Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23


VIEW YORK. April 2O.-Now comes
M thunderbolt iu theater circles
genuine STARTER in the way
of surprises. and the New thea
ter is responsible for il all. or rather IT'S
managers, the Shubert Bros. The
New thoator's best acquisition Mrs.
Aug Belmont. nee Miss Eleanor Rob
son. There wore those who pictured
dainty Eleanor Robson, when she be-
came the wealthy Mrs. August Belmont
wife OF a leader among the four hun
dred. northumberland and social Ia
vorite. as emulating the greatly ad-
mirpd Mrs. George Gould. who was
formerly Edith kingdom OF the DAILY
forces, and on the eve Of her marriage
TO the wealthy Mr. Gould, closed the
stage door forever TO all theatrical as
pirations, gracefully accepting the role
Of good housewife and devoted mother
10 six beautiful children who are now
the pride of their heart; but the New
thcater and It's managers are as ful Of
unexpected surprises as both opera
houses combined during their stormy
season and the fair Mrs. Belmont Is
the latest star TO be added 10 the iong
list. That she viii be royalty welcomed
back there Is not the smallest doubt
and 10 her former host Of admirers will
be added the new circle In which as the
wife Of Mr. Belmont. her social position
win command.
Monday afternoon the Misses Flor
cnce Jepperson and Ida Edmonds left
for Philadelphia 10 spend "a day there;
then they go to Washington 'or two
days, and then To Chicago for a brief
rest by order Of her physician and
music teacher Miss Jcpperson Is not 70
sing q note for several months She
is on the verge Of nervous breakdown
and has been ordered perfect quiet for
an Indefinite time Her voice has
been taxed beyond all physical cndur-
anCc. and only perfect rest will restore
IL Co it's normal condition So dilt-
gently have both worked this last year
that they took their vacation a month
earlier than usual. deciding 10 go home
for a long holiday Both are artists
in their separate lines Of study and viii
not fail 90 make their presence known
In musical circles of their native state.
Artist j. B. Fairbanks is az work
on two paintings for the Master
Lovers club. which he founded in salt
Lake while home the last year one
OF the copies rs from one Of Edward
Grav's masterpieces and the other
Is "a COPY Of TroyOn. Both are works
of great merit ana viii odd 90 the COLI
lection now there.
The Academy OF Design and Society
NJ American Art Fakirs has been hold
Ing high carnival an the week az It's
quarters on west Fifty-seventh street.
Tho academy has given the best eX-
hibt this year that has been known
and the "Fakirs' have outdone them
selves In caricaturinC the most popular
of the artists clever studies. Mr.. Jack
Richards has been foremost in gro
tesque poster. "Thc German Trage-
dian" Of Blumenschein's which
he took as his subject and
which proved favorite with
many. as there were several car
features of this famous painting bv the
"Fakirs" and an sold rapidly. Mr.. Rich
ards. being among tho first There ~
endless fun attached 10 these auction
sales. the girl and boy students vieing
with each other I'm making the after
noon and evening OF the sale very at
tractivo 10 visitors and artists Who
gather ln Co see the FUN Last night
saw the end OF the show. the weary
ones packing their grotesque costumes