The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

AT THE THEATRE.-Th proba abilities
are that last nights performance at the
theatre viii not swell the carnival fund
TO bursting. but it entertained very
charmingly a pretty society audience.
and demonstrated what a number OF sur
prislngiy clever actors and actresses make
their summer homes in Salt Lake city.
The receipts were under three hundred
dollars and the expenses viii be more
than half that sum, though the house was
given free and all the actors made no
charge for their services The proera mn1e
opened with the William Teli.' overture
oy Mr. " elhe'S orchestra: old and famji-
lar as II Is, the selection was well done
ana heartily applauded. Miss Sibyl An
G l, most clever. pupil of Mr.
w enc s. followed with a violin solo, a
rendition Of De Beriots air done surpIls-
lngiy we'll for young girl performer
Drifted Apart, d thirty minute sketch
lntr.uuced Mr.. and Mrs. Russell; it is a
pretty little piece of sentiment, and 1t
was handled in nigh class and artistic
StGle ny the Two performers. The cos
tuning, the stage dressing and the entire
cffecis, brief as the piece was told of
Inc excellent school III which Mr. and
Mrs. Russell train. The gentleman, it was
freely remarked, was the reminiscent in
appearance and style, Of Herbert killerv
Mrs. Russell was heartily applauded for
some effective and sympathetic acting
MI Welhe string Qudrtette gave num-
Der in their usual artistic style. The third
act OF Mr.. RoyleS play of Friends" 50
well remembered here. was done by an
excellent cast, MIR. and Mrs. Royle re-
ceiVing warm welcomes and Mr. I.ipman
also coming III for a reception. The act
is the strongest one of the play and it
gives everyone an ample chance. Mr..
Young got big burst for his delirious
scene. which he never did better Mr.
SnpnCfr acted with his 11Gi1l nt,r
was evidently a bit nervous. Mr.. Ed
monds made an effective Old Paden. Mr.
Lipman vigorous and manly harje.
and Miss Dean an intelligent and pretty
Jenny Merryweather. An the company
received a call after the exciting finish,
and special applause was given the author
and his wife. The Orpheus club conclud-
ed the evening with a number and being
encored responded with the charming
Image of the Rose" the solo by Mr..
Fyper. who was also given a warm re-
ception.
AT THE GRAND.-A damned gallery
and a parquet two-thirds fun. is the
record for the opening of The White
Squadron " the sensational military and
scenic drama which Te-oPened the Grand
last evening. The applause was of the
tumultuous order and with the gallery
especially. the piece and the players made
an undoubted hit. Both belong to the
upper average grade, ard being suited
to the capacity of the average theatre
Soer We shall not he surprised if good
business s recorded all the week Those
who found most favor with the audience
we're Mr.. Jossey and Mr.. AlcAlpin and
Miss Foster. the singing of the trio last
named drawing repeated encores.
During the carnival-Thursday. Friday
and Saturday-the curtain at the Grand
viii be rung up at $3.50 p. m.
PINAFORE-A big crowd went out TO
Saltair last evening to hear "Pinafore."
The performance was the best yet given
by tae talented company.
THE DE LoERl CoNCERT.-Prof. de
Loery's concert takes place this evening
at Unity hall. The concert viii be de-
cidedly high class entertainment, the
performers icing mostly pupils and
friends of tho professor The vocalists
are Mrs. Plummer Mrs. Silva, Miss Sa bin.
Miss Dwyer, Monsieur de Loery Mrs.
Hamilton and Mrs. Carson VIII also as
sist II will he an artistic affair ard we'll
worth attending. Performance begins at
$50.