Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-26
AMUsEMENr&

YguSU MHa WINTHROP. AZ tho
Giant lasl evening in the ursseucc OF
70 brilliant audience, largely made cap of
lrrIlrgI military aud tloir laIles, The
.1,k company attempted 9ae %! !Au
most lux plays that aas 50. been
clio ou ior them, aud succeeded in
s.0u6g most admirable hit We
expected % rtsat deal from the runii.
.uu 90 Young Site. Wiuthfop, mainly
because A!Is BAumsu was cas-, i0f the
Ugu role, SO. Cooke iJr Mrs. DICK
Gac,wyn auI MT. Clarke Dr ths old
IaWsur. uu. We arc frank g. Hly
Ihal we rXp.ttfI no Hucu ar'
lls'ic IulutauIu Ha those tNI
players specially ami all the others
generally gsy.us laat eycuiu-. Sites
Bs,rman literally had the whole houao
Wu.pu., from the Governor down, aaI
hcr ability 90 Stand still, stare uut into
The audience Boz tfaustXud silence
auI syuI aa.r-an of asiual tears gusl-
ug forth from bcr cye-, is one Ut the
most fuugJk.uls exhibitions % acting
wr ever remember 90 have seen. IL Hau
had mover done anything else than
Mr. Winthrop, her work last evening
would stamp her us nu actress
0t hiFn raak. She aud Miss
| Cooke w0fo some expensive AMI
most charming c0stumuH. MitB
! Cooke wac nu ideal Mrs. Dlcg, though
/ tue Cuuuutirg difficulties of the role
.
/ before tho week. ls over, Mt. Clarke,
who got lhu heaviest reception ~ the
| night, hoe d zoe low % any things m0fB
| delightful In salt Lake thuu his BuA'
| ton Scott IL iH ChanUttr1aiiIu
| clear cut rs cameo. Mf. Huntingdon
! Douglas was without DOUBT the best
tning uu has done, anu the same
| thing, excepting only her Maggie lu
! Iusugui, can De- said Of Mics kingsiuy
ls the bind gltl. Misc Leigh, Mt
! Kyle AMI Alr. Wardc were all excel
/ lent so small PARTS. Tho Stage
! dressing, anu all the urpltlmenls tV-
! longing 20 Mfs. Lark, was most yiiuCl'
ives We are iruu 20 say that We thiuE
tho effects at tho ond VI the iltst aud
second acts might be- worked zap a lit e.
buittr, ana that n Douglas winthrop
were 20 leave the H'auU when uuliilel
by the doctor OF his child's death, Aud
only rc.Ui ter In time 20 prevent his
vile going into the chamber, a pJiut
would be- gained, this In fact h the way
Buckley anu Miss Turner played 10
mere. Hut with this exception scarce.
~ n uug .tttlon could he offered. 10 DO
hardly too much 90 say that Winthrop
was ~ much enjoyed last evening
as on the occasion Of Its nuta.
1lo nrt presentation here, when
iu addition 20 Buckley nud Carrie
| Turner, Mr.. Whnon us the lawyer
anu Enid Lusl.c a. theIbIuI girl, were
800 iHv cart, N,At week, tue grand
conference Attflctl n " lll be- Our Boys
wi h rEil M.r.tfs his famous .uld
role u ths nl tc'Wun
w. G.. CLIyr wac given very
haudsomu testimonial Ivy his friends At
tur h uIturuIu ward uall last evening,
The turnout was heavy au1 tue receipts
could not have boon ana iuuHuuIrTaull
aIu, A very pleasant concert Pre-,
rEAm was rendered, lhU most striking
pats Ut which were tho BumlIabl,
violin HII 90 t"u UrLunu.grH. i.r duel
3 from Rob Roy OF Size. Edward no 49,
rypr.i and tHu selection OF too lHgaggi
orchestra under Pro. Caruiuss.
HEluB UAsu EruNIOs uams 0i
la.t Night iu tur rgasuuue Iia hundred
people of moro uuI Il most euloYBbl,
| time was participated ln by all. IN,
/ baud gave number OF selections h
good style, anu dancing aud converse
. ! ton hIluI zap the remainder OF th,
evening. Tho hand has hold toguthu
longer than any similar organization
ln cur recent history and Is % QUE 30
which all 10 friends take very just