Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

The Htnbai engagement goes OUT ih
an electric blaze ofglory this afternoon
aud evening. Before such receipts ~
the Theator Is now enjoying, the
calamity shouicr has 10 hang his head
and admit that we arc siill come Dis
lance from the bow wogs after ALL
List night, the second o. siubai, dis
counted anything the Theh,ef has
known for year, 10 tho way Of a crush,
rush and Jam. People almost fought
tor the privilege 81 paying their dollar
nud hall getting iutidr the
house aud standing up f0t three hours.
Il viii not be- surprising II the fgccipie
Tor tho four performances Of Hcnirf-
eon great spectacle reach $500 i0JJ0
figures which taken In conjunction
with the $1,000 drawn by Davenport
last week, ana the two good nights on'
yed Is L1ttiu Collins the opening o
this work--sh0w decidedly that SAT-
Lake can ttlil read her tiilp clear TO
being the bust show city IN nl the
wife West
Foy wns somewhat more audible last
evening, TUT still long way from
being ms old nrll, the story u hin hnv'
ing tepu shot which reached Chicago
yo,ttfIay, AMI was tho cause VI NUN.
efuus kilograms being received here
last night, may havc arisen from the
reports % what might have happcucJ
owing TO the feeling OF evaporation
HE acting euscnjervd on tut opening
night
This viii be- tue last time Sinbad
Will ever boz seen here, aud IL h doubt.
ml n Henderson comes cut wUat at all
next tCasou. His engagements Ia
Chicago grow longer every year, anu
10 expected thai the new piece, 4 iuu.
din, will run at the ChicagJ Opera |
House tor nlnn months. THIS Will en-.
iifuly preclude the possibility OF H. I
being taken 10 the cnast, ~ tnu remain |
log throu months will TO filled with I,
engagements Ia the larger easlrin /
olilos. Immediately after che perform.
ace this evening tho organization |
viii leave upon special train OF nine |
cas- for Denver, aud after week 10
inst city viii 10 10 Chicago to MI
iouf wtek'a cngagemunt
Little Ida Mulle--who was for %
long one Of uendouon'a principal, /
has NOT given up comic opera am
tuflciquc. Miss Mule, until this
season, had had no rest Whatever for ak
years anu she iocldod not 10 act cor.
tinuously this senson aud thgieioie
left Hcndonon'H CxtrnyagaJzi com.
pany before SinhRd was put on. On
nor retirement she received many
beautiful presents from her many
friends IN the company, Including u
silver ten service, silver liable, panel
and silver carvefs, otc. Mics Mule
has built a charming home Ia Mount
Vernon, New York, where she has
installed her parents. She ~ tlling
special occasional engagements Ia
iirst-class vaudeville houees. Next
season she viii appear either In comic
opera, burlesquo or larce'comedy.
There has boon In Salt Lake for the
past thifty.slN hours, gentleman o.
the most admirable qualities rs
hustler-but who, for MI his hustling,
was unable 10 secure hearing here for
the fine organization he represents.
We refer 10 Mr. Anderson, business
manager OF the Iowa State band. lie
first titled 10 secure the Tabernacle
with MT. Stephens aud his choir a.
alda, and finding that impossible, !
Mi. Burton rcgretiuily had TO tell him |
the only nighm he could use were |
those booked by Patti Rohs; no Nit. |
Anderson has had 10 90 on ~ the Mid !
winter Fnir aud defer his concert here I
10 some future date. His baud, cou.
tistlug OF ATTY piecen, IL the one that |
played during the whole OF the NOrld'a /
Fair aud the ono that was selected /
from 200 competitors 10 furnish music |
during the whole OF the MidWiutur /
Fair. lie IL greatly disappointed not |
10 be able TO put In n night mere. Mise |
Stewart, tho well known soprano, And |
Al0nz5 Hatch, tho tenor, are with the |
band.
That Jollicat OF comodisnnvs, Patti
Rosa, well known and liked in Salt
Lake, comes 10 tho Th,atcr next
Monday aud Tuesday with hef cam.
pany,aud will be seen In nor new plays
Miss Dixie ana Dolly Warden. Refer.
ring to her performance, an exchange
says;
"rhe audience That greeted the well.
known popular o1mediennO, Patti
Rosa, at the Opera house, last evening,
was n compliment 10 even Patti Rosa.
II was cultured and critical, and the
evident good will and approval with
which It received the little fayOrite aud
her play was testimonial 10 the
attraction that c0ulu not be- mistaken.
She was fresh and sparkling and yuTsa.
tile last evening as ever.
HA"Miss Rosa has beeu here often. She
never grows tifesome, bat Instead n
always welcome, not only 40 popular
cUmedienne but Hs personal friend.
"Ihe wtTth Of her achievement
has long been recognized by thuatct.
goes and has often been defined by
the ahlest critics. Her comic imppt.
aonations are no longer upon trial, nor
Ia II an easy task % say new thiugs IN
praise Of them. The comedy In witch
she appeared last evening she ptuspu,-
cd here last sasOn and IL Il suitable
one for her. II affords "a splendid scope
Tor her special talent 10 Is light, !
simple comedy, c0miCAl and absurd ii /
situation, aud ils chief merit b. % tur. .
uish field Tor tho disDlsy W talent .
like that OF Patti Rosa. A. Nlss Dixie,
vivaciuus, ftoliCs0mc glr, Misc RJsa', /
art Ia exhibited In good form aud lu T.
sustained bTilliauoy. Her impefs1ua. |
lion is repltte with humUr aud vitality |
aud r. utterly devoid OF c0nrsentss. /
Her acting Is oil gHirty-a bubtlng 40 /
OF the animal spirits from o. mint Upen |
10 the loyous eide OF everything.