The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-19
from the honest hearts of honest peo-

from the honest hearts of honest peo-
pie.
The piece was happy selection for
the Lyceum company, for never be-
fore since the opening of the house has
there been such general excellence. The
play is one of good parts all around,
and every particular member of the
company fairly outdid themselves.
Miss Hall may be very hatterlngly
compared with the original Hazel,
Effie Ellsler, and is the best piece OF
work she has done since she opened at
the Lyceum. Mr.. Brinker makes an
excellent Lord Travers, playing the
very difficult role in an easy and arts
tically natural manner. Mr.. Lothian
and Miss Lindsay, as Pittacus
and Dolly, supply the comedy
in manner which keeps the
audience in laughter whenever they
appear. Mr.. Jennings plays Squire
Rodney, and it is his very pest part
Miss Drury, as Mercy, is seen to ad-
vantage and the rest of the minor
parts are in good hands.
This week a triple bill will be offered,
with the full cast of the company in
the different roles. The charming
little domestic drama in one act en-
titled 1.-THE Open Gate will be the
first with the cast as follows:
Aunt Hettie. Maud Edna Hall
Jesse. Edith Lindsay
Uncle John. .........H. Coulter Brinker
Garth. MISUNDERSTANDING Charles Lothian
Following this will be produced the
famous one act gem by Augustus
Thomas, "Editha's Burglar" with little
Esther Breyer in her famous role of
Editha.
Bill Lewis ....H. Coulter Brinker
Paul Benton. DE Witt Jennings
Editha. ...................E Esther Breyer
The third piece is charming little
comedy in one act adopted from
Lord Tennyson's poem 1.-The Sisters,
and called Sunset
Lois and Joan step-sisters.
Maud Edna Hall and Edith Lindsay
Aunt Drucila. Nellie Doury
Lawrence Leigh. H. Coulter Brinker
Mr.. Rivers. ...........De Witt Jennings
Azariah Stodd. ....... Charles Lothian
The management announce that
week. from tomorrow the two new peo-
pie will appear with the company. The
bly, be "Frou Frou," with Mr.. and
Mrs Gleason in their famous roles.
They arrive from the coast Wednesday
of the week and Immediately COM
mence rehearsals.
NIr. Gleason will take charge of
the stage, and his wife will play the
second lead.
On Thursday evening Miss Sabin will
give a concert at the First Congre-
gational church. She will be
organist, Miss Smith, elocution-
ist, and a double quartette Of male
voices led by Mr.. Peabody. Following
is the programmes:
Organ solo, overture, Derfreischitz
Professor Radcliffe.
Male double quartette Last Night
........ ....... -. ........... KjeruH
Fred Bennett, j. c. Woodward,
w. H. Shearman, H. w Hen
derson, George Savage, P. c.
Stevens, Fred Jayne, A. H. Pea
body.
Songs
La Chantiz Reiz, Dormez" .Gounod
Miss Sabin.
Reading, AUX Italiens" Bulwer Lytton
Miss Smith.
Piano solo, Sonata" OPP. h..
.......-... Beethoven
Miss Sabin.
Organ solo, Grand Offertoire' -.
.......... ................... Batiste
Professor Radcliffe.
Song, "The Flight of Ages" .Bevan
Miss Sabin.
Reading, "Tobe's Monument" :. Anon
Miss Smith.
Piano solo, 'Rondean Brilliant" Weber
Miss Sabin.
Double male quartette Bye Lo
Land" .......-.............. Macy
Following is the programme for the
ho nd Of EOTtn 11rrIo o. o -
afternoon:
America"
overture-'Light Cavalry .......... suppe
Recollections of 1.-The Operas" 800 Boyer
Waltz from Wang" Morse
Polish Dance .................Arrg. Sousa
National Air of.......................'I Italy,
Song of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "Abyssinia"
Medley-"Just One Night .......... Dewitt
Hail Columbia"
LONDON, April 1S.-The theaters
have been doing good business since
Easter Monday. The new plays which
were then produced were uniformly
doing well. This is true of '7The Sin
of Saint Hulda" at the Shaftesbury:
"a Mother of Three" at the Comedy:
1.-THE Gay Parisienne' at the Lyric and
"Diarrith" (the musical farce written
by Arthur Roberts) at the Prince of
Wales.
Hc HcW JdpduSSS pay Will De pro-
duced at Days tonight The play
has been in active rehearsal for the
past three weeks.
1.-THE Artists Model" which up to
the closing night of its fourteen
months run, drew crowded houses at
Days, is being presented at Islington
Horace Lingard, at one time a great
favorite in America, is dangerously i'll
at his residence at Cherboy.
Rehearsals of king Henry W. are
now so far advanced that Berbohm
Tree expects to produce it at matinee
performances next week. In this play
Mr.. Tree promises an entirely differ
ent reading of the character of Fall
staff from that in which he was seen
in 1.-THE Merry Wives of Windsor"
THE oPPoRTUNE TIME FOR LADIES,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Walker Brothers annual black silk
sale, you know what that means. :
Everything in black brocades and plain
silks will be greatly reduced for two