The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-30

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don Assurance This is q NAV which,
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is now uriversallv Fco,sr,fel n, AZ
the classics OF the Fsnglish STAGE II
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den theatre. london In 1Ss1 Jfs ni,-
ductio marked Inc, from fl
old time ideas of sfsare settinas. which
were extremely stiff and conyentionaj.
Stage furniture mad theresofora con-
sisted Of The usual table. right Or 1fsff. I
two plain chairs and 4. 'bencb. Sofa
or tIoholstessed chairs s5iva1,ss III.
bric-a- f,rar were unfearfi Of for stare
use. IT remained for Dion Boucica111f.
that grand past master Of ali stage d.
rectors. to first employ these now ia
aHCHSS0IIeE-er an
while loud in praise of the Dlsay al a
whole were especially overcome nv HE
gorgeous staete Settings and fl,e idea
of using a .sreaI, Brussels Garnet far
the drawing room scene.
Boucicault also introduced ;1tfxs Enr-
land the new French idea of confens-
ing every separate ACT into a single
scene, instead Of the install Interim
tions in mid acts. of Shifting SCENERY
London Assurance, is a sterling
comedy of the hearty English fvne
and contains some unctioilsjv funny
scenes. There is a father who is an
old roue, and who has a SON whom he
thinks a very pious and straight-laced
young man. They meet unexuecfedlv
at a convivial assemblage. and the son
boldly denies his identity and fo,. two |
acts masoueraI5es as someho7v a1Sa
much to the bewilderment Of the old
man. The character of Lady Cav will
afford Miss Cook a splendid onnort,,n-
ity, and all who saw her last veals |
may be confident rl1at she will viii . f Hor
the patrons of the Grand a treat vvhicf |
they will NOT SOON FORGET Mr. w.
plays Sir Harcourt. a decided chanaes
from the cruel Zonnoff Of moths - and |
it is said that his rendition will win
him many new friends. Mr. p /
Nannery. the old man Of +he connanv
will appear for the first time here .
the bluff and hearty old country sol,ire
Harkaway. the flesh and HOOD chs 30 ,1 : !
ter of the play. S-s'' . =
Mr.. Harry Corson Clark the Gifted |
part of NEEDLE, an eccentric ch f,1 d,
out of which he makes capital fun. Mr.. |
Kyle VIII have light comedy role in
the progressive Dazzle, the mischief
maker OF the piece. Mr.. Biakemore will
nave a part that will present him prop
erly before Salt Lake audience. in |
Dolly, the toy husband" of LADY Cay I
Miss Bates will be the romantic, |
dreamy Grace, and Miss Coye will as t
sumo sI the soubrette role of Pert. Mr.
IJader, who has not appeared before, |
will present himself for inspection as !
Cool, the dignified type of English |
turnkey who apes the eccentric man
ner of his master.
Mr.. Frawley, the heavy Lord Jura of |
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