Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

Charles FTohmAu, In sending n
French farce 10 this city that IL Iikoly,
n nil the good things said about it are
true, TO keep local thoster-goefs ia q
wbifl OF wild delight ior awhile. This
farce IL styled The DAY ParisiAns, and
viii DO teen for the fifst time here at
tue Salt Lake Ihea,er next Friday
aud Saturday nights. IL ran for 200
nights Ia New York nj Hoyts theater.
lts original tho Hotel de Libre Ex.
change. wac produced at tho Nou.
veaute' theater, Paris, over y year ago
and 10 rgnoing there yet, being one VI
this greatest farce triumphs known In
tho French capital for some years.
The New York version II playing
In London under the tho title of
A Night Out, Charles Frohman and
George Edwards boing responsible for
the production. The fun OF this farce
l. inbl and furious. You can see
the comical possibilities OF 10 when
you understand that all thc Incidents
are built upon q Jealous and desperate
young wiIo's attempt 10 DO rovengod
upon her neglectiul husband by going
out with q friend OF his. dry old
eOdgof OF married man, 10 have q
nishps fuD for herself. This trAnsla-
lion IL almost literal And the scenes arc
quite Identical with the Nouvesute'
originals, and there you are. w. J.
Ferguson IL at the head OF the comedy
organisation, Mr. Frohmap, selected
TOT tho piece.
This fino character actor plays the
part OF the married maD who takes the
other fellows wife out Tor n good time.
Miss sadie Martinot will appear as tho
young wife and the other members OF
the company are James q. Barrows,
q. b. Wells, w. II. Shirley. fully
Marshall, Frank Dnfant, Louis Hen.
bricks, Vaughn Chaser, Frank A.
Common, Mrs. Il. J. Phillips, Margaret
Gordon, Claire Rodrigue, Nellie Nc.
Caul, Vergio Graves, Judith Dor.
dsaux and Frank Morris.
Ono Of the quaintest characters
given TO the stage In recent years and
one Of tho most artistic creations IL Mr..
Gus Hoegu's humorous portrayal OF
the Ameficanized Bwede In A Yepuine
Yenileman. Mr.. Hesge has provided
an excellent vehicle IN which TO OK.
ploit tho adventures ana portray the
peculiaritles Of manner ana speech OF
the gullolees bwode In A Yenulno
Yentleman. 1t will DO produced here
shortly by n splendid company headed
by Mr.. Heege. Manager Jacob Lift,
who never does anything by halves,
has provided an elaborate scenic equip
mont aud the production will DO on an
unusually big scale.
Mr.. Charles Is. Jefferson, son OF the
great aud only "Bob Acfss0 Joseph
IaNT "A Ia.
rical manager, having entered the
vaudeville Held. realizing that this
sind OF amusement IL greatly appTeci.
sted by n large portion Of tho people.
HIS chief attraction will be the strong
man, Eugene Ssndow, who has electri.
ntd the world by his marvellous feala OF
strength. Tho attraction will take iis
name from this modern Apollo anu
will be- known ns bandow's Olympia
A tour Of the United States will DO
made and Nil OF The large oities visited.
bpsTiacus, the Gladiator, will be the
feature Of Louis James's repert0ry tho
acoming season. The play will DO given
"a superb production, ten scenes beiDg
carried by tho company. Among the
most important ART: A public place
adjoining the Senate, the arens, n
room In Oroesu,'s houss. fields In
CAmpana, 0olliuA's camp. camp OF
bpattacus, the PrsetoI's tont, etc. Guy
Lindsey, Collin Kempsr. Miss krug.
or and Florencs Everett will continue
as the leading members OF MIR. James's
company. King Lear will be given a
production early Ia the season, aud
Othtllo, Julius Ctesar, Romeo ami
Juliet and Hamlet will 10 retained In
MI. James'e repertory. MIR. James
will be seen here early Ia the fall.
stage Gossip.