Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-23
special Correspondence.

4 TBw YORK, Jan. 17-Ned
M Royle's name begins TO I'm "A
prominent place in the
public eye. not only IS
his successful drama The squaw
Man" to Doe acted again i'm
New York this week with Dustin
Farnum in the leading part but IL
trauspires that Nj. Royle has written
another western play along similar
lines, and that he designs Dustin Far
mum 20 create the part According to
the New York Telegraph, the new play
Is called THE Half Breed and Is a
sequel To- The SQuaw Man. Ihe
story deals with the life OF the sQuaW
mans son whose Indian mother in the
first play kills herself when she learns
that the boys father has been sum-
moned back To England, where "a
barOuetcy awaits him.
The title role is that Of the son who
has attained manhood and an earldom.
Among his aristoCrduc surroundings
the Indian ln his blood makes him long
for the Wilds and after q time he sue
cumbs 20 the Wauderlust and returns TO
the plains and mountains of America.
Mr. Royle by the way, had MT.
Farnum iu bis eve for the original OF
when he was unable 10 procure him
that he cast William FaVersham for
the role Mr. ROyle scanned the salt
Lake press reports of Mr.. Farnum.
PLAYING of THE SquaW Man. with
great interest and BE- Is understood
that the favorable verdict out west
was what induced him 90 offer Farnum
the leading role in his new play. 10
will be staged by the Lieblers who
also brought out THE SQuaw Man. $50
that nothing will be spared TO insure
/ success
The Wednesday Times gives space
10 the long Jump Ada nWNcr. tArs
Hal RusseD rs making boz her trip from
Melbourne. Australia, Go play al
"tIyuut" of The Dawn Of To-inor-
row" az New Haven, Conn, Jan. 2lst.
hair way round the globe she comes
90 keep This cugagemD making
record "trip. Eleanor Robson in this
new play begins her New York sea-
son al the Lyoeum Monday. Jan. 20,
aud Miss DWyer has AN important role
in the piece
Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE Squires enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening. their
old friend and towns man, OrsOu smith
who arrived in the city from Logan
"a few Jats ago on business connected
with his mining properties Mr. smith
expects tO boz boo the east "a short time
and his friends hope to have several
sights of him before he leaves
TUESDAY evening Prof and Mrs d..
severn at their home on west Fifty
sixth street gave another recital. tnc
Misses Louise and Claudia Holt their
pupils. were present also r.. q. Eastou
once also pupil The FIRST Tuesday
of each month these rrcitar are given
ANA they ar. always very enjoyable
NImuk a. SONS hurc Just publish
ed "a group uI songs hN N IS Nrou-r
fThe NIlnuuEalc's Sorcuadc.' heads
the list and friends uf Prof krnuHn
arc NOT slow Iu utalsug tne song. proc
uounDiuc H the best our gifted friend
/ has yet produced. 10 ahounds Boo au
/ fhe dclIout. mtriolcirs FOO movement
and IythW krousc is master OI and
/ that b. saying something Tho other
/ two. "Ioy.aud' and Sweetheart
/ Love Won arc equally attractive.
/ More "c10HE than tho FIRST named.
/ but ars proving good sellers
Another Utah man has 3 new song
con- the mlrkot D. Dewey Richards "a
/ Pipe aud STEM" drinking song for "a
/ male quartet. t i7 said tD Doe boz strong
demand bE college glDr clubs every.
where aa If M 8 capital swinging mcIo.
I dlOuE tuu. just adapted 90 male voices
] The lyrics arc hN r. r. Richards who
wrote Che words of "Tho Guiding Star"
/ by 80 Richards Poo Won hnu" through
| ont rwh
Ou Monday aH Ar James N. Nuk-
] ham uT ltuI arrived u thf city Iu.
tOudiuE fu remain "a week on 40 dats.
/ "Wednesday Boo company with hIH Hif-
visited Philadelphia. several f1ci0r.rs
. mana .II.rII IHHuTIfaN and nfIDr Inns.