Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06
Dramatic ar2d Gyric.
Primrose g. Vests The New Music Hail. The
Krouse Testimonial - The Choral and Provo-Nat
Goodwin Comng.-Late Amusement Notos.

or, Win the CelebrAttu CaElnenClth
aa an incidental attfa ton, VIII be seen
nj the Theater one week from tonight.
The Aid-de-camp and the Cachuct
VIII be two Of tho dances which VIII
be given by the famous Spanieh
dansvuse. Thofe dances have taken
New York eweildom ny storm for tAo
past three care.
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II. =. Goddard, the Salt Lake BARI
tone. has lust secured an engagement
In fashionable church Just outaiie Of
New York at salary o. 500 per yenr.
He VIII open studio Ia the sans
town, which Ia located In New Jer.oy,
ny the advice Of his teacher, aud run
over 10 New York twice a week H. con.
tiuue his tuition under PrUL sweet.
Goddard IL working like q Trojan, aud
Ia Improving steadily.
"ralk not to me OF the legitimate, OF
clevating the stage, Of insttuciing tile
public" said Manager w. A. Brady
with nm airy wave # the hand. ppm
out for freaks. Give me n good start
ling freak, and I'll mako my fortune
and the freaks ~ well. i'vo been
through all want Of the legitimate.
toilcd for years with Morrison ~ stage
manager for his Faust productions
resull--starvntion | have company
out now-GrismUf ana Davis--doing
the high class dramn, aud making
what people cali good money. But
make ns much with Corhett In two
weeks as they mako ln-w,il, | won't
.ay how long. No, sir.ree--glve me
N 49, q
and make your bow, Mr.. Corbell.
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The Choral Society has abandoned It's
idea OF going TO Provo, and We think
q decided well. in the tlfst
place, the expense would be 80
enormous that no business the society
could hope to do In Provo would pull
it cut even. In the next place, the ex-
periences { the Provo Choral society
in this city are come W hat too recent u
memory to make the present lavor-
able lime for tho visit. Figurntively
speaking, the Provo people walked
home, aud their really fine concert was
wasted empty benches; the members
are apt to think that they mcriteu u
somewhat different reception In the
capital, and possibly-we do not aay
probgbly-might not over exert them
selves TO make the Salt LAkers' visit 10
Provo an overwhelming success.
The choral society Il on the home
stretch towards the June festival now,
anu commencing Monday night, the
string Instruments In the orchestra
will be prescott. Mr.. Pederson's a1.
mirable organization OF twenty-five
instruments has been engaged to play
with the grand organ In the Creation,
aud with the great CHORUS the society
will turn out, the famous orntofio
ought 10 draw large amount OF atten-
ton. Mr.. Stephens specially re-
quests n large attendance OF members
at Mondays rehearsal.
MOTIFS OF THE DRAMA.
Thomas w Keene Is to make sum.
mer trip TO Japan.
Francis Wilson, ere long, viii revive
ErmiIie ON grand scale.
Young Salvinps success In New
York continues steadily. The immense
Manhattan is always filled.
Bronson Howsrd's Arlstocracy Ia
duplicating its New York and Chicago
success In Boston.
A defense " spirltuaiism, by n lady
advocate, will be given at the Theater
ON Wednesday night next.
The Howard Aiheneum company
ARE playing TO immense houses In San
Francisco and will shortly be- In Salt
Lake.
Jeiireys Lewis and her Malnhall
are stll laying Forget-Me.Not IN
the East.
Francis Wilson Ia having enormous
success In the East. He opens In
Philadelphia tomorrow night.
Clara Morris closed her season April
goth and with It the most prosperous
run she has over known.
Mansfield viii be here ere long. He
has wired ahead asking the local man
agementt TO choose from his repertory.
Alabama Is TO DO taken on tho road
next season by Clement Bainbridge,
with several members OF the original
company In the casi.
Courtenay Thorpe has deserted
Roeina Vokes and Is now with the
Coghlans. He proposes q take a com.
piny OF his own upon the road next
season.
Bertha Rlcci has sued Manager
Henderson for s50O0 for breach OF con.
tract, She was engaged by him TO
sing the title role In All Babn, and was
dismissed, she says, without cause.
Palmer's company is about 10 try
Thomas Bailey Aldrlch's two act
drama Of Mercedes ON the same even
ing Stoddart and Holland will appear
In the farce OF Two Old Boys. This
looks like getting back to the customs
OF 'G7.
William A. Brady intends TO bring
out next season a melodrama entitled
Old Glory, which 10 founded upon
General Dix's famous Injunction re-.
garding the treatment TO be given the
man who hauls down the American
flag.
Mrs. Florence viii soon DO here with
her new husband md her new play
called The Old Love aud The New
In view OF the memories her appear.
ance ana her marriage suggest, we
would thinl, u change OF that title
would DO in entirely good taste.
John Philip Sousa, the loader Of the
Marine band, has Just completed the
mu-ic oi tue second act OF the opera
he Is whiting ior Francis Wll.on. He
says the book, which IN French, il far
superior to tho "Ooiah" or ''rhs Lion
Iamef," which lac helped to write.
TheEe is nothine new 10 recorh OF