Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-09

fhhN NPhfA H''N"s
Fernollfi 10 TO be- the bill at the
Grand next week, bsginui X Monday,
Oct. II, and Will bp tue fifst military
drama played In the house.
IL was done hero several years ago by
tho Gtsmef-DAvis combination, vita
great suooes. and was considered the
sttouges. bill In tbs repertoire.
IL lisa story dealing with Incidents
o the civil war and 10 fail Of powerful
IfamAtio scenes aud situations. TIE
two leading nizle roles afe army ufii-
ooFa, aud SIT. Inssf,yli and Nc. r.
wards viii undoubtedly look hand
sOmO In uniform. Whenever there has
been viilsinous character to portray,
tue part has Invariably been allotted 10
MI. Edwards, but next week he N 10
bo seen Ia role We oAn Admife,
for no IL cast for Captaiu
Tom Hown, the hero u tn.
play. BIT. luksn-il has tho p.fi Vi
IN Hewin, his brother, u reckless
sort Of lsilDw VINO goes on to this
war bscsuae lie himself thiuks ~
everybody else does that lie Is not
mucn good for lany tning olsv. Army
discipline, however, soon changes hrs
whole nature and he returns alter 81
absence OF Two years, . captain, laden
with honofs Tor gallAntry. Nj. Eie-
son will pl.y the father of tho boys,
dad Hewin, an old Yankee farmer,
who intuses considerable fun iuto the
play until m .urning over the supposed
iOss OF his son, the pathetic side Of the
charauirT 10 y .rtrayod. Mr.. wsrJ and
dlss Pollock are cati for the boy aud
~ N al Aa A..N a.. ~
ihflg gh thick and thin In their time
OF III elton aud Incidentally furuith
tie eOmsdy elemebt. Mrs. Chester
HAs toe art Il tho aur-e snd hou'r-
keeper 10 the Hewin family, who
h ties the Vlllsin by instinct aud never
misses an opportunity 81 telling him
70 10 very plAl. lstguage, not sn-
tifely irso IIom n x cd rich brogue,
for che IL n uifeet descendant
Of the Insh kings. Mlss War.
ron will for tho first time
ave tbs u silent lead smong the women
as the wife OF Captain Ton, VINO be-.
lirving her husband dead IL about TO
marry another TO save h,r child and
family from poverty AID want, and IL
only prevented from doing 90 by the
timely atrlval q! the brothers from the
war. Mt. Tookcr will be the gentle
mauly villain who olrculates ialse TO.
ports anu intereepts letters In tho artis-
tic manner known oniy TO The stage
viilain, which for . time works 10 I'll,
advantago but In the end only adds 10
bis disgrace.
The play Is h,ppily cast and 10 In
direct line with the other drawing
cards at tho 0and. and Manager
Rogers Informs u, that never b,flrc
has ihe company shown such . degree
OF interest and enthusiasm 1 q their
work.
Stage director Edeson expressed
himself ne being very much surprised
wheI tbs players came TO reherssi
Friday morning almost letter per ect.
From tbs nature OF tho play and ths
lscl that II contains q strong military
interest which IL always An agreeable
feature, Fernoliti should prove n great
attraction.
~ special ARA cement with tho
New York agent, Mr.. IngsTsoll has 80.
CURED the right 10 produce the great
play Chivalry, or Law aud Justice,
| from Safdou's Nos Bono V,iegeios.
II will probably follow Fernoiiii al th,
Grand opera house.
Miss Warren has been advanced Il
the leading business At tho Grand and
Mas Maud Millsr engaged TO take h.l
place. They should make greAl
coordination, for while both are pleas
| Ia appearance, Miss Warren being ,
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