Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23

Various causes, chief OF which was
thu blizzard that visited this region
yesterday, combined 10 make tho at
tsndsnce at the Theaier la the even.
ing unusually light, AMI n We mis-
take not, the circumstances had Wis
ibls effect upon MIR. Hermann. The
performance, nevertheless, was given
In royal style and the audience at
times was quite enthusiastic.
The "kiDg Of neoromsnosrs" started
IN with seine OF his pretty card irlcks,
and then found canary birds ia =
ladys bonnet and performed other
equally mysliiying feAts. This part
ooboluded with q very pretty illusion.
MT. Hermann tied together the nsgs
other nations. In the twiHkling Of an
eye they were again unfuTlsd and had
now become the btars and Stripes OF.
tending across tho stage.
This was followed by the hypnotic
act, In which Mr.. Hermann acts the
part OF bvengnli In q manner Of which
Nj. Laokay has never dToamt. On
hia command; "rrilby, come 10 me, II
IL my vish," Nine. Hermann, Ia y
most gorgeous costume, appears on the
stage. She Ia laid on . common board
placed on two chairs, Tue chairs arc
removed and the board with lie beau
iiful burden 10 seen 10 float IN the air.
The second part consisted Of the
AnlAtio trunk mystery, seen hers sew.
sral tlmes. The third part, the All
ispa Dream, was another Pretty illu-
sion In which painting apparently
comes to life, but tho great number on
the program 10 tho fourth, In which
Mime. Hermann appears la her be-
wildering dance creations.
The atsge 10 wrapped Ia impenotrA.
bic dsTkuess. A flAsh OF light tud den
ly reveals tue lovely form OF the dan
cor. Powerful lights OF various colofa
are now turned on hor IA she moves la
graceful ev0lutiOns, The effect IL
simply wonderful II oAh no tmore be
described than oan the glorios OF tho
ssttlug sun within the pOlzr circle.
She seemed 10 be clothed In lame aud
draped In the ooluFs Of the rainbow, a
being from another woiii. The viait
TO the rheateT was we'll repaid by this
performance alone.
The entertainment closed with a few
more VI the tricks at which MT. Herr
manu- Ia such an adept IL will 10
repealed thls evening.
Mr. Eliason was An interested spec-
tatOr And close observer VI the Der. ofin .
Rnoe, anu perhaps the vply QUO la tho
audience 10 whom the rule does moi
apply that "the closer you watch the
less you soe."
Rose Coughlnn nnd l., II. Btockw
with a strong cast uner tbs title Of the
Rose Coughlau-L. II. StockWell com.
pany Of players will appear Al
tue Salt Lake TheAteT, Monday aud
Tuesday next. The two siaTb'have lusl
closed successful engagement in San
Francisco, playing for eight successive
weeks nj the Columbia thsaleT 10
crowded houses.
Included In tho repertoire OF this
company Ags a. w. pinero'a fOur.Acl
comedy, Tho Magistrate, anu Charles
Rsade's tayorite old comedy, Max.
anu faces. Tbs Magistrate Ia presented
by permission Of Augustine DAILY, who
produced u tor two seasons al hil
theater Ia New York, with great sue,
GEES. Mr. Stock well, in the title role,
plAye the part with characteristic com,
pletonSbs, And his usual dfOlisry. Tie
IL an Acknowledged iavOTite with his
audiences, anu success has always at.
tended his appearance.
Tuesday evening they will present
ior the hrst Time here Maeks and
Faces, by Tom Taylor and CharIr,
heads, another name iot Peg Wonlnq.
lon' IL IL founded upon an episode
In the lie OF Peg Won ngtun, the Irisll
ACTRESS, anu In her Interpretation OF tht
character, MISS COuEhlan has an OK.