Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE CRUST or SOCIETY," was pre-
sonted last night before q very hand
some audience. The play is ON the
pronounced French order, 10 very
much more broad in treatment even
than Camille, and spade Ia called a
spade with even moro frankness than
In that celebrated drama. Despite the
tainted atmosphere which surrounds
all the characters, however, there IN n
certain moral 10 DO gathered from the
drama, and there In decided farcih-
alton In the delinIntion Of how q man
Of the world with honorable instincts
strives TO preventa young Officer from
throwing himself away upon nwUtunu
who has once been the man Of the
worlds mistress. The company render.
ing the play contains como excellent
people, chief among whom Ia a Lip
man, whose Oliver 81. Aubign II
admirably rendered. There are few
stock actors more clever than MI. Lip.
man. The principal lady role Is In
the hands Of Mre. StetsOn, wif5 OF the
noted manager; she Is magnificent
| dresser, handsome woman, and
would be called capable actress had
the less eNaoting role. The part OF
the adventures, equal 10 that Of For.
get. M,-NOt and Z.cka, IL one In which
Jeiifeys Lewis or Rose Coghlan would
shine, but MrF. Stetson In not IN that
class. Pretty Miss EvessoD, who first
appeared here as Dearest In Fauntle.
roy, made a pleasant impression US u
second adventures Of the giddy order.
Mr.. Mark Lynch ns the lover was
somewhat impRssive, and the
air OF Indifference with which he
learned Of the infidelity OF the lady
whom he protested 10 love 40 passion
ately suggested u man who has been
disappointed Of IA good supper, rather
than one who has had his LIES hopes
demolished. The others were I'LL ca
pable, ana the costuming anu scenery,
particularly inActs2, 3 and AVER sur.
passingly fine. The scenery In Act 2.
by the way, is the work OF the local
artist, Anderson. We make one sug-
gestlon 10 the stage manager or the
leading people. That Il, that they look
up their grammars tonight before
illnging such extreme emphasis ON the
pEonoun "whom" in number Of
glaring cases where II should DO pal
pably "who." The piece goes again 10.
night.
RRAiEsYf, the vlollnlsi, ia the attrac.
ton tonight at the Congregational
chutch.
ELIAsoN, the slelght. of.hani per-
former, in response 10 general re-
quest, will, on Monday evening next,
give an expose OF the tricks or spiritual.
latte manifestations Of Auns Eva Fay.
| He will let daylight into n number OF
the lsdy's marvellous achievements anu
give little program Of his own besides.
FRANK q. CARpEsrER's coming Ia
attracting the warmest interest In all
circles. In his lecture Tuesday next
he proposes 10 toll the people all about
the men who are prominent In tho
| newspapers, anu while he talks about
them he will give magnificent stereop-
ticOn pictures Of the scenes and men he
describes. His pictures are made from
original negatives. Ho has Intimate
associations with the most Noted men
OF tho world, and n number Of them
have posed for photographs for his
lecture. He secured many OF his pie
lures during his tour OF the globe, anu
he has ono representing Geueral Grant
aud IL Hung Chang, which was
maue In rieuisin, Chinn, when
Grant was there during his tour Of the
world and watch Mr.. Carpenter EC-
cured when he went 90 China 10 inter
view III Hung chang. lie has
ulctures uf edison made at the Edison
laboratory, aud every statesmen OF
prominence In the country has a place
ia mis- talk.