Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-06


"Tho Henrietta" OF course everybody
will be deslrous OF seeing this much
talked Of dramatic opera. For Wednee-
day evening "She Stoops TO Conquer"
" announced. Sale OF tickets commenc-
Cd this morning.
"suPERBA."
The Hanlon Brothers are maintains
ing their popularity with their latest
creation "Superba." The novelties It
contains in the way Of mechanical
trick, Ia 10 be- augmented by novel
application Of the bicycle.
II Ia claimed that tho Hanlons were
the first 10 Introduce the bicycle In this
county. They were In Paris at the
time OF IT, invention. aud In 1869
broght the machine to America. Their
engagement was Mt Solvin's Theatre
IN Boston, and rs an advertisement
gave public exhibition ON Boston
Common which drew a crowd com.
puted nj the time TO number over
10000, perhap. the largest attendance
~ Wv Attf w lNAH
fected they anticipate making Just such
n sensation with the bicycle trick
mentioned. II will DO introduced In
"Superba" next season, and II com
pleted In time 1t may be seen before
the close OF the present one.
"a "1iiE oosDoLixes."
There WIS another large and brilliant
audience at the theatre last night to
witness the performance Of Sullivan
snd Gllbert's opera "rhe Controllers"
OF course, everybody wanted to see
this production Of which great deal
has been said, but there was much dis.
appointment, as the weakness OF the
composition became apparent. To be
sure, some OF the music was quite en-.
joyable, but there was not enough Of
II 10 redeem the play. Mr.. Bigelow
maize the most Of his part, but he had
very little opportunity Of doing any.
thing at all. Mr.. Carleton took the
role Of the "Duke Of Plaza roro" and
sang very we'll. The feature
Of the evening was the quartetts
by fitzgerald, Murray, CLARA Lane
and Annie Vincent. Miss Wisdom
made grand "Duchess" and Mr..
Hunily and Miss Lsngdon as "Casil.
da" played acceptably. The chorus
waa excellent. On the whole, II seemed
waste OF talent 10 have so weak n
production presented by NO strong n
company.
This evening "Indlgo" will be pre-.
sented.
WONDERLAND.
This chief attraction this week IL
Miss Mile Christine, whose duality Of
Existence IL similar 10 that OF the once
famous Sismese twins. The ladies
sing, dance and move with facility
that Ia astonishing. This stock com
pany IL again On the stage In the thea
torium IN n laughabie farce, "fhe
Widows Troubles"
NEW orERA HOUSES.
II IL announced that the new opera
house In Moroni. Sanpete county, Ia
now ready for occupancy, and an invl.
tation Il extended " companies play.
ing In central Utah TO extend their
tours to that place. The opera house
IL stone structure and has large
stage. II issaid to bc tsatcfully painted
aud 10 have good stage furniture, etc.
Moroni Is located on the Sanpetc Valley
railroad.
There Is also new and excellent
opera house being completed nj Nephi
on the Union Pacific line.
An HISTORICAL BuILDiSd.
The royal opera house at stockholm
which was erected In lfs2 and which
10 one OF the Oldest structures Of the
kind in Europe, 10 10 be pulled down
In order 10 give room for larger
building more In harmony with the 70.
Quifements Of modern times. IL was
In this building that the great iTlend
and protector OF the beautiful arts,
King GuslAvus Ill. was asaassinated
by Count Ankarstrom, March 10,
1902.
FROM EXCHANGES.
Sarah has gone down south, whore
she will find no draughts. This cold of
the Eastern regions has been tho bane
Of her life. Sarah has every window
she can control vigorously closed, AMI
IL is said that once IN Kansas City, In
the month Of June, when Nil humanity
perspired, Sarah WAS shivering and
furious.
Since the withdrawal OF Mr.. w. ].
Seaman from the stage there have
arisen any number OF competitors who
are convinced that they eau capably
I'LL his shoes, says the New York
Recorder. a successful Irish come.
dian makes great deal OF
money In tho course Of a season.
Joseph Murphy Is today the pos.
SCISSOR OF more available cash Assets than
any other actor on the American stage,
not excepting Joseph Jefferson. The
anx ETY. TO succeed In this popular line
Of EN- 'eavOr will thus be readily un-
derstood. The lates, aspirant for sue.
cess In Irlsh comedy Is Aubrey Bouci.
cault, a sou of the famous playwright
aud actor. Mr.. Bouclcault il young
but full OF hope. He has formed a
combination with Arthur Rehan, u
brother Of Ada, and the latter viii en-
dtavOr 10 convince the public that
young Mr.. Boucicault possesses those
stage qualities which made Mr.. Scan.
Ian 50 justly popular.
The experiment was recently tried
In London Of giving good songs Mt the
variety theatres Instead OF the custo-
mary trash that Is yelled at the audi
ence by harsh.volced clowns. To the
possible surprise OF some people, the
good music evoked loud applause.
A press agent says that when Miss
Huttln, n French woman, danced IN
New York seventy yenrs ago, every
woman in the boxes arose and left the
house. What would those women do
# they could see some OF the shows
doday?
M0djeska recently told Philadel-
phia man that when che was actin
she occasionally felt moved by thg
passion OF her part, and added: 81 ale