Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-15
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Alexander SalVinl as d kTtaSnan.
A POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR TO ell
MORE.
ella Cigale.'-wonderland. Temper
auce at the THEATRE
Miscellaneous.
sALyINI As op,AnrAoNAN.v


on which W. found him the night
before a. "Don CnIar dc BazAn." The
characters are somewhat Similar tho
former IL the better balanced aud more
sysiop,atlo OF the two, but the man
who can play either we'll can perioroo
do the other just ~ well, or nearly 30.
There 10 not 10 much chance for bluh'
Tar and hwpggor in "D'ArtAgnan"
aa In "Donr Cesar" and tho nc-
tor therefore gave US less, but
All, a. before. a little moro than the
ethics OF the drama call for. II is alto
gotber an excellent performance, but
NOT one calculated to work up the en-
thutissm Of an audience. Tho support,
az heions Yves good and indifferent In
places, bat very fair considered an
whole. -
Tho bill tonight consists OF two little
piecef-"Robert Macsire" and "Cayal'
ierla Rusticapn," tho latter meaning
In English "The Country Cavalier"
Why not call II that? This ought to
provo strongly drawing attraction,
FOR TEMPERANCE.
A rsIlyiof all The temperance orgnnlz-
ntions OF tho city IL announced TO DO
held mt the Theatre ON Tuesday, Oclo-
bef1S, under the suspiees OF 81. Mnry's
Total Abstinence Society. The pro-
grsmmeis as followr;
opeAing Address, ......J. j. Harvey, Proai.
...,- ........doni OF 81 hary's 4. A; Society
''eAi''''jsi Mira J. clifford McSaily.
Attrsss-....hrs byron Reese, National
...-... Organizer OF w. q. 4. u
". i. =. 81 Clair
Mrs Dr. fiuunmer.
Address,. christopher ColumbuB-..........
Phil Oofcoran.
"A VOICE From tho Poor House ..............-.
Miss Laura llif.
Vocal
l.. q. HAuenAtein.
Scott Anderson.
Oios Club.
This IL n FREQ entertainment and all
areinvitsd.
fla ciuALE."
This exquisite comic opera will be
presented at the Theatre for three
evenings and q matinee, commencing
on Thursday, October goth. Bale Of
seats bsgins ON Tuesday next.
WONDERLAND.
Tho special feature OF the present
week, are much enjoyed by tho numer-
Gus visitors. The portraits modelled In
soap Aye objects OF admiration and the
progfamms In the Theatoriuna lain.
tehesting and vAriod as usual.
TWO THOUSAND VOICES.
On October alst a grand concert will
be- given In the Tabernacle, in which
two thousand voices will discourse
sweet music.
JOSEPH JBFFERsoS.
Mr.. Joseph jefferson has, for the
tluie being, discarded "Ths Rlvala" In
favor Of "Trip Van Wrinkle" and the
present generation OF play-gosrs will
have q chance 10 Judge tho impeuona'
ton which 10 many preceding genera
tons have rapturously, and not unde-
servsdly, admired. Mr.. Jefferson has
a,theory that tho cycle Of plsy.goers
changes every ten years, and that,
though few spectators outlast the
cycle TO which they properly belong
yet the majority 10 composed OF thost
" Wlbu INV pAuluttiuu1 VI ttu year
ago are unknown. He says that, yeal
this play Of "Rip Van Winkle," Nc
thai now hardly anything Of Irving
and stlll less Of nouclcault, Iomains
Hisefiorts have ail been in the directicr
ofeimplicity, which ~ tho Fundamental
principle OF art. When Boucicsult
dramatlzed the famous story there wen
struggling outgrowths on the maiI
plop there were bits Of essentially
Boneicaultinn dialogue, smart enough
IN themselves and proper enough In
"loadon Assurance" but quite out o
place In Sleepy Hollow; and Their
were minor characters who impedei
tho action and added nothing TO tn,
general color OF the piece. All thes
are gone. GRIP Vun Wrinkle" has nov
bech worn ~ smooth rs a pebble in
brook. In presenting II Mr.. Jefferson
has the assistance Of Emma Vadere
Maude Monroe, Nanon Fowler, Bah,
Parker, Edwin Narrey, George +
Nash, Joseph Warren, Theodore Nj
Brown and George OAKLAND. - Tn
World.
A NEW WAR PLAY.
Augustus Thomas, who wrote "Al
bAma," and achieved remRrkabl
success with II, has been mt work "a
some months upon war play "a
Charles FrohmAn. He calls II more
comedy than u drama, and the wa
atmosphere ID entirely calm and peac,
ful. There are no thrilling scenes
blood and carnage, but the war itse
iorms the background Of the eritii
play. Mr.. Thomas calls his now wor
Surrender" The company has bee
engaged IN New York, but the pls
will DO produced In Boston, at N
Columbia Theatre, about the midd
OF November.
SOUVENIR.
The GAN Bahia" souvenir IL n HAND
some album containing six engraving
representing scenes in that beautit
extravaganza.
IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC.
Johannes Brahms and Joseph 10
chin have been obliged to decline Il
Invitation TO visit the World,s Fair.
Those interested In musical matte
admit that the prospects are not ma
ugularly brilliant as regards M
York. The burning Of the ope