Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04

The notable and brilliant engage
mcnt Of the rnst week hos emphns I'D
two things That were Ia'annly vel
known iusdt Lake uefri Fret that
Salt Lave is no longer d "tnfge Might
town" Tor sny dramatic attraction
without q change VI bilI,uJ mstter how
great IT, strength; srCoad, that tt'
manager who insists ON chartln. p.
irr O ut aOOve the regular Ia.'a 10
these times must content himstlI VII.
90 least 20 per cent los pfohis lhah poo
would have frapoi 90 pululat IIIlt
whether this lesson viii ut let uh M''
Ff0umau or u.t RENAL 90 Do ttch.
J1hn Dew " another 900 DIS pi2' Al'
fractions close ht hand, hut slu'h
cumtany pays az q fuiurl NI'll o.. 'l'
close Of SuptemDofi rendering u'.
lighuul r,peftUfy % Hlcn li,yH ~
Liberty Hal, The CUunruUf. vic hi'
Gudgoo D. Wufu we Doe Die fi.u'
mans place We would eeud 90 tm-
emphatic uIasu over Ihu Witcs instant
OF, ~ our western icI frHguillN' t'A4'
ing something ltkt ihlt. "a huOH"u.
Drew aud return engagement "I s'DtA
company IN Salt Lake ht l'lN.Al
prices. Put SOWING zoe WihH 90 'i''
iof Salt Lake i0f fupeub1n."
"ltIspIrasantt Know, "saii Henry
Miller iu the CoutrU Of g'hu'h'
conversation tue olhct u'b"f
CHAT the light business We are
Going Il not uuu tu Ourselves or
our play, but o. conditions oI uaH'
which are prevalent "vrfy shtrr' 10
Denver it was just the same largo
opening nishi, pres aud pubic rs-
tnutiastlt, but uusiuufs elrhdlly ululu'
ishiue. 1 trust hui expect ihat t VIII
be- different in Sau Ffaucisc'i where
Mr.. Drew has been playing iuf lhiee
weeks to excellent business. Ito ollrus
Saturday night and Ne open M1uoHN
playing up anu down the coast uu'oit
our return % SAT- Lake"
Mr. Miller says be- likrs the patt Tor
when he l. cast In Sowing the Wluui
he has had 30 mucl " the lover tus'
noes aimee The time when, ~ a mere
s,rpliug, lao appeared Ia SAT- Laso
with John a. Stevens Ice Pa~iuu's
Slave, that he was more than glhH Iu
ret out Of That tine Temporarily utf
komethiug like Mr.. Bmuazon. ffctcro
Lcmaitfr, tbs Que act sketch watch hn
old here on his last WISH with such
pron0uaced success, was another de-
paftufo that came very much a. o TO-.
lief. Mr. Miller has q juvenile part ln
Liberty Hall which no liAtH very
much, ami another Ia the Councillor
VIE which u very agreeable Kind OF
hero. 10 Gudgeons he takes another
departure aud poftfays a middlv.Hgoui
well dftttrd swipdlor with n comedy
vein running through him. HIS pic.
lures Ga this character tell NJ once the
s1tt nf individual ne h depicting, hnl
the make-up ~ IN entire disguite ui biz
we'll Known ieatutea-uyen more ~
than was his makeup iog Old bfa.
bacon.
"salt Lake IL very familiar ground
20 me-" sAid Viola Allen, "And A
s1ums 10 mo l know every loot OF the
niatOfic old tboalef. 4 hardly know
how many times 1 have Appcartd.hefe
1 think my nrst recollection 0f sail
Lake Il when We played Eimeralda In
the Walker Opun House. bly, father,
who you will see with MT. Drew,
played Old Rogers aud MT. Buckley
vas AuN Jaw AAAAhgs NAH NiAN NAAAA
bAivini anu played Nirgiuih Ia EuF.
lish 10 his Virginlus Ia lIalian. Then
Mi. Miller aud 4 played Ia Held by
the Enemy together; au enormously
successful season, that was. Then
was engaged by Jefferson a Florence
foT their memorable tours, but by the
time Salt Lake was reached, Mf.
Florence had died and Louis James
took his place. / think, but ] am not
cure, that l've played other parts
here, to1."l
Alias Allen IL very fond of riding In
the mountains aud during her stay Hhv
took ten mile ride up iuto City Cree 4
Canyon. Tue others Of the company
spent all the time possible nj Garfield
aud SaltAlr aud they could not SPEAK
loudly ugh IN terms OF onihusiatm
when pfaiuing our resorts.
Tuesday next h the day when
thousand yuung singers, with thei
band ana Bjl3isla accompanied by
parents, brothers aud sisters and
ifienus will make Saltair reaound with
song, laughter and mtrfimcnt.
Last year the Juvenile Choir eNcur-
zion was one Of the most delightful
~ the year ana the onu tuesday VIII
fall not a whit behind II, says Prot
Stephens. Every hour after three
O'Clock, two pieces will be- rendered
either by chnirs or sol1ists, OF whom
there are host in stephens littlr
prodigirs, 10 add n charm 10 the dane.
lug aud games, with paraies headed
by the hand, eic. The little felix's are
iubilant with antioipatious which the
great majority viii see fulfilled.
All IL going on well for tho r..
cepuon concert on Tuesday, the IAN,
In addition 90 the I've ladies in whose
honor u IL given, Mt. Theodor salmon
pianist, anu Mr.. Wrihc, have been en-
gsgrd Tor b colo each, while our mam,
molh choir viii be- joiuel by the Llgat
choir, which Il 20 be here on that dat,