Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-30

that the theatrical war VIII
Aoro no effect on his productions i'll
FAC, he will divide his produelhs
season into two parts, the hrSt DO
ginning early in August inc seoo '"'
in January. and his leading people WI
continue 10 visit Salt Lake as he''
Incidentally, Mr.. Frohman speaSs
ne,yhat apologctically OF tne taV'
80 ne was only been able TINS yeas
90 produce small percentage
niays by American auth ors,a ' Ue
fortV new plays, bookeu loi -. ,,,,
this season, less than In. while
are OF American authorship, n.s,.
sar,v per cent are English ana Over
thirty per cent are French, aA 70
'Nor is the reason hard 20 hho,
.ays MIR. Frohman, 1T Is mercy .nn
The American authors IT,.
enough in their output are - fhaa
ducing the goods The Inanaser
uadsavored TO secure virile American
,is,,s ve, has discovered only SEVEN
~, warrant his production In
trasted with these are six'een -
lish piays and thirteen Frenon,
slderably the largest torelsh 49,,
tic importation that mas w. not
noads All OF which, while IL Goes
nnaaI we'll for the homo proaue'!
~ ieast encouraging from tho S'anu
no,nt that such manager IN IL.
Frohman ia anxious TO give ,ns,
,aient a chance 20 be heard ana '""'
1, has not always hnd'
HOW THEY BEGAN.
,,a,ae Adams began as child ana
,ears niayed small parts, SrauuailS
working up 10 leaus. -,,,,hout train
Naxine Elliott began WlthouI IT,,
a., with a small part in the rr""'''
stock company. s,,o.oa from
Margaret Anglin was srSuu vorL'
a dramatlc school in NoW
Ssaia,ova from one in Russia.
I,tai barrymore made her nrst APP
,,earanee in her uncle's John Ore" -
eorp p1nss starr made her debut In a
one aide part in stock company !"
Albany, New YORK, ohorus girl
puiie Burke began as a chorus s"i
III 80 stahl recited FIRST at public
,,ions and later Joined smah
company In New Jersey "here s"e
lived. cborus girl.
Elsie Ferguson maze her oo"
chorus girl, ,.,.oa email narts
in her fathers company. 49,. 81.
Mabel Tallaferro saw the stage as
a child. ,,-.,,.., .ooL n child's
Laura Hope Crewes TOOK '"'''
part, .a,,, ,.ars aso
made her debut as a supeIHui''e'"''
in Maude Adams company ,,,.,t..-
poro,ht, Donnelly, Charlotte walker
r,1ta ncane and some others began
their stage careers without training,
and worked their way up from one OF
two line parts.
oRPHEUM'S SECOND NEhN'
For the second weeks bill Of the
Orpheum season, an excellent program
is promised by Manager sutton ~
will be headed by Grlgolaus AeIia'
ballet. a famous theatrical spectacle
This advertisement opens with
haa1,,Sni butterfly ballet, including
nrettv specially by Mile. Floretta, inc
premiere Coryphee, ana cohc!uues
with The GORGEOUS dove balet M
which live pigeons are used to assist
I'm the pictures and figures.
THE code Book Is an intense
dramatic sketch deanhs VIII ~
posed effort by japanese spy 70
obtain possession of the secrets OF
tho American army's code BOON.
Two former minstrel men, FREQ
Warren and Al Blanchard, WIZ De
seen in a comedy sketch when they
have popularized in NaudeVllle. war
rem appears as a colored soubrete anu
he IA said 10 have IN this role the pest
vehicle OF his career
Sanores Valentine and Dooley are
two cycling acrobats who nave at
tained fame in several South Amerl-
can countries. with the Two men "
a iadv who assists in the act. though
the men are depended on for the
performance of the most daring teats'
Harry Fcntelle and Viola Nailorle
have an act that is made up or con
versa,ion, singing and dancing, Mr,
Fentelle Is well known as taNorlte
comedian in musical comedy whlle
Miss valerie. one OF the prettiest girls
on the stage. was with Richard carries
Spring Chicken
n FRANKLIN and standards are aero
bats and dancers who come TO the or
. pheum circuit with a European repu-
tation. They are billed as the living
rubber balls"
New motion pictures and a program
by the Orpheum orchestra, under the
direction Of willard Weihe. complete
the bill.
THE sHUBERT'S NEW BILL.
The new production by the Allen
curtis company. which goes on az this
house this afternoon Is entitled In
Cav Paree," which In built up OF the
TYNE Of musical productions that popu-
larize the eastern roof gardens dur
ing the summer months, and Is said
also To smack somewhat OF the French
music hall The leading parts will be
In the hands OF Charley Reilly, Henry
Auerbach, Maybelle Baker, Miss
and Harry Ford two new people, the
sutherland. Jack Curtis. Jack Collins,
Prayer sisters. will Join the company
for the "Gay Paree" production.
LUNA AND ISIS THEATERs
Manager Florence puts on com
plete change Of bills at his moving
picture houses this afternoon. At the
Luna ~ Fair Exchange "A Personal
Matter" and Tho Cow Boys Strata
gem" win he the leading re=tus--, while
az the Isis, rNn amusing acts are en-
titled. "A Mad Dog Scare" and sleep
Walking Cure The usual illustrated
songs and new program will be heard.