Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

Inc month OF btctulutI W Ahi
Theaier will be given ny almost as en-
tirely to local Attractions, as January
viii be 10 outside ones. Fret we shnl
have the world's Fair Grand View.
Monday aud Wednesday evening"
Tuesday evening the Orpheus Club oil
salt Lake and the Aieudolssohn Male
Quartotte Of Denver, will appear; FRI.
day evening and Saturday afternoon
the fret grand ball Of the season. at N,
Theater will be given, while the
Christmas attractions will open a.
with q matinee by the sal, lIake Stock
company-and three nights produo.
tlcn Of the Shadows Of Great city.
The Chicago stefeoptlcon company
will revive for those VINO saw the
wofld's Fair the memories Of their
delightful experiences, while TO those
who did not wilt Chicago the
views will give the grandest
idea Of the immensely and
splendou Of the exposition that
could be- obtained. The illumination
Of the court Of honor, the electric
fountains, the wonderful search lights,
the magnificent buildings, the novel
and iMoinatiug Midway Plaisance, anu
n thousand other wonders are promised
BY the managers. A reduced schedule
will be put In force Tor these two
nights.
The Mondolslohn Club Of Denver IL
a quaftultc Of gentlemen who nave
achieved n very nigh reputation Ia
Colorado. The club, assisted by Misa
CowRu, Of Boston, an oloouli0nist, and
the Ophcus club Of this city, viii up.
pear Ut the Theatcr Tuesday evening.
This Will undoubtedly lu one Ut the
musical events Of thu season aud the
NEWS h promised that enough "zlp"
Will 10 forthcoming 10 satisfy the most
fastidi0us, for which we say all thanks.
The prices AFRO within easy reach aud
the visitors should bo accorded an ~.
thusiastio reception. rne quaTiette !
has made dates at Ogden, Grand
Junction, LoAdvillo aud Pueblo. Mr..
IalmAgo, the manager, wfitos that /
everything promises well for large /
Ofphtua clubs work In salt Lake IL too |
well known 10 need comment.
The hall season will open with oclat,
NJ Mr.. Nyu would cay, Friday even.
ing. Toe grand march Ia called Tor
$3.50, au1 the committee IN made up Of
tho following gentlemen; Harold NJ.
PIT, Paul Hammer IT,, Heller NJ.
Wells, Kenneth Kerr, Shatp Walker,
l.. \. Hills, Will Ford, W. X. Conrad,
Chas. 3, Burton, A. y. Campbell,
Albert Z. Morris, aud Chas. B. Wells.
Christmas AFTERNOON. one Of the 10.
cent successes VI the salt LaNo Stock
compnuy-lust which Ia not 20, dtcii.
Ell on-will be revived; Chfistmas
night the famous sensational play, The
Shadows Of Great CITY will 10 put /
on for run Of three nighla. The |
actors OF tho company have shown
that they are at their best ia melO.
dramas, and In the ShsdOwa they have
ono OF the most ultra kind. The cast
IA u heavy ole, and Messfu. Collins
and O'Malley are already vt work dis.
trlbuting parts.
Manager Burton has reason 10 feel
both ApprehensIve and hopeful when
he looks over his bookings for January.
The December lethargy will he sue
ceoded by almost half a month OF
nightly activity, anu whether this
town eau stand ten or a dozen cOnaecu.
tive nights without any rest IN lust
now somewhat uncertain, Fanny
Davenport opens on Monday night
January l, 1894, with Cleopatra, ana
VIII OF course have an ovation; she IL
TO put In Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur.
day and Friday, probably with roper.
tolfe, let W hope We shall this time
nave Fedora, which was 20 generally
desired on her previous visit. Saturday
night Charles Dickson puts In ona lone
ana solitary evening, We hope lie
won't find IL 40. Monday, January
SIN, tbs goorge0uH SinbAd with Eddie
roy and all HendersOn's other array
OF brilliants, will open four nighps
season, ana probably play to the ca.
pacitylof the hOuse--thAi H., they would
have done lat year vi this time. IL
remains 10 be- seen whether such not..
Die attractions Ms those will be- proof
against the changed conditions which
have come over W since they swspt
everything before them on their preyi.
Gus yisit.
The popularity VI Mr. Easlon's rem.
ulllon Of the hymn so, My Father"
TO the beautiful Moody and slnkey