Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

Marie Burroughs faced Salt
Lake audience last night for the fret
time o. stsr. She has been seen here
many times before aud u can be- said
In all truth that she never lett a. with.
out having dcepened the lmpfes,ion
she had previously made. In Partners,
the play In which she once appeared
here with young salvIni, In Saintsand
sinners, where che aud sIoddart did
puch admirable WORK, and Loot but BY
no means least, IN the AIidllcmsu, In
which che shared the houOs with Nir
willard, che gave ua at sll times the
picture Of bsautiiul woman allied
with charming aottefI--a c0mbina'
ton that seems 10 be growing fafof anu
rsrer uowsdayp. IL was the success
shs made all over the Country with
Mr.. willard that decided her 90
veutuung forth ~ a slnr horsuIi, ana
with two such plays a. tine Prillgatr
and Judah, gho 10 very well equipped
for tho venture. Tho former 10 Dy the
gifted Pincro, autbof Of the Second
Mis-. Tatqucray and while % Do
not as strong ns that wonderful
plby, and while We think that 30
docs not afford Miss burroughs 'he
opportunity sho linus iu JuIau, HIiIl 81
10 n play fuIl OF suspcusiva iuturutt
with some notable character luuuhtft
with strong moral, and win ouy
rNuaiiou, that % the end VI the tIifi
act, that 10 immensely effective, Mics
Burroughs here won iourtuftaIu calls,
and her acting aud beauty together
seld0m shOne to fuller advantage. IN
her great scene she really uad the
power Of making her audience thilt
they ssw her grow pale before their
very eyer. Mia Buuoughsd company
IA oqusliy strong anu capable. Mr,
kollafd 4 an actor Of peculiar methods,
but Of undoubtud taluulf, selected prot
ably for good deal Of u likeness o
willard, whose parts he plays. Mr
Mniaeu,an old friend, plAyB thu manly
s,fAightiofwafd roles - which hU seems
TO BE- wbddeu, with oil tho icty0r ana
manliness 10 Of y0fe, when no did the
same kind OF paris IN Phlmofia com.
pauy. Aliss Parry was q most excel
lent Janet, ami Mt. IT, Mauf, another
well known uame, typical hlasu l0rd.
Mise Lratct aud Miss ABk0tt playui
two women, fashioned somewhat on
the Skowtous In D1mbt y, excolleutly.
the setting Of tho Italian scene was
specially handsome.
Louis MAsson, aside from belug q
roI { tman and M excellent actor, says
Theatrical Tiding', D. n Ittd TOT The TACT
that he N nafd httluf. 10 comes from
the West that no cleared Out railroad
waitiug-foom full u ttughs, who In
suited some women IN HE company.
IL will be- recalled that Sit. MAsseu
swept the floor of the Hotel Metropolis
la New YJtk on two occasions last
tpflng, uslng u human being "a n
broom.
In Judah tonight Mice Burroughs
has the role Of Naslti Dcthic, mimi
reader, which We think 10 be hel
finest impefeOnatl0r, and with Mt.
willard, Miss Burroughs made judah
the great success Of his engagements IN
Ametioa. IL h by Henry Arthur
Jones. We look Tor an audience even
larger than the handsome one OF last
evening.
Ffou Frou closes H. ten consecutive
nights nj the Grand Opera House this
evening, q record unparalleled la local
thealrioais, aud on Monday, the COM
edy, Our Regiment will be given.
Next Wednesday evening In the
Sixteenth ward hall, the opera Pou-
ulope, which was rendered last We'd
nesday, Will b. repeated with a charm
iug clio, In which tho theAtur ofchet-
ire, MT. Ashworth aud Miss Ruth
Eldfodge will take part.
We are more than glad 10 learn that
w. ii. Thompson, who made such =
hit hero in Sowing the Wind, Il com.
log west again. A New York paper
sAyg William IA. Thompson's mar
yelous performance Of = conscience.