Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-10
MAGAZINES

The leading feature Of the Outing
Magazine FOR April Is an article entitled
Building a Railroad and Rebuilding
by Edward Hungerford. An interesting
travel story Is that by Mr. Dillon Wal
lace who begins In the April number
the first OF "a series which tells Of his
travels In Western Mexico IL is emit
tied Beyond the Mexican Sierras" Mr..
Dan Beard contributes some reminis-
cenccs entitled Beyond the Mexican
Sierras." Mr.. Dan Beard contributes
some "reminiscences entitled True
Yarns and Tales Of the Trail Mr..
p. p Powell the hOrticulturst, gives
some timely hints In 'Everybody's Veg
etable Garden Mr.. Herbert X. Job Ia
represented by an article entitled The
Trick OF Bird Photography, wherein
he tells how the shyest OF the birds
may he photographed. The feature Is
illustrated by many photographs
English and Scottish Shooting" by
Isaac y Ford, is an entertaining re-
sumo Of the methods Of aristocratlc
Englishmen in the field. There are two
short stories Of Importance. one IS en-
titled "Munford." q story Of railroad
life, by Frank L. Packard the other is
by Clarence r. Milford and Is entitled
"Harlans Finish This Is another
''Hopalong Cassidy story OF rapid-fire
action
The Bohemian Magazine for April IS
a number which viii appeal 10 all
classes or readers. The special articles
include THE New Chinatown IN san
| Francisco" in which is told what has
Z been done by San Francisco's Chinese
population toward rebuilding the quar-
| demolished In the earthquake. That
the author Is Jerome A. Hart Is a suf-
/ hcient guarantee OF its interest The
numerous Illustrations are from photo
/ graphs. George Jean Nathan contri-
butes an article on the pertinent ques-
| ton, Are We a Theatrical Suburb
and Lulu Merrick tells What the Mod
| els Think Of the Artists" There Is also
a railroad article on The Iron Horse
l Abroad"
/ Together with 10 entertaining short
| stories OF unusual merit and the usual
/ snappy department Of humor. this
number is one Of universal interest
The New York theater-herald-
| ed for years as national play
/ house for the exposition Of home
! dramatic talents being rapidly
! completed and win be ready Tor
/ business al the beginning Of next sea-
/ SON A group OF wealthy Americans
/ have financed the commendable enter
/ prise and "a body OF Americans have
/ been named as the conductors OF the
| institution The cornerstone has been
| laid by and On tho presence Of prOmi-
| nent American citizens while the band
| played the national anthem The or
der has been let for the huge American
flag that is 90 fly atop the building
| The ambition of a decade has been real
| ized--We are 10 have a national thea
! ter That ls, We are going 70 have a
| national theater for the presentation OF
| PLAYS Of other nations, When the band
| al the dudicatory exercises seemed q
! play 'Aiy Country It's OF Thee" w
! we're fooled II was really playing God
Save the KING
our hopes for an American dramati,
institution have been dlssipated IN IN,
broezes OF Central Park West France
has its Theater Francois, Germany has
its Hofthoater, and America (cfies o.
treason. treasonD. Is 20 have rs Eng.
| llsh theater.-From Are We a Theatrl
can Suburb" in the Bohemian Maya.
z.no FOR April
The Easter bonnet is shown in IN
cover design of the Youths companiof
for this week. surmOuntlng a dsvO
tlOnal face rising from convent ona
| cluster of Easter lilies. and the number
Is devoted chiefly 10 Easter stories and
| other material some especially fine poe.
| try being THE Presence, by NJ A. ID,
| Wolfe Hoke. and 'Tho song OF the Bas
ter Lilies" hy Marian cOuthouy Smith
| The chldrens page has a song, 'Th'
sjring Fairy" with music by Grace IA
| Warner.
| The DeHuaatDr for April comes iu
| new f1m Che size being larger hl
several inches both ln length ald width
and with beautiful cover design show
Ing "a picture of "a young sir. Boo cling
ing drarfr.es standing near "a girdel
urn filled with flowers. The tuts lu
lam suggestive of spring. and the per
I spoctlve shows "a background of flower
| ing lawn ana thIcky follaged trees
| with typical April sky of blue mlng
| led with Che neece-white Of sprin
| clouds Tho contents are specially az
| tactifo both FOO regard t1 picture 1u'
/ reading matter ann f-r one Ie uum '
ls "a credit tl the uH.I.rn Nuttencl