Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

TEE RoMNNY RYE. - When the
Ntws ,usy,styd 81 The Salt Lake Stock
Co. that iis ability and capacity lay
In the direction Of tho sensational
rather than that Of tho emotional
drama, aud advised IL to take up toe
Rnmany Rye as next venture, We
felt sure We had mNde no mistake, and
last evening tho public showed that It
had the same opinion. The audience
whs very large SUD very enthusiastic;
briefly, It mny be said without quos.
ton that the rendition O.! lhu Rlmany
Rye Is A. much Of an advances over the
Two Orphans performance, as that per.
ioTmauco WAS over the Celebrated
Case.
The difficulties Of the R3many Rye
are pr5dIgiOu', and It IL marvellous
that the Stock company got through
them 90 well; they DID Il 10y the
strength Of their male characters
mostly, and when the heavy cast made
demands ON them they could not
safety, they made some Of their best
rroplo double. Mr.. Collins az lhu hero
walked on with the honors; he had a
part that lifted him better than any
other he has yet attempted here. The
scene with Mother Shipton was
admirably doHe on his part The
ouly point that can be named
against Mr. Collins's delinuatlon is hts
dress In the carly part Of the piece,
which suggested Little Lord FAuntlu.
roy more than Jack Hcarne; mere
corduroy aud tees velvet would better
suggest the gypsy. Mr.. O'Mnlley was
not at his best In B0fs Knivcti, but lie
was az hia very best u the part OF tho
iuiilan. But why not put the namos
Oi the Doubts directly on tho bills2
Those dummy names beioOl vtrY few,
anu they deprive all actor VINO de-
serves credit Tor u clever double VI his
Just due. Mt. Sedley and Mr.. Jeu.
Hings were both excellent m the pair
Of villains - though the former
was al times "a little too confidential
10 ho heard ovefyw here. The laltoI's
makeup was specially good; Mr..
Hcheids' Goliah was lai MIR. Malteso
made a very good coCEncy; Mr.. TRy-
lUr's Heokelt WAS n ilue piece OF acting
at the matinee. Last night he was
not - viKOIOus; his doubled part was
excellent. The Black Nathan was very
UAu. Mr. Lllis's sketch was one VI tile
best comedy bits % the piece; HOrlcy's
uTunkaTd, disguised again uy Gu alias,
was very gu0u; Ut the ladies' Mise
igyine deserves FIRST mention, Tor "a
ggOd rouditinn--a lilIlS 0yeWCted--of
tho gyIsy girl. Mrs PTalpa Gerliu
Hvckrtt could be- Improved by more At.
tuutj0n to makeup. The part IL q
diiluult one, though, aud she played
itiu the main credinbly, Miss DuuTy
hardly ma 10 nut OF Mother 5hipt1n all
that hnd been expuC cd; In luTidEtHs,
dtCfeptitudB uld facial makeup she
eau DO better tonight. Miss GaleB
looked ptouy hut was not at ease.
peari ShRTp's danUinE was all right,
her acting all wrong. These minor
characters, Including tho mau on tue
ship, should be taken la hand by Tho
stage manager d liltle more Aud the
supers ought To ne made up with some
regard for consistency, Tho scenic
effects were good, though a too dark
stage hurt them towards tho close. The
RomRuy Rye goes again tonight aud
tomorrow night aud ought to do heavy
business. II IL tho beet cheap show
ever seen ia this city.
MIR. RoYLE is going to have ahand.
some rsceptiInUu Monday night, n the
pceno at tho box Oflcs this morning
may be taken uH Indicating anything.
There was u big demand lor seats gnd
the opening night especially VAN ses a
great turn out.
AZ ST. MAMIis last evening lhe
new urgsnist from Delver, Mr.. ID. J..
5fymour, who has been engaged 10
uftsidu on the grand instrument at the
cathedral, made his iirsl pubic appear.
luco ami WAS cordially greeted, Mr..
spymour's playing ehowed that no will
bs n decided acquisition TO our musical
forces, ana with BIN nj 81. Marks,
pfot Radcliffe at the Congregational
suu Prof. DAyues at the Tabernacle,
SAT- Lake can surely boast of more
grand organs and expert organists than
any city In the Union double the oizv.