Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
AMUSEMENTS.


Notwithstanding the inclrmcncy Of
The weather ani tho concert in the
TABERNACLE, fair audience was pfoa-
ont at the Theatre la,l night where the
Home Dramatic Club presented "Es'
mcralda" fot the Inst zine. The story
OF the play 10 null Of palhus. Two low.
Ing hearts are separated through the
ambition OF "moiher' who intends
making "lady" O, lsmetaida. But
lovo Is strong and knows how TO over
come ali obstacles. rho lovers are
faithful 70 each other and are iinnliy
rewarded by being happily united.
Miss Bellc Gilbert nad the role Of
EsncfnldA, "a CharaciCf with which
sue Is thoroughly familiar having
played II u number % times Mt Madison
Squaru Theatre. She nctHd, AS rule,
splendidiy, lset night, particularly Ia
the scene whore she 81 90 guutly torn
from her tIue.heattrl Dave. The emo.
tons she portrayed were 10 atrung aud
natural "a to draw aympa,hutic tears
from many fair eye iu the audience.
At other times shc WIS lrss natural.
Tho applause accorded ncr was well
deserved.
The Interpretation Vt Dave, Esmor.
nldh's faithful lover, a. given ny liencg
VI. Wells. was original ana character
istic % tho popular actor. HIS acting
gave evidence throughout % most
careful study and cofrrc. conception Of
even the ninutest uCtlila.
u. 5. Young ~ Rogers, the honest
North Carolina mim.r DID some OF
Ia. most clever netting u the evening.
\ gentleman who mas scent yeafs IN
the Southern State remarked lat
evening that he presented a must lcr.
feet picture OF the character he mai
assumed, even 81 the dialect.
Mt. Spencer ~ Estabr0Ok with his
quiet, dry humor, reminded the spec.
taicr In many particulnTs OF Mr. Jui'
iurson.
Mrs. Birdie Cumming- proved once
more her great dramatic taieuts ~ the
way IN which she rendered "NDfa
Desmond" and iuttiu ClRfiipr
ne "Lydia Ann Rodgers" "tho
Mother," acted hcs part exceed
.n1ly well.
Nettio Smell was nn acceptable "INale
Desmond" and Mrs.is. Pierce. Evans
and Barlow gave their respective role
satisfactorily.
In tho second act the interior Of n
studio was presented, nuI paintings oi
Eisrlc, Ottinger, Culmuf, Mrs. lStOusr
and lulllIgc were artistlcally arranged,
producing most pleasing effect
The entertainment was wei enjoyed
aud was q credit 10 the plnyeia Gs well
NJ TO the manager.
"E-mcralda" will be given again TO-
night and tomorrow night, followed by
"Hcld by the Enemy ON rhu.flay.
TIM TABERNACLE CONCERT
drew an immense audience last even.
itg. Almost every seat waa OC cuplcd, and
tho vast audience enjoyed the uuni.
beers given by tue symphony orchestra
and tho chOirs. Tbs best vocal plugu
VI the evening was "rho Linden
Tree" sung by Mr.. Piper anu tho
Harmony Glee Club. The either aud
harp performance, although good, did
not produce an effect la tue Iarpe
building equal 10 ihu other plecca on
the programme.
IiALLES ASD HART.
Fun, frollc, melody, and dance will
be the leading features, It IL said, Of
tho performance Mt the Theatre on
Friday and Saturday evening, when
"Later On" viii be- presented.
AGNES HUNTINGTON
commences her engagement at the
Theatre on Monday, April llth, In the
beautiful opera comlque"Paul Joucs."
sCASDis WAN LEAP YEAR BALL,
ut the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms tomorrow evening.
GERMAN ENTERrAGSMEsT,
consisting OF singing, ihusic, rocl,a-
tions, ETC., Mt Social hall tonight
WONDERLAND.
Large crowds patroni2r lhll pleasure
resort daily and always Ind something
new there.