincinnati, whittier
ii proceeds from Chicago.
Augusta Close. who first introduced
the pianologue and spoken songs in
musical comedy and vaudeville, has
returned to the stage again following
her marriage. in Kansas City two years
ago The Dramatic Mirrors spring
number carries a cut of her on the front
! page Miss Close is we'll remembered
| here and was socially entertained here
/ the last time she appeared at the Or
| pheunl.
Tho weekly theatrical reviews and
| criticisms of the News" appear rcgu-
1.riv IN tho TUESDAY iSSYIeS
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HEATER GOSSIP

Phoebe Davis. who has been seriously
Ill for several weeks, has entirely re-
covered. She will appear next season
In a new play by w. J. Hurlburt.
Edie Foy is reported to have discard
ed "Mr. Hamlet of Broadway and
has succumbed to tempting offer
from William Morris to re-enter vaude-
Vile Maude Raymond will follow suit.
This advertisement is clipped from,
the New York Dramatic Mirror: Ser
ious minded actors OF good character,
who would like to study for the Epis-
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a LIVING SKELETON

Is the final condition Of any Guild that
has worms--if 1t lives. Think OF hnv-
Ing something In your stomach that eats
ali you take as noruishment. Nine-tentha
of the babies have worms, may be yours
Ing it Whites Cream Vermifuge-it ex-
pels all worms and is a tonic for The
baby. Price. . cents, Sold by y. c, NJ
I. Drug Dept. ll2 and LA South Malr
ST., Salt Lake CITY,, II
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!" God Bless the Press
Says Rose Stahl IN London
London Dramatic Letter

humorous remarks. j. M. Barrie she
impulsively described as '.tiie great
est playwright IN the world. He puts
heart into everything he does and that.
Is the CHER thing that matters on
the stage 1t wasn't the children. al
though, of course, they loved It. who
made the success of Peter PAN, but
the grown-up people whose hearts are
always ready to respond to the ap-.
peal OF true emotion Yet I have a
very firm belief continued Miss
stahl. chat no play however pow
erfully emotional 1t may be- will
succeed unless 1t possesses also the
clement of humor. What's the reason
why the churches never make money
they're not run sufficiently on comedy
lines. L really mean what 15say. OF
course religion is n very serious topic,
but there's nothing in the world so
serious that it can't be improved by
little iudicious blending of humor
STOCK IN LONDON.
a further sensation of the week is
Charles Frohman's announcement that
he intends to turn the Duke of York's
into q repertory theater, starting next
February. With this view @. i. has
gathered round him Karrie, Jorn
3Calsworthy. Bernard Shaw and Gran
vile Barker. with the last named and
Dion i4olcicault as ..producars. a
play is only to be given at three
evening performances and one
matinee in each week, but of course
1T may-and probably will--reappear
in the programe the week following.
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The weekly theatrical reviews and
criticisms of the News" appear regu-
larly in the Tuesday issues.
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glnto llngliif in 0albtnoton.

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gabnfataitropbc in Rruuiocncc.

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duer lest befunnicn SctImtieI Brobeu bpn
gnafeiis iueroen BON 4. Geuiidoter q 60
Sor 2liG. 3emsgorf, frei oerinuot
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~ Ginbredjer 6a6eu sur Iodt5eit
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tet.
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