Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-14


tho nsase in = tla'e o. o01vulbive
laughter and was iocalled again and
again until he had to ask To be Ok.
cused.
There we're humorous other features.
Tue newsboys' brigade was particular
ly taking. IL was realistic 10 the
highest degree. The living piclures
were received with enihusiasiio ~.
preciatlou, "A were the performances u
The grace vi danseuse, Fleufette. The
chorus gitis were nearly all OF more
than ordinary beauty.
The piece will be presented again
tonight ind tomorrow evening, aud
will undoubtedly crowd tbs Ihoaler
again 10 iis utmost cipacity.
NAY Rwfs.
MAY Irwin, ne n tho bfirhte,i Of
m edlennep, well known and we'll
lIAtd ~ luvefs ui iuu, ami LEGAL
itvoriie with California thentsf-go sfs,
All ears In The widow Jones which
comes to tho Iheaier on Friday auj
saturday next Miss Irwinis rcputa-
ton il widespread, ami her capacity
flf fun making, her humof, aad her
magnetic personality arc part Of the
history OF the comedy stage. IL may
te mentioned that Miss Irwin has In.
troduoe In This Widow Jones two
dltties entitled The now Bully and
Want Yer Ma Honey, which are
said 10 have crested In tho East an1
San Ffnuclaco, something like n vocal
Epidemic. May Irwin will DO sur.
rounded ny a company which includes
John G. Rice, Jacques Kruger, joseph
NJ. sparks. George ". Bafuum, Roland
Carter, Richard J. Jones. Ada Lewis
Anne Sutherland, sale Cohen, Kath.
lteu Warren, Lillian Hrcklor, Agnes
Milton, Mabel Power aud Mafgefy
Teal
AT THE GRAND.
Queens was presented to an average
lrst night house last night. The ulay
IL from the pen Of the author Of Lyn.
wool, J. X. Tollolaou. 10 lisa strong
play somewhat after the style Of Moth,
hnd Young Mfs. WINTHROP; aud deals
with n young American girl who
secretly mAtfits titltd En- lishman
" no h tuidonly called home on AZ
count Of his iAthuf'a illness. Queuna
imagining herself deserted causes
tho report Of her death 10
he circulated. the n,coId act
after an olap'o OF ok years opens
ON n reception nt tie American em-
basty IN Paris where Quuoua, who
hos become nu utcfatlu isvuflte, meets
her now blind husban Acts two a, Il
thfUu gfu Tslitte wllu emotional sconts
which nnaliy terminate la n feconcili.
all n in tho last act. WIN. lugsrsUll
a. Lord Huntington gave q finished
Interpretation which may DO raukul
among hia foremost sucCussts Of the
season. Clarence ~. GlalfO In the
hands Of Walter Edwards, was
good sketch rot calculated TO arouse
the sytnpathiCs OF the audience.
Miss Warren startled those who A.o
familiar with her capabilities, by htr
portrayal OF Qleeua especially In the
second anu third acts, when she was
unthu'inb'iC lly fura led. Bno u on.
dOwed with a chat Individuality
at tho same time each week devniopus
latent talent that " surprising la tU
young an actress. Hugh Ward nud
Miss Cook were assigned the task OF
rcl,aviug the tenfion by ludiuious
introduction n the comedy element,
respectively nA john villains .hu
devoted n1miteG anu Florence
Fletcher HplTiiyo tpinsler
bent on mixing % financial
match. Harry Hathaway's Frank Hor.
ton varied iiOm acceptable 10 fair ON-
log 10 the fact that hu was sumewhat
shaky on his lines. William TJoker a.
the Earl Of Chandos made the most Of
part that IL not HE forte. Tue t..
maiudsf Of the cast was portrayed by
Ahcc Clurai a. Me. Monirosr, ana
litilu Jessie Conrad a. QIrcna's ohild,
Mr. Edeson and Miss Dean DO not ap-
pear this week. Queena Ia style Of
play made popular Wy tho present
Grand Stock company and goes for the
balance OF the week.
Az THE IYCKUM,