Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
EW attractions that ever visited
Salt Lake come With wider adj
vance fame than the Servant

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vance fame than the Servant
T = = IN the House which viii o.
cupy the Salt Lake TheatelY all of next
week The sensational part of the play
Of course, lie.: III the fact that the
X character known as the Bishop Of
X Benare.',8is supposed to represent the
reincarnatioIi OF the Christ. The W.
thor is very careful nowhere TO say
that this was his purpose. but he al
lows it 10 be assumed all through tho
i piece. Critics in both the cast and
west have hailed the play as Il won Ter.
fill work OF art and one of the !ead-
ing monthly magazines styled it one
of tine best written plays since the day;
of Shakespeare"
Although this is the first production
# the play in Utah. 1t Is also the last
engagement To be played in this city
and state. The Associate Players. tho
only company presenting the play, will
be kept in the east for two more years
after which they vii! be sent to .tui 4
traliil and New IatliaIid. AS Henry
Miller refuses to eiil'ust the play to
ordinary read companies, this will,
therefore. he the last chance to see
"l'he Servant in the House in Sals
Lake.
Following the Servant in the House"
w. ale tC have another fsw Ysrk
brilliant success Paid in Eu!.' which
opens here Monday, Aug 2.
Ned RoyIe is back in New York busy
with the publication Of, ..In The Blood
which the Scribncrs are to bring out
in book form simultaneously with the
stage production. II will be remenl-
bered that the novel Of. The Sduaw-l
man" had a great sale In America
after the success of the play
Mr.. Royle paused but one day in
Salt Lake on his way back from San
wise the production of, THE Struggle
\ Everlasting, with Florence Roberts
In the principal role. All his plans.
however, went aft aglee.' owing to
Miss Roberts sudden break down. the
inevitable result Of her strenuous
labors as q star and a play producer.
She is now in the hospital, and may
have to undergo an operation which
. Will necessitate Il years retirement.
While he was here Mr.. Royle re-
ceived word that THE Squawman".
was about to be produced in Scam
dinava, which he said, completed its
tour of the world as II had already
x been given In Australia, South Africa
Germany and England London let
tiers say that Herbert Stealth Will Coon
six months tour Of the English
provinces this fall in the play; he Is
a IL wealthy actor IllttIluSeI anu Will SAt-
act Faversham's part of Jim Carston.
Just before sailing for Liverpool to
+. New York. last week, Charles Fro
ham gave out the Information that
he had closed arrangements fora tour
of the principal European cities next
year, to be made by Maudc Adams and
an English speaking company. in a
round of her successes. Berlin may
sec Il production of Joan of Arc,''
& done out OF doors
The patrons of the Orpheunl who
have had their appetites whetted by the
week to greet the opening of the new
I, season. Some surprises Will await j
them on the interior OF the house, as
new decorations, new carpets, new
scenery and new lighting devices have
b been putt in since the house closed.
Electric fans also will be installed 10
make 1t comfortab BILE.
The leading features OF next week
bill are as follows:
Claude GillngWater, formerly With
Il Fritzi$ Scheff, ~ in his own sketch. IA
Strenuous Rehearsal THE Sunny
3 South. presented by 10 singers and
I dancers. Pellation and Foran, in Il
sketch entitled "A Spotless Reputa-
lion" Billy Van, the inimitable min
Elizabeth Banks and Berenice Brea-S
zeale. in an instrumental musical act.
Luigi brothers. In q comedy acrobat!c
performance, tile kinodrume, and last.
but not least Willard Weihe and his
orchestra.
8 Manager Eldredge's third week at,
the Grand will be celebrated by q pre-!
sentation of Willie Golfers famous
8 farce "rhe Man From Mexico 1t has
been done allioversthe country, but has
q always proved so stronghold Mr.. Co.'s
ilier revived it last spring insNew York,
where its reception was as popular as
sver. II
Mr. Maclx's part in the laughable
comedy will be that of Benjamin F'itz-
hugh, Golfers role, while Miss Doug
Is las will act hespart of the wife.
Manager Eldredge will revive zespeci-l
lilly for G. "A. r. week the famous
& play, Held by the Enemy THE Girl
4 81 the Golden West and other New
York successes. The production of Held
by the Enemy" will be especially time
y, and Mr.. Mack ought to be we'll fit
led to the role SO excellently played
acre IN past years by Henry Miller and
n. NJ Wells.