Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
THEATER GOSSIP

The receipts Of "Chauteclcr" are run
ming 10 $4,000 a night in Paris Ros-
tand gets a tenth. which ought to con-
sole him for the heroic cuts he has had
90 make In the dialogue.
The late Joseph Jefferson's home at
Buzzard's bay win be sold. 1t must
CO. says Mrs. Jefferson. 1t makes me
unhappy 10 live there since my hus-
bands death. Instead OF being COM
forted by the reminders OF him. I am
made miserable by them"
The Shuberts announce that their
new Thirty street theater. which
bears the name of Mime. Nazimuva,
will positively be opened by this star
with Little Eyolf' ON Monday eve
ming. April IS.
Rumor has il that this viii be the
last year Of the theatrical association
Of r. II. Sothern and Miss Julia Mar
lowe. Miss Marlowe has just announced
that she will devote her entire future
TO the Interpretation Of Shakespeare 5
herolnes. a somewhat arbitrary rcstrlC-
ton which Sothern. evidently, will not
support by combining himself 10 Shake
sgcarc alone.
r. Daniel Frawley, known % all
| thcater-gOers as a former manager OF
stock companies and who once starred
| Blanche Bates. has decided 10 forsake
| thoatricals and devote his future to
mining Toward the end Of May Fraw-
| ley win retire from the vaudeville stage
| and make his Withdrawal permanent
He win go 20 Alaska I'm June and mine
/ the placers
T. w. Robortson's Caste" was first
| produced April 6, 1867. at the Prince Of
Wales thcater. London. Just AZ years
| agO. The revival Of it at the Emnir.
1 in New York April % promises 10 be
/ one of the best productions OF the play
/ eyre made. containing, as il does. Marie
| Tempest. Elsie Ferguson. Graham
| Browne Edwin Arden, Julian Royce.
/ Maud Milton.
a. L. Erlanger. the national chairman
| of the Actors Fund fair benefits. re-
| ccived SlO.7i3 last week from benefits
| and subscriptions the first returns from
| the series of benefits that have been ar
| ranged by Mr.. Erlanger In % cities OF
| this amount $1,000 was received from
| Washington and more than $1,000 from
| Chicago The balance was subscribed
Erlangor companies now on tour.
The Shuborts announced last week
that their new thcatcr on Thirty
street, New York city. viii be opened
Ia fcw weeks by Mime. AHA Nazimo-
va. The thedter viii be named Nazt-
movas Thirty-niuth Street theater,
and viii be devoted exclusively TO
dramatic attractions. The house is To-
Gated on Thirty street. just east
Of Broadway and only q short distance
from Maxine Elliotts theater.
The London Era relates that "a rich
London stock broker was seen leaving
the Haymarkct thoatcr few days
ago after matinee Of Macterliuck's
1.-The Blue Bird " II never expected
10 see you here said a friend who
was passing by. You're the last per
son boz the world ! should think would
care for children's play" TITS the
most wonderful play I've seen I'm my
life, said the stock broker. ITS made
me believe I've got a soul"
The one disappointment Of Otis skin
ncr in the route booked for him for his
tour I'm Your Humble Servant" was
that ID was found impossible 90 play
a ono night stand In the real Weed
sport Opera House" al Weadsport. a.
Y The first act Of the play has IT,
scene laid In an imaginary Weeds
port Opera House" and when Nj
skinner found out that there was a
real one, he became possessed of de-
sire 10 play IN H.
Fred Belasco Of the Alcazar thcater
san Francisco, has closed a contract
with Virginia Harmed. who lately left
New York for the west, whereby Miss
Harmed is to appear for Eve weeks be-
ginning June az the Alcgzar She will
be supported by Mr. Bclasco's perma-
nout stock company Miss Harned.s
repertoire win include her dramatized
version of Tolstors Anna Ksrenina.
1.-THE American Widow" Camille and
Iris She may present The second
Mrs Tanlucay the last week OF her
engagement
Following the engagement of VIII
Ham Collier 40 the Hudson theatrr.
which terminates ON SATURDAY. April 9.
Frederic Thompson win present ON
April o. "'rhe Spendthrift." new play.
10y Porter Emerson Browne, author ~
"a Fool There Was" The story deals
with the career Of woman reared bon
habits of reckless extravaganza Ed
mund Brcosa las been engaged To- play
tho principal male character, and other
well-known actors viii be in the cast
Another enterprise Of Mr., Thompson
viii hu the presentation on the 18th
inst in the Bclasco the3tor. of a new
play entitled 1.-THE Can OF the Cricket"
in which Miss Mabel TaHaferro will APP |
pear as the heroine