Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-09
AMrsEMENrS.


The Wonders Of America were Pre-.
scented al the rhehtcr last nieht to a
small but enthusiaslic audicicc Tie
Views Of the Bfoohlyn bridge. tue
natural bfijpe Of Virgins, tn, man
moth cave Ia Kentucky, Pike. Peak,
the Yosemite valley, Nc. racoma, tho
glaciers Of Alaska and tho great Ecl D..
sers Of the Fire Ho G valley were all
30 ttuo 10 the or ginuls that the sptc.t-
tor could hardly realize that lac was
gazirg on the work OF att Instead VI
nature. The lecture accompanying
the pictures was interesting Though
out.
1IfE souDAN.
G.. ID. JelemIn, klsw q Etlargcr's
production ofThc SouJan iu all mctr. D..
pulilan con munitirs has iccn trrnrl tu
much ih tue light ot n IA ll.rfhmntlc
phenomenon, owing 10 the iiicprtfH.-
blc eNubcfnncu 0f IT, humUB the rich
vein VI mvl.- lInmatic patuu.. CONF
bluei with the iu1is. uusiUiu iusiuct
Tor stage elect. Duriug the .asl .cW
! ?
charm u the mcil ifafuu ns a stage
catufta'umcnt has been much inuu
encrd 10y the demaugH Tor uUyeity.
The -ouinn, which Mrrsn. G. 70.
Jttisfon, lilnw aud trlhugcr Will
licscut al tue thUatcr Ter three nights
commencing Munday evening is
much after thogoud Uidkdtlphi pattern,
with sumptuuus modern ornamental.
ton, Rud the added improvement oil
the latest devices Ui the Stage
mechnui % iuveutivcutts.
The sceuc Of tho play IL inilin Eng.
land, with the exception Of potion
OF the fourth act, when u shifts 10
Aifica, ricluriug there battalion OF
tile Eugllsh army under the command
OF Captain Temple, who IL the hero.
The GupefLumefatics employed la the
production VI rho SOudan are nearly
100, aud In their dusk anu white uni.
iOims when they represent the
Triumphant English army returning
20 Trafalgar square, L0nl1r, are tnib
20 fcp.rscut q meet striking anu
picturesque Appearance.
Tho sale OF seats = now On al tie
box office.
MY AUNT nRipuLE
Robert u. Monroe announces the
Ny Aunt Bridget Company complete.
The organization includes George W.
Monroe, owen WtftiOrI, BUunir
Grlnnell, Martin O'Neii, Cbas. Pussey,
Clarence RogersOn, George Cain,
Ffauk HOLLAND, Roland G.Pmy, Frank
a. Stevens, Alice Juhuion, Jennie
Digkunon, Sadie Kirby, Mny stuart,
Catucrlnc Gerald, Belle Stewart, Agnes
Puillipt Hud Le0na Cartwright. The
season bpgins In Mckeusp0rl, Pa, anu
viii Include u Californian tour.
Miss jennie Dickenou, contfalto Of
the Carl Rosa Opera Co, anu late
soloist Of \ usa's Band, has been en-.
gagged by Robert d. Monroe Tor My
Aunt Bridget Co.
Miss Alice johnson formerly Of the
Greenwood OptIa Company aud = an
American girl, born Ia Washington,
received her musical education ~
PART. Mlss johnson has cancelled
her European engagements and VIII
10 featured with Geo. W. Munr0e, in
his revival OF My Aunt Bridget
UNDER THE cay LAMPS.
Manager Rober. -. Monroe will at
au early date give a most elaborate
production In this city Of the latest
meiolmmntio success, Under the CITY
Lamue, by Lcandor RchRrltou. The
play was produced few weeks Ut the
close Of last sua,on ami was hit from
It's iuciplpncy. IL II said 10 be iull OF
gorgeous scenery and vigorous Ia
dramatic acliOn.
A WORTHY CAUSE
The announcement l. made that on
the 2ltt, 22ud aud 2Std VI this month
The Two Orphans Will bu presented nj
the rhentug by An Efficient company Of
professional players. The funds raised
by these performances will be turned
over 10 Mayor Bashln 10 purchase coal
ion distribution among worthy poor n
the city. Tickets will bV sold in yati-
Gus places, 10 DO announced later, ana
in order T. give nil an opportunity 20
enjoy the play anu contribute toward
a wofthy cause tho pficos Of admission
are reduced to 5OI, soc, 2jC aud 100
resupcIlyalV