Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
AMUSEMENIS

Jekyll 4 Hyde was the attraction NJ
tho Thsater last night with Mansfield
In the dual role. This play, founded
on the book written by Robert Lswis
Stevenson, is full Of horrliyiug siIu'
a,lons and good one iof nervous poo.
pic 20 stay away from, although Mt.
Mansfield In bis deliueAtion Of the
character Of Mr.. Hyde did not invest
II with tho h0b.2Oblln appearance
given by BAndmsnn la his production
Of 1t here some years age. The inter.
sst CsutoTs Ia the wonderful ChabTe
that ojmes over DR.. Jskyll through
HE use Of certain druge, making Of
him = hideOus monster with Hu innate
desire to murder and tvfriiy. BuI
Manifold DID not give usa chance g.
see this wonderful transformation, for
the house was Jafkeued 10 such an ".
tent during Mr.. HyJt's lines that i'm
aEinAtion on the part OF the audience
had 20 bo strongly exercised 10 order
that he could be iully appreciated.
Nevertheless tue play seemed 10 he
In favor WITH the msJorlty Of the audi.
,nce, a curtain call being gwen MI
Mantflold at the close VI the Perform
ance.
MILK WHITE FLAG,
Tonight At tho Salt Lake ThsAter
will be seen Tor the hfst time IN this
ouy, Hoyps A MIX White Il Y. TIE
work IL a sAllTs on our militia, ami II 10
the most pfeieutlous effort Of tbis
clever playwright. The cJmpany TO.
CURED 10 enact the piece humbufH hity
members.
THE GRAND.
Niobo drew zig house At the
Grand last evening sud Miss Warren,
10 the Greek statue come TO life, wa
tue same innocent, loving creature ~
before. The situations IN this play arc
extremely iunBy, anu Mr.. ElesOn
gets q chance 10 display bis ABILITY rs
high Glaze comedian. Toe other
Characters were we'll susIAined,
THE SOCIETY cRCUs.
For three solid hours last night niue.
GUAR young SAT- Lake presented TO
the ublic a real old Time ciTcus at tue
Continental Market hall. with lie
alIenVAnt side shows, popcorn, oirout
lemonade, sawdust and v1oIirf0us
"spielsfs." n Ithing was lucklng--in
laol half y dGEvn Of the acts would be
credit to Any professional circus.
Charley stanton, hrrayeu iu viii e
tile End uus,er, eNpatia,od on the
charms OF the tat lady And will mau
OF Borneo, together Wi h Wash Young
who, adorned with immaculate linen
anu An impossible tie, appealed
70 the Iuulio IN steutofiau
tones to "slep up early aud secure
your tickets" Al $50 the baud struck
up mar ial air sud the various per.
ormeTs made their bow ~ the ,uUliC.
Tue program, which oousis,ed VI
twenty Iur y, was an excellent one,
embracing several clever features,
notably tho trained ptalliOn OF Mi
Willis Gotten, human pyramids by the
Crescent football team, houz ntal bar
tTIcEs by the Y. NJ. &. A. ssui, T olass,
fencing by MtssTs. Dale Aud Lichsu-
stein, double trslrEs act by Francis
ana little Frank Olsen, challenge his IA
sioklng by II. 4. Ripl OF the riding
u Clarence Sinclair, lOgetntT with the
performance Of Heir kOt Imam, thr
iron.lawed artist rnd glass maGticat0r.
The equestrian acts were iair, the
horses being slightly nervous owing to
their unROOustOmtd tufT1uudiugs.
The clown seemed 70 suffer sllgutly
tom bttacks Of melacCh lila iue prJbs.
bly, from the act that their b-sI i.kys
were mstCiiully HmUtheTed 10y the
band. But altogether the circus went
ui without n mitch utd the super.
vision OF MI Wallace Munro who l.
a uld hsnu at the bus ne,s. The COS,
tuning throughout VS. vu fegle anu
tue Attendance lair. The show goes
tor two more u ghls with Saturday
matinee and viii una ubiouiy ieAv,
the HomEn's EEouauge on the right
side OF tue lsuk,t.