Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

, Eies1n, Ferdinand Gollschalk, j.. s..
| Backur, W. u. Cr0mutou, i. h. Yin.
ney, Cnafles Young, Walter Day nui
Grlrgo Pierce.
Bohemia, which the clmuany will
als0 produce, IL by Clyde Fitch, author
0i beau Brummel anu uihet success
playr, ami IL the adaptation from the
ium1ue French novel u HEM Mnr.
ger, La Vie DC B1homu. The scenes
ate laid iu France, ana with the *.
cep.lon 90. tue first act, take tlaor In
Paris. NJ. Fitch, II IL sail, has caught
thuqu nnd tender sentiment OF The
bohemian iiio On tho Latin quarter n
the French capital, and has charged
the play with delicate feniimUnt, arch
railiory nnd exquisite pnlhos. Tnis ls
the way CiytU Filo1 tells the story Of
tbs Ilni!
A young artist has rlch uncle who
Wishcs TO marry tho young man 70 a
wealthy society willow, tut the youur
man hes Il will as we'll as a heart
Of hll own. HIS uncle threaten
10 disinhufii him unless no marrlos lu.
10 society in this wny, Tho hcrlthrfC.
fore departs nom his unclu'a c0urtfy
place Tor Paris in quett 10 q i5lIy party
% Bohemian young m1n aud young
wumuu VINO had siyon r. picnic
Ia tho immediate vlcinity o.
hisi uncle house within the time
Of the action OF the mt oct. The
young mau becomes iil In Paris and D.
taken 90 hospital where be falls boo
love with a pretty mlliucr, Mimi, who
j. there tnktng care Uf her father. n
covering hts htalin no nnda hi.
Bontm an ucquaintanc e IN the plctuf.
oiquu anu iftt.aud.uafy Latin quarter
OF tue city and the tfials and ifihula.
lions Of the poverty stricken, but Iy-
iul comrades nrfo are pioluftd Ia the
play. The Vaccinations uf the uncle
TO separate the hero and Mint anu tho
nnal collapse OF the troubles oi The
young people make up the rest Of tue
play.
Bohemia closed the lasl aenson 90
the Empire company At the Emplfn
ThCaluf, New lofk, where Il fsn Tor
over hundtod nights TO OVERLOOKING
audiences. 10 10 one Of the favotito
plays OF thu company anu nowhere
cleo nru they seen 10 better advantage
than la Il.
Tue Benefit Of the Doubt, another
OF the oompauy'a plays l. new
oomedyin three acts by Arthur Pinefo,
author OF Sweet Lavender, Lady
beautiful, the Second Mrs. Tanquersy,
The Sweet Amazons, etc, IL Ia pre-.
suntod by arrangement with Dauiel
fTohman oithe Lycoum thoater, New
York, whore the piay enjoyed n highly
successful run Immediately following
~ Initial production In LOndOD. There
10 probably no dfhmatlst OF today that
10 more sailed IN the art OF dolinCalinR
graphically all Kinds Of character.
flnrfo'a facility IN this direction has
been likuned 70 that OF Thackefsy. Ia
Tue Benefit of the Doubt, wo arc pte.
senioi 70 an unhappy wife 10 whom
tue Judge Ia an action Tor separation
has Just given tho benefit VI the doubt
that n 10 say, he permits her 10 win
her case, but leaves cloud lowering
over her. This character Will DO A..
sumed mere by Viola Allep, the
charming leading woman OF tho com.
pany. Tho name Of the personago 4
TheOphila Fraser. The doubt aud uu.
certainly on the part u hcs husband
anu the anguish aud J'alluay Of the
vile OF tho man with whom rhsOphiia's
name has been linked, tue pefpexl,y
and despair OF the man himself, and
notably wonderfully original ecene
towards tho middle OF tue play Ia
which Ihoophiia, quite weak and *.
hauttud through tue influences Of a
very slight amount Of wine, given nor
"a r's'ofatlve,movea through a high.