Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
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several notable attractions scattered
through tho next tNo months F'r thr
present there wiU Doc quite long ga',
which tnestar-g0e.s may use n
getting good aud ready Co greet
Mauda Adams ou May 5 After her pro-
sensations of "What Every Wum 90
knows t wI probably bo long.
long time before Ve shall see her aga %.
as preparations for CfautccIcr' are
already af1ot which may mean a Euro
peau nip Go see the French Originals.
and thcu "a New York and eastern run
of am Indefinite term
Speaking of the forthcoming produ,-
fau uf the Ro-taud play by Miss
Adams the New York Herald says.
Ever since the announcement WAS
made that M Charles Frohman ina
tended tO give "Chanteclcr' in Amer
Iel with Miss Maudc Adams BOO the tito
role AN his frierds have been Fostering
MIN 90 learn why he docs not have
man play the part instead ~ woman.
There is only one reason. repi 40
Mr. Frohm1u when Z asked him about
IT, "and that BIS that tine part is Az
sentiment There is am idea in Americ1
that 'Chautcclcr' is great and popular
simply ON account of the unique ana
gorgeous costumes and fine scenery
That is not true u is the sentiment
conveyed that has appealed so strongly
10 the French people 200 NJ Rostdnd's
wonderful drama
"Now. YOU know continued Mr
Frohman. 81 believe that there is more
sentiment in America than there Is IN
an England France and Germany COM
blned That Is the main reason for my
I'd fff A4u
viii deny that Miss Adams Is at her
hest In "A part where she has sentiment
20 handle The public fairly worships
her when She is doing that really
think she win be much better as the
rooster than would be big, husky
actor.
miss Adams has made hcr roputa-
tion in distinctive characters like Peter
Pan I anticipate that this viii prove
10 be another one You have no Idea
how hard they are to find, though. Mr..
Barrie las been trying for six months
TO study one out FOR her. and he In
tends to keep ON trying until he is
satisfied He has practically setuei
on the idea now and viii soon get 10
work on the play"
oRPHEUM NEXT wEEK.
Three headline acts are included In
the bill for the Orpheum next week
and the rest ~ the program. the man
agement asserts is Of high standard.
Miss Helen Grantley who ls given
the place OF honor. viii present the
comedy drama. THE Agitator," by
Mrs. oscar Beringer who Is perhaps
better known as the author ~ "A Rit
~ Old chelsea" the playlet 10 when
Mrs. Ffske appeared so long. Inc
Aeifator' IS given by arrangement win
charles Frohman who had intended 20
use il as a curtain raiser In ms inca
ters.
clara Belle Jerome and a company
Of Dancing Toodles.' viii appear IN a
miniature musical comedy calle9 yny
land Miss Jerome Is "a fascinating
little singer and her "Toodles' are
eight ponies willism seymour adds
the comedy touch.
Winona Winter, "The little cheer-lp
girl" comes from the Frohman circuit
on leave of absencs She sings many
of her latest hits and does ventriloquial
work
George Felix and Lydia Barry AS
sisted by Miss Barry's sisters, Emily
and Clara. have turned out bit ~
foolishness THE Boy Next poo','
which they win proffor 'for laughing
purposes only"
Earle Reynolds and Nellie Doncgan
are expert roller skaters. They APP
reared for a year and a half with Anna
Held and have been featured ln tho
London music halls sim longer
Gus Bruno Us one Of the best known
entertainers on the stage. Tie comes
with "A now stock ~ stories, which he
tells with great skill.
la clair a. Sampson nre q team ~
acrobat- nf whom the newspapers have |
been saying many kindly things
New motion pictures and an orches-