Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

leland but In the Enellsh =.
.en'eiS In fact our hny a, lntelecfp.
iast year were threa zee receir,
~, any preceding year. az umes tha,
Ne ,hat within a fev ,oa we BE-.
w independent OF outsldo We shall
IN England the arti., ald
ena,,tP,hy, put IN Irsio. hght
enemies are mistaken sr,teland M
ueais that have outlIved Sl'tasms, old
anu the violent prejudice men use.
eS'st IN every country vybo. mat must
~ people have no hair we mass
everything becomes vital interests
,,i, 10 ireland. II take ""en It
" u,ss or claws Passionate 90 ITSELF
don rmrpirlng' but 1t makes 0nsnpoG'si,'lon
uepehdence essential 'a''lsl In.
often con, .ne obsolete IDEAS tbst =,
,Ionai s.iIonted us is the "s mas
Tho mia. ''ilseh'aI attitude fogte,ea' W.
Tho pnuoot tne masses by MAJ "
ine houclcault type Then a, p'als u
rs the prejudice OF tho rr.'ts.aIh, there
the Anglicized class Ip ts,iiucal class.
the IRISH aristocracy have ,a.u' even
.oiluon standards OF taste Nt,llqi-rate
VIC patriotic feeling Of h 0'loWiy
0'aSses IN Ireland Is English upper
IN every country tho ress,,.
w, We most characteristics ~ ~, lass h
inereIore' IN order 10 EXPRESS t"a,von
Cnaiacteristicaly Irish. The FEELINGS
ss writers aim 10 represent w., o'
Iu'y lflsh country Ifo Ah,,, i a,,
40 not desire the drama ~ A. au We
nauonnl class. By the inta.,.,n ller'
drama, mean the dray.i..l 'lohal
uratna-the Second Mrs Tano,,or,,..o?,n
don't want you 70 think tba,"yyS
against the international drar,s am
but ] am wearled by the rarno,,,.t, eI -
bratlon Of the leisurolv. lr,'g.l'i' ,ele-
by ITS too obvious olepanr, .lasS
Would-be colorful Language ny US
The general devclopmort .,
temporary English drama 4. d, pon'
rection; its borders are oytorai'N' o.
take IN tho suburban middlc.rla.9.
The younger mon who ,ro 80.
ior the Irish theater deal wifi, a.. i,,
OF the farmers and shopkeenors, III ls
Ihe works Of our fellow dircct,- wy
late Mr.. Synge. are recognized ~. VIZ
where now by students of drar1ot,, ,3
erature ms among the most lmno,,..y,
mat have been given 10 the tbc,tor 4.
our time. "I ~
Synge has written only ~ tho MA,
ant as he Is 10 an the ages n, ~
iolk imagination as 1t had been sba,,5
by centuries Of life among fields or y.
nShlng- grounds. His people taik ,
ghly-colored musical Language s,5
INC never hears from them tboose,
that Is or today and not NJ yestorJ,r
Lady Gregory has written of Ts
people OF the markets and villages y,
the west and their speech. though lea,
fun OF peculiar ldiom than that N ",
Synge's people, Is still always M,
vivid speech which has been sbarsi
through some generations Of Fngp.,
speaking by those who still think h
Gaelic
Mr.. Colum and Mr BOYLE. m ~.
other hand. write M the countrymar M
Vlllager Of the east or center NJ lre.
land. who thinks I'm English. and me
speech Of their people shows the M.
fuence of the newspaper and the ma.
tional schools. The people they wit,
Of, too, are not the true FOLK: they Ave
the peasant as he is being TRANSFORMER
by modern life"
Recently Mr. Yeats acquired the Irish
rights OF an Invention NJ Gordon Grail.
the talented son Of Ellen Terry This
invention yields the most wonderful 70.
suits In the way OF producing light and
shade on the stage As the lnyer.
ton Is not patented yet Mr. Yeats
could give me no details concerning this
new method which ne has adopted