Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

musical and society cltr.oH ih3 uFHft
izmIluf charming music. aud GENE
rlu Robin duJI, the BBll' II 60 ne
willie nnl Lt CirsIs have been inte5'
folaio ttr iibrfit1 lsn humofuusfi"fy
1f VrIciItn lifr 500 or 800 ytafs tg',
aul htnco admits % Flm' pretty
ool'umus. Thr ca.tiana 'ull1wE
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tlruaf.rn ......s.ss.slla s...sssssssssNr 1ultf
size Aru.u VIII accompany tue
singer, aud Mr whitney has the
management. Prior q tho rendition
OF tho uuprl, very attractive an
nouuc1mcntia made that Miss BahcOck
will rtcltp. Mf. Wells read, Nj. kJhln.
,On sing n ballad, aud MI EliasUl give
70 fifteen miuui,s expedition OF MS
clever ticisht o. baud accomplish
mcnls.
SlnbaI clolCs one uf the m0sl oy'nt'
ful weeks uf ~ whole career iu Don
yer toailht, and Manager David Hem
dcfson Will probably not forget the
wild nnd wo0lly wrdirfn circuit ~
long ne ho lives. Lat Monday his biz
company arrived IN Denver flushed
win ~ SILT Lake success, uud tue
anticipation o. an equally pfnspnfeus
/ week 90 tho Ialof Grand. AZ " utunl
] IN every big city whore The company
| plnys, tho leader called the local
orchestra for Rehearsal ~ noon. The
| musicians came, but O. the lcaguf's
| wrath anu ust0uithmcnt thoy could not
ftad the music which he placed before
them. 10 seems al OF Duuvuf'a best
musicians ARE locked up in the union,
nud thtt as tue TABOR once f,ll behinu
in It, payments, is regular orchestra
walked out and was rep aced by the
raw material before whom the 5inbad
leader placed tho charming aud " must
be- sniI, tho not very dlnlgult music Of
his cxtmvagauz1. 10 npprara that the
inlrlcarics 4 "rho Boyle Man" were
n. 10 much Greek 10 them, AMI Rs Tor
! "rhnpa what the wild waves are say.
/ ing,n they would not even Try
| 10 iath0m ita labyhnlhian DIM
cultlcs. For an hour tue leader
taved. toiitd and stormud. Then
nndiug n waA all In vain, he called IN
Manager hvulerson ana nskui HIN TO
3 listen TO tho opening Overture. THAT
4 gontlsmaH's gray hairs turned al least
! one whole shade griycr 10 gave
y
. l weeks engagement would be- cauttlb
+. unless he were furnished with cOm.
, polrnt orchestra. lie even offered 10
pay the old union orchestra the 500
. they had against Manager Pete Nc.
Court, aud take that gcnlloman's NOE,
q Tut Mf. McCuutps trpTtst ntatlyC-thu
o genial Pete himself was fortunately
]. ubtcnt-TeiuHel 10 allow union men 20
o play Ia the house. Eight O'clock came,
aud tho tlcatyr Oiled up, All the
is orchestra were Ia their places. Back VI
{. tho curtain not stitch OF scenery was
Ia ia place. Then the local manager
y came before the ioollights, Informed
;. the public Of thu "Oulragon that hal
< been pcrpVtratud by Mt. HendUuOu
d andtDld the audience they could have
IL lhuir money ruiuulvi by applying u
4 the box 0nlce. tn n Mr.. II nle .
y stage manager stepped 10 tue itynt aul
y gave hlH Vuftl0u, tue audience h,ssut
= aud went home. Next morning Mr.,
henderson began the removal ui hi
n scenery ana trals, whom he was stOpyU,
70 by al injunction fT0m the court at Ia
/. tuit Of tue lheatet people who uskct
e Tor 50, OuJ damages. rnen MI. Huu'
?. dofsgn got Appel the merchant uul
II Atkins, owner Of tue Dtuvt
B. AcWa 10 10 on his bonn, an.
!. the removal OF the scenery wa
10 Unutln. 81 without interruption, Mex
N Charles DlcksOn, whose company wa
(. playing nt thH other house, the BfOAl
At way, offered 10 stop aside aui lot Mt
NJ Henderson have tho Temaiuing fiv
p nights ut the week there for tue iuu
a. OF $1,000. Mr.. Henderson consrntr,
d. anu advertised mis- opening perform
7, ance at the Broadway fucsdhy uifht
sr Then tue Tabor people applied Tor al
10 Injunction ON tho grounds tuat Hen
10 dersoh't uOnlsmnu were not feapUnsi
70 blv. Tue court took testimony all ".
o. Tuesday. Al Haymau wired ron
10 Chicago, that SIC. HendyTajn haIt
vi risht 10 cancel " tho orchestra was iu
Il. efficient, au1 Mr.. llaymin Is the MAJ
% through whom tho lat0r made aut
or makes All rs cDntrlc.s Tor eastern ut
- itudlna Finally, the court iouu
lt that the bluusmH "a were ull a. luiata ann
Dc before uu Oy.riiow ng uuIi0uU, Sin
lI had was presented tuesday eyUuiuI
he aud has been fTt eI'oI every evening
Do slucr With no alI Ol 10 union 0rchu.
ira. Mnuihtr Mr., MoCOurt win Ius
ms suit against Hen ere II when h
~ has inu time DO reach hons anI thin
Nv 80 W. NHNNH ~ y - " NN ".NNNH a NAN a IN
"a not Henderson says Frank D4uiui
q. aud other attractions Ttqu ring "a
De- orchestra have Cancelled tlrf Iulpi "a
To-, no Tabor on account OF his trouble.
w Manager Al Hayman is eylIoull
NJ k.p. "hus.liug" m these dramatic dar
%. / layG lie umpul hy 5llt Llku "a tuy
q HyuN ago % be- Ia FHsgl iJf tu
10 / uluWHg UI the Palmer company, sen.
DO Ils WUtl tHIt hH would ha sure o. cal
20 .Hr inH purpose OF looking over on
?, Theatrical nurz1n on hH return. Nui
ihu news COMES gnatne dashed thr0ug
b.. Dgaua luu other day iJr tue East Wal
ut even s1 much uB saying "uuWIy
20 aH Dee passed. Rum1r has 10 that Il
3. uu trf limo To- his long su fuct-s
ul clgagG alr Haymau jus, now
90 experiencing The HvusAtIOu 10 Bsuu.
money pour away from him uu on
.ilc', BI.iuUs with the tXpcnsiy
no Palmer company which he br,usu
.4 sut o san FfauC 500 no hue own AN
.aH been lar .r9m good, aud even tu
an ufh 90 zine COast o. aCr0u ul u the Fal
,, NHs not helped thun. Ou. TO any pfra
ID extent Last week hey put on pl
Dancing G.r.
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