Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY DECEMBER 8 1910

Porte Saint Martin thcater, where
"Chanticler'. struttGd for 32a nights
Outside of Paris. In various European
countries, there have been 500 per-
| formances OF 1Roatand's drama. Taken
! all in all. the total receipts were $780,
/ 600. "Chanticlcr" evidently was Il
| financial rs well as artistic success
! abroad, and 1t now rests with Maudc
Adams to see what Gun be made of 1t in
| America. $4,000
| Down come tho prices! The Mcssrs.
! Shubert announce that the hest seats
| for the Broadway thcntcr during the
| four weeks starring engagement OF
| Sothern and Marlowe in Shakespearcnn
, repertoire. which begins on Monday.
| Dec. 5. Will be $i.5o. the scale of seats
| being from 80 cents to $3.50. This
change in prices To tho same rates as
charged during Sothcrn and Mar'owr's
engagement last season at tho Academy
, Of Music has bccn made at the SPECIAL
request of the noted stars themselves.
The directors OF London hall have
been negotiating with Sir Herbert Troc
for the right of making cincmatoTraph-
ir reproductions OF scenes from Henry
VIII" az they are now presented In
His Majests's theairr.i Sir Herbert
has civcn his conditional assent that
the films sha,! FIRST he approved by him.
The scenes selected Tor treatment are
Nvolscy's entrance. the trial of Queen
katherine. and the coronation ccrc-
mony, This seems to open UP now
phase Of theatrical enterprises and adj
vcrtisemert
The popular, comedian. William COL
lier will mako his first appearance In
-...Jl. r. H.
which hereHftcr is tn bear his name. in
now farce. written for him by Edgar
Sewyn. and entitled. IN Be Hanged
If Do" j Is understood that all Mr.
Golfers plays arr compounded with tho
single view of exhibiting his comic per-
sonalitS before suitable background
IN tho present instance he vii! figure as
tho Spoiled son OF multimillinnaire.
who finally cyhaustS parental patience
by forgetting to keep an appointment
10 BIZ married. To awaken some sense
OF personal responsibility in him. his
father sends him into the wild west,
where he meets with strange. violent,
and salutary adventures. Tho curtain
ialls. of course. upon his restoration to
manhood and fortune. He will be sup
ported by numerous cast.
~ have come back to America to pick
up some silver dollars to plant IN my
English garden in Kent and grow gold
en- daffodils," WAS the frank reason
which Ellen Terry gave the newspaper
men upon her arrival recently In New
York. Miss Terry, who Is G. years old.
did not bring over her young Chicago
American husband She will give 4
20 weeks series of lectures OH Shakes
pcare and his works while in this conn
try Her tour has excited considerable
tt.,t.f. avid
on tho occasion of her debut IN the
Hudson theatcr, IN New York, she was
accorded an unusual welcome by
committee OF notabcs, among them
being Kate Douglass Wiggn. who
wrote the introduction to the hand
some vellum testimonial volume pre-
sentcd by the Reverend Percy Grant
and containing the greetings and au-
tograpls of, IL host Of friends. including
Mrs O. II p. Belmont, Mrs. Clarence
Mackay. Mrs, Otto Kahn. Mrs. William
Dean HpwelIs, and others.