Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-30
Dramatic 00d GypiG.
tabernacle Choir Conference Attractions next week
Katie Emmot's pIay.--lrvlng and Terry--Friends

The opportunity Of the county PEG.
ple [, greet the Tabernacle choir anu
hear II render the famous WoHd'e
Fair music, viii occur next Saturday
evening, October 7,h, the second night
Of conference. The Church nuthoh'
Ties nave given tie FREQ use OF the
Tabernacle, and whatever fdnds are
derived from the concert viii 20 TO
help the deficiency resultlng from the
great tour The $50 singers who won
the $1,000 prize, as well ~ tue -oloisN
who went on the tour including Mf'
weibe. Mr.. Eastou, Mre. Pugsloy'
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Edward, Nh In
sign aud the others viii all take part
There wss i've hundred dollar
audience ut the thssIor despite Tue
rain las, evening, when SHOWS that
things are getting baokto their nor.
mai condition again, and that Salt
Lake may be- relied on 10 uphold hcf
old reputation ~ show town through
thiok and thin. Katie Emmett was
here ones before with u lurid mrI''
drama called the Walls OF New lOtki
and then she did not impress salt Lakc
ns being the possessor NJ any tfanscen-
dAnt amount Of ability, either ~ an
actress or singer Her new plhy'
Killarney gives her much bcJcf op-
portunity than the other one, 20 dosome
dialect acting, but her absence Of voice
A. na distinct Nc ever II was. lh
chisf merit hes In the lflsh
coloflng. tho scenery AMI the cos
uimes. Besides Miss Emmett herself,
tbefela clever high tenor, Mi. MACK,
who sings Irish ballads with a decided
charm, Apart from these features,
there il not much In Killarney TO set
the world afire. 10 Ia trashy lot Of
rheap sensation aud sentiment that
Appeals 10 the galleries anu by them II
was oil heartily applaudod. Down
stair, where people arc apt 20 look for
such things NJ consistel cy anu pfoba'
mllty In q play, aud such traits Hs
plevefnefs IN the actor, there was
good deal Of WEAKNESS. The piece
roes again tonight, and will probably
draw another house above stairs.
Next week viii be the conference
season nj the Theater, ami IN times
gone by II has always been very
prosperous one. The crowds from the
country will begin 10 arrive tuesday
anu Wednesday, and lhe latter part OF
tho week, at least, Will DO a heavy QUE
For the delectatiOn of country patrons
Maunrof Burton has prDviutl Two
plays the ultra Sensational orlef,
Nutmeg Match, which runs M0nlayi
Tuesday and Wednesday, anu Toe
Span Of Life, which occupies tue
boards on the three last nights oil tbs
week.
A Nutmeg Match derives ia title
from the TACT that the scene Of the play
h laid in Connect cut, which l. called
the Nutmeg state, W more properly
speaking, the Wooden Nutmeg state.
The "matchp part OF the title has ref
ofrnce 10 love match between the
hero anu the heroine; thus the c0mbi'
nation "a Nutmeg Match" which Is
novel enough 10 be- remembered, and
that is tue chief merit In tito nova
days. a particularly novel effect ~ u
pile.driver In iull operation. IL II not
pgpier michs cOucerHi but real,
practical, everyday piledrivcri with
stationary engine carrying steam "a e
ncient 10 operate the enormous non
hammer that Rises anu falls Just as such
"a hammer would risu aud faii IN carry.
ing on the work OF dock construction
represented Ia the piece. Tho dram
attic situation IN not created by the
pile.drvcr--it 10 GccontuHlcd ~ u.
rue piOt naturally leaIu 10 II, the liuen
run with the machine.
A remarLa1 thrilling and exciting
exhibition vi nerve anu strength viii
be- seen In tue production u "lht
Span OF Life" raere are many
startling inoiGeAiH 10 the play, but u,
most Original aud cfOwniug feature o
thom all, II tho human bridge. Dur
iuga scene, whl1h Is laid in one OF th'
most rugged aud mountainous regions
u AlIicA, II te1Jmts necessary, u
order TO facilitate the escape OF IN,
heroine fTOm tribe Of natives 10 orua
CHOSEN, with roaring cataract BIO
uenth. Three OF tue pursued part,
mount each others shoulders, an,
hen linked 10 81 ~, dfOp across ia
Phistly op min ormlr < wing bridge
over which the heroine and her chill
cross In safety.
We had supposed that jessie Bart
l,ti DAVIS Rnd Eugene Cowles ha
Traoutd place IN the proiessiD
where they would be under no usce'
tlty VI resoillng 10 the ways Of IN
iUklr 10 secure treu advertising. a
the close OF lust season II was NJ
uouucoI that Miss Davis would reuT
from the stage for season, 10 supcfit
tend the education htrgrowlng boz
lso that Mr. COwlos would 10
Europe 10 study voice culture with
view 10 taklng up grand opera. N
opening If the present. season u III
BOstunlaus, however huds both riugu
IA theiT old roles m Robin HOOI, Ga
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