Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
AMUSEMESrS.


STUART RoniuS opened bis third
engagement hcro Ia the Henrietta last
evening tof0re a fair audience; there
were plenty Of vacant seats In the
house, but those which were occupied
we're coupled Ut 90 por cent advance
over the usual pgices, 90 that ae far ~
dollars and cents are concerned, tho
result was satisfactory to Mr.. Robson
aud hi manager There is little cues.
ton, however, that had the popular
range Of prices been Kept 10 force, the
mouse would have been nllud, anu the
u1N oiiico told even better story than
ltuiI.
Mr R1bsou's delinealiou OF Berthe
the lamb ha- grown 80 familiar 20
thchiur Eoefs that II is needless 10
describe It, anu equally needless 10 say
moro than That 10 vas played with all
THO delightful vaCuity that long ago
made NJus1n noted, aud that hu kept
the house Ia ripple OF delight whcu-
over he was on the stage. That Mt
R1us0n, man OF 5s, should be able 90
90 thoroughly look anu act the DUDE Of
II, IL ono 90 the strongest instances
1i MS uimiraDls We wish u were
possible 90 sfy 40 the good things Of
MLElnsou'B mp4ny, that it il u h ~.
srli tut the tfuth IL, that his people
ere, scarcely without exception, far
uuu away below those with VIII M he
has 90. uutsd tile Huufiutta in seasons
past. rnh b. nJtuaying that his COM
pauy " not uu 90 the average, but
when NJ. Howard wrote THE play-by
many esteemed o. bee nis very beHt-hu
placed In u "a ct Of characters that 9uly
actors Uf high grade could portray
with oniirc satisfaction 10 an audience.
THE old bfuket'4 part wus written Tor
Crane, just as Berthe was written for
ltIhs1u, aud when Cauo aud Robson
uiss3lvei plItucrshipa uu the Henrietta
toll 10 the latter, no appreciated the
Importance Ui the r1lr ny engaging
Ffauk MOfdauut 60 on 10. The part Of
tue viilalnous brother has been played
~ some very capable men, =. j..
Ratcliilr having once tsshyrd Il here,
ani the several laIicB Ia inc Cumynny
have b suu played by some very Capa-
blu ltlios. IL IN MI II lbsOn's
own iault " tho public Is
driven u Institute uuiayotab.e
comparisons between his company this
year and that which has supported
MIN In previous seisousi he 80, az up
the STANDARD, aud he Ia. knocked u
down. Honesty AMI CandOr compel
the statement that there n ~ much
difference between the work OF tlis
company la tue Henrietta and that Of
his previous companies, ~ there II
butweed the works OF Bronson How.
sr1 anu those Of the avuus 90 ppnny
dreadful ROAD dramatlst. Mir. IUuuce
H. rrutfllly Ovttmatchel by tue role
{. NAnAit yn though h did the
one s.r,ng svruu well; n. Elwood's
doctor was good except where he
nad 10 make love; Mr.. Miclntyru's
Van Alstyno Jr. was not ali Il should
nave btsu; Miss Lynch was totally
unable 10 cope with the requirements
Ot the part Of Rose, anu ~ was Miss
Campbell with those Of the wife
Of tue English lord. Miss Stuart
was very sweet iu the part Of
Agnes, Mrs. R1bson's charming
face and charming laugh uru
there sill, but she nus grown tol stout
10 make the ideal widow any longer.
Toe HuurielIa goes again tonight;
and tomorrow ana Thursday evening
the engagement having Leun rEtrna.
al ono uight-tho Comedy of Errors,
which Is the piece Il. rcHtiIHoC VI the
company this season, aud the plny, IL IL
70 be- said. Tor which tho company was
selected, Will DO rendered, win Robson
and Wooierson as the Two DrOmlos.
HALLEN AND HART, who play at
the thegter next week, are already
hore; some OF their nights were cut out
by tue hoods la tho northwest, anu
not knowing OF better place than
salt Lake Ia which 10 while away
their days OF enforced idlenUss, they
pushed On hero.
LADY WGNDERMERE's FAN ia the
attraction AZ tue Inrator Fridsy and
Saturday evenings,