Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
joyed It's hospitality.


Adcline Gence sails today for New
York. where Immediately on her ar
rival she viii begin rehearsals of the
new musical piece selected by KIaw
a Erl3nEer for her debut al tho New
Amsterdam theater She paid a flying
visit 20 her relations in Denmark. put
returned FIVE days ago Last Wednes-
day evening Walter Dickson. manag-
ing director of tho Empire. organized
a iittlo dinner iu her honor a. the cafe
Royal where a dozen OF us assembled
10 drink her health ana TO wish her am
prosperity In her next venture. Among
the guests was her hance who I i'm
agine. must be looking forward 10 the
termination of her American engage
ment with some little impatlencc. see
ing that she refuses 90 be led 10 the
altar until after It's conclusion. C.uee
was in the highest spirits and looking
forward with cagerness 20 her New
/ York reappearanco with her goes her
uncle. Alexander. on whom sho has
always depended for the invention and
elaboration of her dances Her body
guard of q dozen English dancing girls
preceded her by "a few days
Another wanderor Go whom I said
goodbye this week is Forbes Robert son
Before taking ship for New York me-
deNot"s four weeks 10 the English prov
lntes, choosing as his starting point
Leeds, where Doe opened last Monday
WIN The Passing of the Third Floor
5ath in q house of a thousand dollars.
Ihls possibly viii strike you as nothing
Co boast off, but for am English provln-
cIdl town DO is by mo- means an insiis.
Wninuf start Robertson is due "a the
Maxine Elliott thcatcr ON oct.
iir Informs me he Is rum
Nlug tIr tour entirely ON hls
oNu responsibility the Shuhcrts merely
suaranteulng him dates should be- elect
CO. go un the road Hc stands mlts
independent of kIaW a Erangcr
Charles frohman or any other mem
Der OFT thn trust ana hn takes nl other
piece with hm hut Jcramc's play He
expects tu hc back boz london AGAIN al
EHeter and 600 management with his
NlIr Gertrude Elliott az "a West-cnd
theatyI.
Charles HaWtrpy has also given the
newspapers something tl talk about Iu
he easy going fashion ho has boldly
entered th. controversial field with the
assertion that tragedy is dond as mutt
Tom. ana mat Mr shall never again see
great trisedlau 0n the English stage
! hunted tu Dim. while talking the mat
i'r over mat Tree might reasonably
tako rEoeru0n to the sweeping dlctum.
Hnd. Hs J expected, Tree with an up.
Nifo0 eyebrow and "a dangerous glitter
in hlH blue eyes at once aud with great
emphasis ropudiated the idea Hc is
tuu busy, however. with rehcarsals of
False Gods t1 rush into print and
flr tho moment Hautfcy stands unchal-
lDueel .o lar aH be- at least b. con-
Dorucd
haWtuN hy the way. has brought
hls arrangement with Ton - Davis
boz relation 40 thr Royalty thcator a. "a
close Then venture. which was to bel
ION 1--WE ycau and has lasted onlf a few
months. enjoyed but moderate success.
ana as Davis syndicate. which at one
time controlled uo fewer than i've West
end thratcfF the Lyric. tho Apollo. the
AdelphL ihc Queous ana the Royalty.
ia hear. al the point of dissolution.
ilawirry doubtless has acted prudcntiy
for himself in terminating the connoc
ton.
Among the many annOuncementa