Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

fcenea f srecinl note ny og NY
toned the famous Bonf'f $3.50,
tre brsdpuarters OF ne folllchlnB
Prince Hal and hia NY o0mpHnlou,
iat sir J,bn FlaNiG, aud iheir
nliu,ou', .l tt'u'' the road by
g"3s1ui' ,iipryhatth by moon
1.Ii y'bt,t Z the scene Of the
..I't.ry ,,tge (avelers. Most sitlk-
t..,'sIiis ~ last act, representing
trtaiii,gJ Of shrlwsbcrry. In
D,l. .u hha reanstic features
~ Nuo ground ore shown
,gtu, M disabled implements OF
80 ,cyored over the ground, which
d. si,.Iu with tue bodies of the killgi
g,t/ouuded. The best part Of the
s.tGfs 10, that while couceding to the
luxurious anu somewhat pamporut
~ n tho day al that could iOainly
6s W shed Tor in that direction, every
element 10 In thorough accord with the
sl.ry " tue play, anu apparently ~
necessary 10 u that no charge can be
bought that 70 ia merely ufp'ay. The
HImpiuuus appointments Atu 40 mar.
muuizfi with tue action that the cas-
unl observer might not iuuy realize
thu TACT that the scenery and the Coz
tuning are rich beyond anything ever
before seen here, They would be- more
than lisoly impressed with the idea
tuNt tho Gro iitwas due 10 the maguifi-
cent pro Iuc,i1n asa whole. Tue cast,
however, was NO good inst any imprc7'
sion OF its tECuliHncles could narlly be
exaggerated. NJ Wafde was very hap.
ply cast a. Prince Hal, end gave the
KAY, light.hBiftUd young prince all tue
Dash aud all the ficn uumIr with
which shakespeare has Invested him.
Ho missed no point, took no liberiiHs
with the letter or spirit OF the text, but
rendered both with scholarly aud o0u-
sciontisus accuracy. Mf. Waria's role
in this play emphasized the fact that
no II Hhakespenrian artist lu tho
highest sense OF the term. Another
pronounced triumph was scored ny
Louis James ah Falstai. To may DO
doubted VI there Is another char
aoicr In English comedy no rich
as this q sir Johns Falsial, AM
10 can be- said that Mu JAMES not only
rendered tho lines In such a manner a.
o. present every uhRde OF hum r sug.
gtsttd by the text, but he entered
hunrt and soul ilto the spirit 0f Fal.
stan, looking ani acting tnu character
with that exquisite ease nnd grace
with which all his impefs0naiions are
30 strongly marked. The support II
good throughout, Guy Liudsloy's Hot.
spur being an ESPECIALLY clever y ece Of
setting. Also notably satisfactory were
Ernest Wauie ~ Dir Walter Blunt,
John Hickey a. Bsriolpu, Harry Bas.
ton ~ roins, aud Miss Everett rs Mrs.
q ilcklry. IL has been twenty years
tince this play was done generally In
THE country, and then without the
complete scenic accessories that mark
the present production. II will De
twenty years more before such another
L. scon. Tue last pcrfmauce Of
Henry ~ Will be given tonight.
Lotlie ColhnJ rroubad0urs are au.
nounced Tor Monday anJ Tuesday Of
next weoS with a New Yoar'a matinee
Tuesday NJ the Salt l. Ike Theatre, aud
an entertainment lively with mBfri-
mont, but digniilod aud clean In every
particular, iS offered by this Organ.Et.
ton. Miss Collins makes her appear.
ance In two entirely ditiereut char
acteTs, rs Dolly MYrtiale 10 tue
rollicEing little English comedy, Ihu
Fair EquoslTienue, aud as Brenda IA
tho fac cal oppofettn, The Devilblri.
both OF these pieces were arranged tor
Miss Collins by Fred Bower, OF Lln.
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