The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-10
DRAMATIC AND LYRIC
Close of a Most Prosperous
Season.
EVENTS OF THE COMING WEEK
& Last Night = The Waits - The Clawson
Brothers Benefit-The Logan
0pera-Notes.

Last night Mr.. Frohman's company
closed wonderful engagement and re-
sumed their Journeys sort of triumphal
march to San francisco. The matinee was
well attended and the business last evening
kept up to the enormous figures of the two
nights previous.
1t is work OF pleasure to keep on sing
ing the praises of such a superb organiza-
ton as this Men and Women company, but
for lack of some new words of praise we
must desist and merely reiterate that the
brave manager who has expended such a
lot Of money to bring such coterie of peo-
pie together, deserves every cent of the
coin that seems to be flowing back into his
Golfers. He is almost lavish with his stars,
we think, in looking over the list of his
men, but few weeks ago he astonished US
by adding Frederick Bond, and now comes
the news that Drew has seeded from DAILY
and gone over to Frohman. What Ada
Rehan will do we can't imagine, and what
F'rohman will do with all his stars we are
equally curious to find out. The glorious
''Men and Women company come back to
US in July, and Il Old Man Allen will come
cut OF that great creation of his long
enough to cast his eye down on the front
orchestra row, he'll find us there ready, as
ever, 10 applaud his brief but masterful
Gelinestion. The rest of the show is ex-
Quisito, but that old character grows on
one till he's inclined to think it's of more
impor iance than one of the leading parts
Katie Emmett in her newsboy drama. in
which are represented the elevated rail-
way, a big fire scene, and dozen other
sensations, opens out at the theatre to-
morrow night The pictures tell the sort
Of play we may expect, and we doubt not
II will play to the capacity Of the house, as
Salt Lake is an art loving town, and Miss
Emmett's works Of art have been stared
at on fences and deadwalls by every boy
in the town.
The Spanish Mandolin and Guitar club
and the Central Drum corps, assisted by
the Home Dramatic club, the Apollo club.
the Ladies' Mandolin and Guitar club. the
Amoretta club, tender to Messrs. Fred and
Sid Clawson complimentary benefit pre-
vious TO their departure for Europe. The
stair is set for Thursday next and as large
number of tickets will be sold in advance.
its success ought to be assured.
The programme is as follows:
Ill Irovatore selections, arranged by E. G.
WetzeIl, Spanish Mandolin and Guitar club.
forty members, Prof. L. G. Wetzell, con
ductor.
2-Vocal quartette Give Me MY Own Native
Isle arranged by c. A. White, Miss Viola
Pratt Miss Claribel Ridges, Thomas Ash
worth. w. d. Bowrng.
5-Instrumental selection, Flower Song by
the Ladies, Mandolin and Guitar club. forty
members, Miss Ella Olsen conductor.
SOLO Miss Viola Pratt
a-Instrumental quartette, "Schubert's Sere.
oda q Mt,
Dreyfous c. E. Pomeroy, A. H. Kelson
3-Selections by the Apollo club. Prof. 81. s.
Krouse, conductor.
\ s-"Pagannie Waltz" Spanish and Ladies'
Mandolin and Gui. ar clubs combined eiohtv
p members P of. E. G. Wetzel conductor
6-Grand Evolution Drill by the Central Drum