Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-31
AMuSEMENTS.
Tho Bills at the rheaters - Largo
Audirnces-Coming Attractions.

MISUNDERSTANDING Attractions.
Salt Lake thester.goers have lately
had abundant opportunity Of loying
high-ola,s acting In legitimate drama
ami shown their appreciation Of IT,
Tho turnout last night At ,he rheaief,
when Thomas * enc appeared In
Louls X, though nos a. large as the
previous week, was all tia. could be
expected. II was n comparatively
large aud dtciiediy representative
audience, ana the enthusiasm with
which the play was received was
testimony 10 the high regard 10
which tho great tragedian ia
held. The play II we'll known
here. Louis N has come down
through the pages OF histofy ~ cruel,
Operations, tyTfnnnical and cowardly
hypocrite, aud tue task Of depicting
such a character, 20 a. 10 give TO lttne
appearance OF a copy from nature ard
not tho exaggerations Of unietlortd
imaginatloa must be an exceedingly
tufiicult one, but that II what Mr.
Kernr does, one would fay vita the
falthulnes. OF photosr pl y. There 10 not
fiAw ia the whole work, from thc Gu
trance on the stage Of the uscfopit OLD
sinner aud until the hnal breath IN tho
death scene, whicn undoubtedly Ia one
II the most realistic ever seen on n
stage.
Tue supporting company Il not
strong one, but Mish Gallatin, the lead
ing lady, makes handsome Marie Of
Commines, and Mr.. Hunning, M
Nemours, Is very good.
Tonight Thomas Keene will be
seen In Richard Ill, which many con-
alder his tc,t work.
The charming Marie Wainwright
announces three nights engagement
Al the Theater tomorrow. daughters
OF Eve 10 the bill Wednesday sud
Thursday, and The Love Chase on
Friday. The fist mentioned piece has
created much interest In the larger
clties. tlAaplay OF modern Euglish
life with a strong emotional bAsls, hnu
replste with dramatic situations. Naih'
nnlel Hartwig l. the leading man.
-
The appearance OF Henry Il. Dlxoy
anu his company nj the fheat,r "a
Saturday night should prove OF in'er-
est " lovers Of comedy. Dixey's lame
M a comedian " well known IL
was he VINO scored the Longest oOustou-
tive run on Tscordun New YORK CITY,
with Adonis Us the attraction, aud u
was he who made the aoug "lps EGG
lish You know" famous.
during his present tour, he Is sup
ported ny n company Including George
Osbufno, Miss Mar. uvrltu Craven anu
Miss Pauline French. His repertoire
includes The Lottery u Love, by
AuRustin DAly, A Night on, and A
Night Win Dizzy.
AT THE GRAND.
The draud hau one OF tho largest
fnt night audiences Of the season last
night, when the Amazons were teon
In ali thoir glory. That the mRsou.
line element Of the audience ptepOn'
deratec can OF CouTso not be accounted
for by tho fact that tho hnnoun cement
had been made that four OF the live
stock cumpauy's ladiea were 10 appear
In mannish attire.
The AmaEons IL iarcicAl.Tomnntir
COMEDY that atOuass tbs fisibillli,s u
the audience continuously. IL ~ q
lAugnAbl0 satire roplote with comleai
situations. To Mistes Warren, Pol ock
and Dean falls the lot OF tue three girls
whose appearance IN corduroy kuick.
eTbockers, tan leggings, sweaters,
alpine hats, etc, makes those
who have not been prepared Tor the
event, catch their breath. Miss War
rem demonstrated her versatile cap
abilities IN her portrayal Of Lady Noe.
line. Mics Dean Ms Lady NilhrimlnA
looked very fetching Ia her costume
anu strobe around Ia n manner win
the confidence Of an experienced Aol-
Tess. Niles Pollock portrayed her par
In an easy, rOlllCRing way. william
IngeTsoll, disguised with amDu taohe,
made the most Of his somewhat tedious
part, Hugh Ward comes very nrAr
TO being tue star Of the piece. His
lOve.slCk demOnstTgtivb FrenchmHn
who gets necessarily tangled up on
English idiOms aud proverbs, In away
ahead OF anything he has I'D yet M.
tempted here. He 6hines especially ~
the last act where the hrfoeA make
their entry through the tkyllght via
the rope route, iudulge In mrTrS
time that wiuds w with = hiibTlou,
dance. Mir. Hsthaway's Galufs
might be made more OF In mnrr ca
peTleneed hsnds; u ih6 came time
he furnishes his quota OF fuu.
Nr, Edward as Ore, tho pOSoher,
although he barely had ten speeches
was warmly received, MT. ElusOu,
the clergyman, also "a small puft, puT-
tFHVeu his foia In hig uatlgI luIt ...
manner. Madge Carr Cook Ms me
mother Of tue Amsz M, dressed an,
oed Ia u way that Ia familiar 10 the
Grand haOitues. Miss jerome q.
Sergeant shutter, the instructor, al..
IN bio mers, gave an acceptable reu-
itrlng, Notwithstanding she soemrr
N times conscious Of her unaccurtome
labllmeuts. idessts. Fn0kvr au
Royce Oiled small parts of the gams.
Ietper and servant respeoiively.
Ihe AmtZJns, Notwithstanding II