Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
AMUsEMENTS.
Tho plays a, the Theatre Next Week
' Wonderland.
r,,r uAvrRLnY MINsrRRLs.

UIfE llhN Eh1taa
,,,opg the notable singers who will
h.s,d at the Theatre tonight are
-, Denton, Banks Winter, Arthur
," George Evans, a. NJ. Thatcher
I.d charlie. sully. a military musket
,,vl asfaggls Mutphy's Reception"
"a County cirois" aud an opera
..,i..oue called "Bill Tfovatore" are
,pecial features Of the programme
rross AND Hoss."
rbl, comedy farce will be given at
u,a Theatre on Monday and Tuesday
n,.t BY Reed and Collier. This Ia the
ar,, appearance here In two years.
Farce comedy is Of course con-picu.
40. Tor the absence of any plot or story,
,r, good farce always has some
n,ndallon on which the structure "
ami ,teared. In "Hoss anu Hos" an
,d lawyer is by his sou made TO open
M. house to company Of guy young
r.ople who MAKE things lively. Aside
nom Reed aud Collier there are Louis
Allen, Helena Collier, belle Muni,
Adele Harrington, Helen Rsinof, May
Prtiop, Arthur Moultou, James b.
Gentry, Daniel Baker, NJ. l.. ieckvrt
l. n. Mufohit, J. q. Chiviot aud a
ouartettc, ]. ". Meyer, j. &, ClIA,
Joseph Mcclure AMI Jlhu 5Jrg.
"rHE LOST PARADIsE."
.i, lie pfes.n,ed ut thu Theatre Tor
ihIec nights, commencing on N.dnes-
dsy. June 20. Ths company j. almost
Identical with that which appeared IN
tN.E anu wnmon,N when II iavuf-
,bly remembered by thcAlfe.goes.
1.-The Loaf Paradisep h said 10 he au
,xeeptionally Interesting work, aud the
uafe arc capitally acted. william
Morris has Of course ia. principal part
In the play, and lac plays
II with manly vigor aud IN
gives an Interpretation to his rolu
which proves him to he a capable anu
Intelligent actor, while Cyril Scott has
been commended Tor his breezy cou-
edy work. w. II. Cromp,on, an actor
possessing the keen artistic hppfecia'
lion, aud Walter Pcskins oimple,Ol
the list ~ mon taking prominent rolls.
Oiette Taylor will take the leading
feminine roll, which she II Ia every
way capable Of essaying. Maud
Adams plays sketch nllui with
pathos, while Eta HIwkins gives the
study In factory types as broadly c)n'
ceiysd and typical a. |, Is Interesting.
All Of the New York scenery anu
panphernslia necessary for lofiect
production will be- brought here, and
lbs engagement promises to be bril-
liant one.
WONDERLAND.
Admirers OF skilful leger domain
should see Mr.. Herbert Alblnl, tue
humorist and magician. His tricks
arc rs good rs any exhibited In this
place Of perpetual wonders.
Miss Nellie Mcguire sings operate
tallais and comic songs aud introduces
comic dances. Her character imper.
,onations sre realistic In u high degree.
Mr.. Fred Rontey gives excellent ex-
hibitions OF jugglery.
In the Theat0rium q musical farce
entitled "Fatlnitza" Il the great Rt.
traction. The production Is hardly up
%, the usual STANDARD. There are
some pretty costumes and very good
duet sung by Miss Hattie Graham an !
Nis Rose Southern. There In also an
incident or two In which our beiuiiiul
flag IL given n prominent place, tut the
rest Of the production II disappointing
10 those who have enjoyed the prevl'
Gus excellent selections performed by
the California opera company.
MOTIFS.
Sydney Armstrong, who played In
AMEN and Women" Is taking u much
needed rest, aud IL consequently not
along with "rhe Lost Paradise"
people.
Misc Maudic Adams, who h with
the "L1st Paradise" company, goos
out next season Ia new comedy with
MIR. John Drew, who Ia now with Mt.
Charles Frohman. The piece boirs
the authorship Of Bison Aui Care,
who wrote "Wilkiuson'a Widow"
an IL expected TO seorr u great sue.
tusa. Immediately after lis production
IN either New York or Chicago, Mr..
Fr0hman viii Eeai Il 10 England,
Our esteemed and popular iownsman,
Mr. Il. NJ. Royle, has sold his play oil
"Friends" to Mr.. A. +. Harlz, pro.
minent theatrical manager. 1t issup-
posed that Mr.. Royle retained a
royalty interest in the piece. The
rumor, II correct, will be pleasing 10
his many. friends In this bis native