Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS.



The presence Of large audience W
the Theatre last night, greeting the re-
appearance Of Stuart Robson as the
hero IN the famous comedy "'rhe Hen.
rietta,v IL an evidence Of the esteem
IN which the actor j. held by the Salt
Lake public. For tbs farce comedy
that was enacted on the principal
streets IN honor Of the election was Of
such nature rs 10 detaiu many from
leaving their peaceful homes. Many
theatre pocrs would naturally shrink
froz the prospect OF having TO
pass through scenes resembling those
described by Dauta in HE first part Of
the Dirb,u Comed!a, botote reaching
their destination. But those who
Ofaved the sounds Of tin horns anu
COW bells, yells, yolpins-, bowlings,
etc., and fedched the Theatre uNmo'
Tested, were wei rewarded IN the EN-
JOyahie entertainment there given.
"rhe HsnrlettAn IL undoubtedly =
fine comedy. in II Bronson Howard
has drawn some exceedingly well Out
lined characters. There II thu busi.
ness man who commands his millions.
but who has not lost oil tender feelings,
us well rs the lusiupa. man 10 whom
nothing L. sacred. There IN the btnin-
lees idiot, to whom fortune comes with
out the least labor or calculation, aud
there Is also the typical clergyman Of
our uge, who poses MS the shepherd
u the flock, while his only object
il u shear the sheep. There are also
several clevefly depleted lady char
acters, typical Of classes which can
easily he recognized In everyday life.
The author nighthaye Impressed his
drama by putting into II some really
great aud noble character. stu, not
withstanding the lnck Of all such, the
opus deserves all the success II has met
with.
The company associated with stuart
Robson this limo II indeed well 81
lected one. MIR. Woodward ~ "Old
Nick In the Strcep' acted with great
force and fidelity In every detail, and
the same Ia true OF Mrs. Robson, the
| charming "wldOw." WoOdefsDn's
"Alusgravc, an old Clerk was well
flushed delintatiOD, and BOueicauli
represented an honeet but heart.
le,s broker exceedingly we'll. MI.
/ Smith N the trcncherous sou was faith
iul TO his assumed role all the time aud
held the audience spellh1und IA he ex-
pired In the brl ker's office, whih the
telegraph licked the news OF his Imam
cinl ruin. MIR. Elwood aud Mr.. Ever.
ham gave good satisfaction In their
respective roles, az did MIR. Rrglld as n
a carricatute Of an English lord. Mis-
Amy Busby, Miss Olive May and Mics
Genovia Ingersoll iiiled their respective
roles creditHbly. The central figure
was, Of course, Mr. Stewart Robson
who represented "Bertie the Lamb'
Ia hi, own inimitable way. The per.
iormance was literally applnudtd.
"rhe Hcnrlettan viii be given again
tonight. Tomorrow night, "Sho
Stops to Conquer" will be- presented.
WONDERLAND.
Mile Christine aud the glass.ealei
are to be seen today aud tomorrow
/ Thursday changes the Programme
'lSno" IL advertised for the coming
week. Tomorrow Is ladies' day.
OLD Folks ENTERTAINMENT.
A grand entertainment Is offered Il
all cid folks over 40 years Of age, Il
widows and orphans and deaf mutoi
Ia this city, 10 be given at the Sal
Lake Theatre ON Thursday, February
! llth, with the assistance Of the lay
ccum Dramatic Company. Tlcket
should be secured ut Savage's Ar
Bazaar tomorrow, "Wednesday, from l,
/ n m Ia 4 a. m