Deseret Evening News | 1910-06-23 | Page 4 | A Passing Sensation

I It Is eal that Mr Ir Kostan l new lIew play ploy IB Is ceasing to 10 attract t attention i that tho Iho crowIng of or I II becoming fainter and fainter That Thiat ha huts given rhIn up tho the loud lead leadIn In ln Int part mund that others other In itt the tho original cast are to lu withdraw Is III not necessarily arll a n sign of or the publics In Indifference Indifference difference rite Tho play the tho thing Often poetical cram mod with willi In genious tumid and surprIsing pun IIII and verl verbal orl nl whims whim and amud caprices the tho drama urania I is III for tor thu tho library rather than for the hue stage Iago Last Just lUt February Mr Arnold In III Inu u mc brilliant letter from ruin described the serious young foun man lion of oC 1960 1800 vIsiting the tho historic book under un ler this the gal gill galleries of ot tho the Odeon It In Iii and wondering what ills his attItude altitude would woul l I Ih be h toward whether tho tIle young noon man would trout from or write verell In lit Imitation of the thi Cocks oell Hymn to the tite Hun HUll Will Viii he lie at t My poor hour fellow the stuffs been dead thirty years ar Or Orwill Orwill Orwill will he murmur lit nt a low lose 10 HoMand In Italy where theater Audiences audience aro ore both receptive antI and a critical hot had no success and anti It II I la Is hard hurd to 10 think of or the tha play In any other language that Trench rench I least leant of or nil all In III wIth MM II Adams Adum A ft as the strutting Cock Cork If It tIme tho drama IB la played here In EnglIsh no doubt l there them will wiil be talk concerning the rooster Now a p canary bird birti as a Grant Orant White remarked Is a rooster and there are other others