Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

Al THE misunderstanding room
only IN the galleries and good at-
tendance ia the pArquet greeted the
opening night Of A Ycnuinc Yentlt.
man as interpreted by Gus Heegc OF
Yon Yonson fame. The Scandinavian
colony was out In force and followed
the cratic adventures of the Swedish
mining engineer with n,-ch interest
aud vooifcrous Applause. Tho play
opens upon the ueck Of q Hamburg
liner ON route for America where the
dfnmatis pcTlOl 10 are introduced nnd
finally terminates In the fourth act MT
the Idaho mining camp Of Cm1t d.
Alenr. Tho plot embraces an advep.
turcss with a marriage certificate. an
interruptions German count, mn errirg
mlno msuaser. together with the neces.
s,ry soubfttie whilst sven Hansen
vafiously assumes the roles OF mine
owner, iustics Of the ueace, ohiei Of tbs
| IRE department. blcyoiist, baseball cap.
tain and general good fellow with n
tendency To foil deep laid plots On the
part OF the adventures and blood
thirsty strikers In n manner That keeps
tue not too hypercriilcal upper por.
ton Oi the house In a constant tur-
moil. Gus Heego furnishes o good
character sketch that IL never over
acled In the role OF Sven Hanson,
the phlsgmstio Bwede, anu
Ia supported by fair company,
| Including the redop btsble Biddy
| from rippefnry VINO ut once estab.
nthri herself In tho audionca,s favor,
| A Yenuino Yentlsmnn goes again
tonight ana will undoubtedly NAL q.
tain the record II has established up 10
date NJ money maker.
At the Graud.-Isast nigbt's nor
iormanee OF The Lost Paradise Mt tue
Grand, by the new stock o impany, wss
more In the natur. OF q reception 10 u
old iavoiitef, Edwards, Eco,on anu
Blakumofe, aud before ths cuftsin
arose on the first act OF the play a Der.
feet buzz OF suppressed oonvsrsatlon
was heard anu many sat thems .lves
DOWN In tho old familiar seats and
smiled recognition TO friends In the
audience, ~bO like themselves appeared
| TO he perfectly at homo Ia this cozy
| little tnoster anu all Anxiously awaited
tue rise OF the curtain TO welcome back
some Of those who had cndearsd
themselves TO the patrons Of tho house
tue season before. Mr. Edeson WAS
the FIRST TO appear aud thundetous
applause greeted his entrance and tho
audience would not deslst until
he walked down 10 the footlights ami
In characteristic tperoh ssi1: ~ shall
not say ladies aud gentlemen, as that
does not expires enough, tut 4 shall
say friends, brothers anu sisters, 1 am
glad 10 be here again. anu N 1 could 4 |
would like 10 shake all tho brother.
I'm "A m nd A..
viii REQ them another timer MIR.
Edwards and Mo. Blakem)rs In turn
both received thr sam, warm rec,p.
ton. Mr.. Edwards rsiterAting the 70.
marks made by Mt. Eieson. Lost
Paradise, though containing no par.
tleularly strong scenes, IN n very pooa
vehicle for the introduction Of the new
company. IL has boon done here Nv
ftohman's company anu also by IN,
ffawley company, aud has bean yerv
iAvOrnbiy received by our thsater folk.
anu last niphps performance ws,
market by Intense interest throuyh.
out, and though steo before, was fully
appreciated.
Interest csntsred In Miss Adsle Rel.
grade, the leaiing iauy, who 10 TO Mi |
IN the esteem 81 the public, the pIso.
vacated by hebecoa Warren. The
lauy mas pioasins stage appearancs. |
goou voice aud n oharacteristlc tx.
preston OF oountenance that wa. pef.
MAPS hardly natural, owing to the ex.
ollement OF an opening night and n
usnlts 70 please anu make new friends.
mamie Dupont make a pleasing sou. |
btettr, she 10 sprlghtly ana Interesting
anu VIII no doubt become n fayorlts
inc hlt OF tbs night was made he |
Jean Chambeflain us Cinders, she
maue OF the part very clever char.
seleI OH anu received Funds OF an.
plause. walter Edwards was enurely
at home In the part OF Reuben Warn.r
hnl ms lflenus TOOK genuine pleasure
IN seeing hlm IN part ibr which IA.
~ 20 humliaoiy suited, MT. Eueson
ulu 'he small part OF "Fietohep wall |
anu MI Blskemors's Bully wa
QUE OF IN. besi things no has
u9ne mere. Mr. Wyngaie was a good
300 Applelop,' though u little NOR
ine INFUSED INTO ms part would mai.
!. more us u was intended to DO. Mr..
nutieI was either unfortunate or csre.
tss ias. nlshl M BIO WINS very lame An
nis ZINES anu thus spoiled several Of lhe
st9hg scenes. Geo. Pentose did fairly
wen me part OF Old Beuzsl and
oshlnu ,ne molsses cellIed whiskers
~ 'oo haIIelt hf. II. NJ. Sorace, unu,r
.ne ssage lame II. NJ. Roller, was
Iaeognlseu. klity Rldgway (MTs
2lmp,ony as tue mother and lea,
i i,l as Nen were well placed anu Mr
ninlhoh's "old man" well dons
iho otehesIfa under Carl ZshnIeI
,ehue5eu some very nice feieetiun,
49,. "a 'ui'e goes Tor the bslancs OF