Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-21

", p,vle,s new play at the Grand
~. the frat time upon any stage, and
!, m. fursished no end OF material ior
u,usnt both for and against, all OF
.rb,cb was to be expected, and as Is
''.n.Ilv the case with authors, MIR.
povls will be the gsinsr from It all;
40 iree ex preston OF public opinion
Ill, anabls him to so change his play
~, occordauoe with the suggestions
.es,ed. in 80 far as his judgment may
ao,rcIde with II az to make 1t more
.,ccs,siul and better than when
n first left his hands. An
,.,bor. be he writer OF books o,
Of plays, depends entirely upon pubic
oniniou for the fame he oovets and the
temperament Of the people must be
oops,derei and their tastes consulted
in order to win immediate success.
Novelty 10 potent factor In all
things and the modern playwriter is
compelled to thoroughly rack his brain
for 50 netting that this swift age has
no, already brought out. zone Plus
one Equals Three" 10 q novelty as
MAY; 1T has many commendsble
FEATURES that are new to the
drama though already treated upon
nv literary authors. The ideas pre-
,ented are unique and could be en.
latped upon Without much effort and
with advantage To the play. lnasmuch
"a the theme 10 the sins OF the fathers
beipg visited upon the children, that
iact should be more pointed and more
clearly defined, anu this would give
greater opportunity for strong soenes.
A commendable feature was the uD.
loltIpg OF the plot In the first
ACT, giving the audience = chance
TO appreciate the authors ideas In
tlme 10 applaud them, aud not having
10 wait until the final climax, which
usually occurs with the final curtain.
After the revision which Mr.. Royle
will surely make, we may confidently
look for a favorable reception OF his
new play wherever presented.
Theatrical announcements for next
week will consist OF the presentation
by local talent Of the Pirates OF Pen.
zsnca. at the Theater on the 26th
Thanksgiving mighty, eth and 5atur-
Jay matinee on the 18th, for the
benefit OF the Young Ladies' Aid
society. The Grand Will present The
Runaway Wife for the week. This
will comprise the announcements at
the theatres, the Lyceum being dark.
There are number of reasons why
next weeks business at the Grand
should reach, in point OF attendance,
VIVA has been done this week. 10
The fret place the new leading lady,
Marie Vslleau will make her debut
before a Sail Lake audience in 1.-THE
runaway Wife," She Is said to be OF
charming manner and pleasing ap.
pearance and though new to us, she
has played Ada Rehsn's part In the
"rwo Escutcheons" with Sydney
Rosenield and has also play
Ell stock engagements with
great credit to herself in other cities
and comes here well recomme nded.
Mr.. Wyngate will appear In nis part
of the young artist, Arthur We're, as
played by him In the production given
py Mckee Rankin, the author OF the
WAY. A Runaway Wife IL society
urama OF interest on the order
Il Qutens, done so successfully
at the Grand some time ago;
and 1t was produced here by
Mckee Rankin at the rheater some
years ago. The csst 10 given In inl!
bsIOw.
Arthur Eastmtn an artist. e.. Walter Edwards
Hon Talbot Vano, afterwards LORD Charm
Mr. Arthur We're, a young artist -. ;;;.;...
Dr.. Prescott, the family physician. s";;.;:
George x. kdeson
Sir Launcelot, sprg of nobility: ..;;y-....
ii. ID. Blakemore
hoo sale aiafh manu- S, s. simpson
Ahee Eastman Narle ysiIean
Lady ChafnlCighl
Hester Eastman, Arthur's sister'in-iaw..."
Margaret Marshall
Lady Fawn. moth OF society. -, Jessie izeue
Little Arthur. .....,..... Tiny burton
SYNOPSIS.
ActI-Arihur Eastman's studio IN New Yorl,
AcI II--Hester Eastman's farm in Penney.
Act Fourteen years laterl in England.
Act Iv-England-Mr Vero's art reception.
Act y-Doctor Presootrs Office in New York.
Thanks living night ami Friday
night and saturday matiuee, are the
dates determined upon for the per.
lufmance OF the Pirates OF Penzance,
10 be given by local talent, for the |
ben,f OF the Young Ladies' Aid |
society. Rehearssls have been going |
on almost nightly for come time and |
today stiRe rehta'sal, com meme d |
81 the Tbeatsr. The cast given below
will, In all probability, be changed in |
one or two particulars. Mr.. Harry |
Sherman az booked for the part |
OF Samuel, but he has ben III for
some time AMI In case he In permanent. |
ly disabled, Henry Miles will d. his
part. Miss Jorgeusen VINO 10 DiileI |
appear, and 1t will probably he dons
by Niles Mabel Cooper, who maze such |
asood Impression as Katisha, Ia the |
performance OF the Miksdo given at
fairfield beach las. summer. Tho |
cast with these possible changes |
VIII be "a follows: The Pirate
King, II. s. Goddard; Mai IT |
denersl. George f. Diwney; Fredsr. |
lek, Lieut.. jerks, fthe 24,h Infantrj;
Sergeant, George Westervsl'; Samuel,
Harry SheArman; Mabel, Misc Lennie |
savage; Edith, Miss Lizzie Smith;
Kate, Miss Mary Burke; Ruth, Miss
!ofgensen. The male part OF the
chorus will be In the hands OF members
OF The Orpheus club, while well known
Alles will make up the female portlOn
VI H. ID, g. Whitney lie stage manager
snd director.
An attraction that 10 being pleasant |
anticipated 10 the engagement OF |