Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
mIIxADo Al GARFIELD BEACH.

NItSADO Al GARFIELD BEACH.
Promptly on time the beautiful
strains u Gilbert & sullivan's opera,
Mikado, noated out upon the evening
breeze at GARFIELD Beach last night
from a chorus OF eingers occupying the
improvised stage that had been erected
tot It's production. Many oolorcd elec-
trio lights were distributed about the
auditorium and Chinese lanterns VI
unique designs were suspended over
head, producing an effect at once pleas-
ing anu novel. The cool bttozts from
lake ana mountain, tho gentle roll Of
tho waves Of the lake as they iumblod
on shore and the silver rays Of the
moon over all lent charm to the ocoa.
zion that mu,I 10 seen 10 be appreclat.
cd.
Dur Ing the performance Of the opera
the audience listened attcntively anu
frequent bufuls " approval were heard
~ some iAv0Tite air was rem
detod Ia pleasing manner.
Much OF prAiio can be Eaiu
fT the performances aud with the
rounding OF Of the corners that are
always present with first perform.
ances, a presentation equal 10 any we
have had here Of this popular Olefa
will be- given. Miss Tfuhx made an
ideal lum-ium both ia her singing
sud hcliug, Rnd she dressed the part
admirably. Mics Howard also made
splendid impression Ia her rendition
OF tho part OF Pilti-SiBg; she has
pleasing voice anu stage appearance.
Miss Dean ~ Peepbo did well tho
smsll part assigned her. Mitb Mabel
Cooper "a Katlsha sang In splendid
voice, but dressed the character q IL.
tic too we'll, particularly her facial
make up. Mt. rhoS. Ashworth sang
swoptly the rolo Of Nankl-poO, but
would do well TO sued his wig and give
o more natural expression 10 his face.
Moroni j. Thomas as P0oh.bah was
good.
Dewey Richards AS tho Mikndo
acted the Part with becoming dignity,
though no hardly handled bis solos
with the vim necessary 10 theiruppTecl.
alton. Blake Blakomore NJ ko' X . was
a host Ia him6eli and though laying
no particular attention 10 his lines,
succsodoi In creating considerable
mCTflmont. The chorus did some eX.
cylient work nnd desoryedly received
the applause Of tho audience. Taken
altogether tho performance was q sue.
cess aud the Garfield Beach manage.
mout should receive the patronage
their enterprise dcsorves.
AT TIIE 0RAND.
4 yociisrOus and dtmonslrativs
gallery together with half house
downstairs INDUCED 10 mel0dthna last
night 1t tue Grand.
Tho Police Patrol starts out with n
safe blowing land murder scene and
keeps up tue pace throughout the
sutsequent Jour acts with an coca.
rlonnl song and dance interpreted ~
relieve tho tension,
SOmu very ofeditable scenery together
with the Introduction Ot Il patrol wagon
and n milk white team OF horses have
the effect Of Addiug 10 tha realistic
production of the play. This players,
toe, are perhaps seen 90 better adyau.
ihgn than heretofore; altogether the
drama Will undoubtedly play to good
business this week. Mr. J. :. Pearson
as the captain Of poles acquitted him.
.u'' s'''''""'J' ". - sVHeJ IN Altlhl
Joe made a better impression low
comedy character than no did In his
former efforts as Juvenile lead. w. A.
BTummel as the villain was fair
while J. EMcAlpin and D0llie Foster
received the attention a the audience
for their singing anu comedy work;
tho balance Of the cast filled their
respective r0l0s with fair success. The
Police Patrol that 10 decidedly rUmlni.
scent Of Tho still Alarm holds the
Grand bonGs Tor I.e laiauCe " tue
week.