Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

merits Of TIE performance have been
named before, and Is only remains to
be said that u 10 ~ bright ~ ever, aA1
deserves the hsavlgst hind Of patron
age.
The play Of Men aud Women, which
10 chosen Tor the farewell performance
" tho Gifieu q Nsiil stock company
10 by popular consent considered tlo
bost Of all the FrgLman fuccessas--at
any rate tue profits osfsainiy lave
doubled any Of the stock plays Of that
succenful manager. The Reverend
Phillph Brooke on seeing thih play
made II the sut eel Of hil text f.0m the
pulpit The following sualay. Ho aniI
"Whilu no diu hot lsuk upon tue stags
10 general ~ good IA Jfal guidAnUs fUf
young people, ho certainly hopsd tLul
every member VI niH church Wgult
see tuis grand play. Ha looked up0u
IL ~ the grnuIsst sermon W our busi-
noes young men vi todHy that he hnu
ever listened g.. 10 was inuosd sfsry
OF human nature naturally aud Ffa1u.
whom lts mofai would not pfavu
wholesoms ans ssms part OF its stoty
tifikss TttI epsivs chori that would
make the psTssn feel alliilo uiufo kind
y " HE ffllew men Tor having nsuu
IT," The cas-. will To the iul.
strength Of the company and hif.
Ffawluy has arranged Tor Nj. James
Nell, Vne VI the proprietor Of the
company aud one Of our ls.t romantic
actors OF the prsasnt day, 10 come IN
from DsnVsr especially ~ play Tor
these thres poriofmAnoos-iho lea1iug
part In which he made very big ms
in Denver. he will be sssn ia lhr part
Of Prescott Ia which anu ~ Nm. Nor
Tih'a psif irmancU IL will remembered
here, NJ. Naill Will be on bis metllo.
Mr.. FfaWisy will make hib fs-antry In
the role VI EdwAru CeAbufy, who h
wfsnEiully scoutsd. The third act
gLvet Nj. FfnWloy splendid Opporlur-
Ivy Tor strong ucuur, and we may
look for some good WORK ia thAi acone,
A. he II very Anxieua W lsavo Salt Lake
WITH hia very btGt performance, ne the I
IA, one 10 hin credit Miss konnafk /
will have the role Of Agnoa kodman, /
when will he the best part she has /
hAd,h ~ one can Judge from . rshsat- !
sal, her performance prOlnAsa ~ equal 4
that Of the tEms role given hsft by 1
Sydney Arnglfoug ir Chaf. frshmAs p |
big company. Mr.. FtAviry nas made !
special Arrangsmsitifor our OLD l1oAl |
itvonte anu sterling good actor, Pan |
Mgfgotts, 10 play tho great, good-h0arl-
eli old banker who raves tho young |
man from prison and rescue. the bank |
from failure. 10 n The part played |
here by Leslie Allen Ia Charles Ffuh- |
mans company. IL IL always 1
source OF JOY TO tho old folks
10 ace Pull Marsslt, bshind
the fJotlights again, for tue pleasant
fssufrsoted by sttiug biz
kindly lace ON tue boards makes the
old timers feel ~ n they had psftRtru
n the elixir OF lifs aud were back
aEaiu In The pAlmy days OF The OLD |
stock company when julia Dean |
PhuneefoTi, Waldn0D, e. ". |
CoulcOek, hih daughter and the many ,
other idols Of those days held a warm
corner In their hearts. Tue res.
VI the principal ohatauiers VIII be-
~ interesting hands. MI Charles W.
King Will bV tssn 40 Iarael Cohen, the
bank ptssldsnt, the part played here
by De Bslleville. Mr. n. s. Dunlsld
will make hih nrtt appearance IN guis
,ompauy IN the part " Governor Rod.
man, part IN which he has bees very
'uccesaful IN the East ana Of which
frank MufdAunt Was ths original. Mr.
itofgs W. Leslie will also make hi
hrst appearance In lhia company
In Tho role Of Sam Dolanold.
'Dora" the part played here before
BY MAude Adsnis, = native young
Ady OF this city Of whom We are very
DIOuo, viii On this occasion 30 played
~ Jean Coyo, vhion viii 10 the ovsnt
II hor last appearance ON tns stage
he Tellres frJm tho profession nsxt
Wednesday night after tue perform.
lnce OF Men aud WomsH. Miss Bals.