Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
scandinavian fa'c' at the fheater
lhs rho grand-Genera Notes.

r,sater last night held large
ING Of representative scsndi-
s,,,sp,, VINO evidently very much
n.,,vsi tho presentation Of the old
spl.' A odsrson, Peterson och Lund'
hs Bneay stated, the play pre-
W., three gentlemen Of the road who
singular stroke Of fortune become
" .,s.sots Of the number drawing
Wv h,gh,s. prize 10 a lottery. They
line money and set cut each on
s.own way. Anterior invests M
m.nsy 10 business, mltfle. Anu 90.
m.u nanny, Peterson also invests
me- " III seeks high society and T.
hs ~ his fortune. buudslrom,
foDwu idea that - great comet IL
vnoahtny the earth anu that de-
slp,I,,on is inevitable, decides 10
iu.Vii'' ali over the world until the
li,' .,,opne comes. IN two yesfs the
. tsi,nd. meet again. Anderson 10
lp' Iy one to whom fortune came
ny 'I money, and he sscribos that
W. tsct t6at "there Ia no real happi.
~ without true love"
ns.sts III. Monsen, Il. Enmau and
o.t Nilsen. rne latter Ia an actor
amen ability, though he IL very
s,ldom seen on the stage noW-n-days'
1Ngaye L.uudetrom with truly Artistic
INNS. IN much reminding OF Old
9,..ssst. the creator Of tho character.
IN, play was frequently applau1ed
- 10 vas accorded a curtain call 10
~" 80 -a,.pu.N yutHn ala g.us. ~
,s.tJreaifui great comet. Mr. M1n-
a also On actOr from the old Gun.
~ he proved generally equal 10
~ d,mands made upon him ~ the
s.,,rtsf OF the houest.nUarttd A ndef.
sor Nf. EumAn bss frequently been
..sn In dramatic entertainments M
an. CITY. He gave Peterson In his
sbanclefsiio way.
% the ret ui tbs cast Mt. August.
,onat Iuiofnalls was very goOd both
iumah,.u ani acting, and Mt. Fern
.,,,m made pretty good farmer. NJ.
Rydman hal two roles but apOllel the
irisnisd effect 10 Tho latter ny the
ipu,iln VI Swedish pr1vinoialitm 10
m. Norwegian language he was sup.
fo,ed to speak. MI. Sax dld aeoep'a-
bic Work.
y
ladies' who lookeu very attractive 10
tbsif pretty costumes. Misses fOuug'
b,tg, Wet u, Ohiin anu Petersen anu
Mts. Amuud ren anu Mrs. T.. AndefHun
,uppoftei their roles we'll.
Toe solo singing was the weak part
ofthe performance. tn. pretty uaus.
1fmailon inlfy scene was tins work
Inc Thraitr corps aud was rtciiyrd
with LOUD anu long Applause.
The clmedy, Charityb Aunt, which
will have its ssCJud representation nj
the Ththiof saturday, Dec. ! !, has n
ucoW. ~. bnbiy uutquaitd by any
Other play OF iis KIM. IL wse fifst pro
duro1 In London three year, ago and
has been playing there since the ifsl
nieht Of It's Performance. IL has be u
plbyei In Australia tot the past seven
mopthB AMI II has teen translated Into
Hetmau, italian, French, Spanish and
Ruslsu. Arthur LaTkiB, who assumes
tue title role In Cuafley's AuHt, was
stecisly I'M orted from tho London
est ~ Manager Charles Ffohman,
Weafe toto. The advance sale opeHed
this m0fning.
Al THE GRAND.
A Social swim draws good house,
At the Grand this week, anu the work
Of the various mentors Of tbs com
gAny 10, as usuaily, much appreciated
uiE LYoEUM.
Tho military minstrel SHOW given by
the membefu Of TO. a. y. q. u. al Ia 4
Lyctum last night, proved 20 DO d
,ueots.. Tbs boys played TO a good
h0u,o and was much appreciated ~
the audience. Among those VINO de-
serve sprClgl mention are; joe Plais'
ted o. the best Oakley q mmedian,
John Held IN uiB cnrnet solo, aud Ffni
Gnham, toe tenor 20 oisl, IA his usual
tlyle pleased Tue spectators very much,
Thu pUTlpfmauCe will 10 repeated
Tonight.
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs Boyden's charity entertain,
meut i0r the benefit OF the unfortunate
Inmates OF the county iufifmafy takoi
place Al the school OF expression, Doc
Icy building, on Monday night next
al 5 O'Clock. A large number OF hoi
beet pupils will 100 on tho pfogfam and
an Interesting Two h1urs Ia tneif pres
enee ID piOmiurd, The object 10 Wor
thy one aud should be sustained nc.
eoFdingly.
ltHnow anu unced that the own,
cts Of the Lyceum have leased the
building TO MessT.. Maltese anu Piper,
Tbs new suck company, which Is "a
MI tue Lyceum stage, will nj once
eommenc5 active Teheatsals for toe
opening, which occurs Iursday, De-
ermter l7Ih. This company consists
OF members selected from tno Stsok'
NellC0ghlau company, recently teen
~ the Ihtatsr, aud the Charlotte Tit
tell company. Edmund Hayes, tn,
leading man II the Stockweli ofpanlza'
lion AM Emily Lay ton, leading LADS
Of tie same company, will occupy the
came positions 10 the new company
although u IL probable that Charlotte
liltell will share honors with MIST
LytIon.
Edith Pollock of the Grand ycster
day received the sad News Of her nus
taud's death In New YOrE. The mes
cage came during the performance bu
was wilhheli until It's close.