The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-01
Band, E. Stephens. Director.
Suite, The Last Days of Pompeil---

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/ UURRTE DUKE, VioIinist.
Chorus, Utah, We Love Thee. Stephens
1900 children and Sousa's Band.
Z. Stephens. Director
Variations on Yankee Doodle. Reeves
Sousa's Band.
/ George de Lesparre. Observation-Disclosures.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS William 1ngersoll
Count Rodolph Chandoce.-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Walter Edwards
Major O'Hara. George r. Edeson
! Hector Placide. Hugh ]. Ward
Baron Mount Goslfne. ............
....................Ha Harry Hathaway
Lafontaine. William H. Tooker
Countess Armande Chandoce.
Observation-Disclosures, Rebecca Warren
! Mathilde Cher step-daughter).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Helen Henry
! Suzanne OHara. .Madge Carr-Cook
The Countess mother of Rodolph).
Observation-Disclosures. Catharine Jerome
The Baroness (mother Of Armande)
With this excellent cast the Grand
/
coming week 1t is one of the old
time favorites and has been seen in
Salt Lake with some excellent people
in the main parts, but we believe the
Grand company will suffer nothing by
/ comparison.
Professor Krouse has arranged a
most ambitious programme for his
! testimonial at the Grand this evening.
The full list of numbers is as follows:
Priests March-Athalia. .Mendelssohn
! Orchestra.
/ Why Do the Nations Rage-Mes-
/ siah Observation-Disclosures. Handel
MI. H. S. Goddard.
! Recitation-Luke (by requesO......
J OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bret Harte
Mr. Walter Edwards.
! Observation-Disclosures. Suppe
Orchestra.
! Cavatina-Marie De Rohan. ,Donizette
Mrs II. DinWoody.
Recitation-The Sisters. Tennyson
Miss Jennie Long.
Violin solo. commandments Selected
MI w. E. Weihe.
! Duet-ItaIian Love Song. .--.-. -Pinsuti
Concerto. Mendelssohn
Mrs. H. Dinwoody and Mr.. Pyper.
Piano solo-Andante and Finale
Concerto .;;:...::.::.; Men Men ndtss
Two Songs-Greeting to the
Woods, Spring Flowers. .Reinecke
| Mrs Walter Edwards. Violin Obligato
Mr.. Weihe.
! Overture-Pique Dance. Suppe
Orchestra.
Baritone Solo-Sundown... Parker
Mr. w H Tooker. Violin Obligato
Mr.. Coleman.
! A Few Moments With............
Mr. Hugh Ward
Quartette-Robin Hood.......De Koven
| Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Woodrow, Mr.. Ply
per. Mr.. Goddard.
March-E1hibition. Mott
Orchestra.
Dfrector-Mr. H. S. Krouse.
Accompanist-Mr Mark S. CiaySon.
AT the Lyceum the week viii be one
to rouse old memories. The Two Or
phans" is to be the bill. and the ever
pathetic and interesting old play
ought to please with Miss Hall as Lou
! Use. the blind girl, and Miss Lytton as
! Henrietta. the two waits; Mr.. Hayes
will do the chevalier, Mr.. Brinker
! Pierre, Dewitt Jennings Jacques. John
Williams Picard, Mr.. Royce the count.
( Miss Drury Frochard, Luella Lindsay
the countess, Edith Lindsay Marianne
and Elsie Reasoner Julia This, by the
way. will be the first appearance of
John s. Lindsay's daughters in Salt
/ Lake for several years. On Wednesday
afternoon the Lyceum will be thrown
! open to the old folks of the city and
a free performance given. The play
! Is an excellent one for such an occa-
sion.
The Orpheus society and the well
known Chicago Lady quartette will
give two concerts here on the 18th and
18th. This is the organization which
has been engaged by Sousa to travel
with his band later in the season.
Alice Merrill Raymond, the contralto,
is manager of the quartette-
The st. Paul papers are at hand
giving accounts of the first night of
1.-THE Last Stroke" produced in that
city last Monday night with NJ. Belle
vile, John T. Sullivan, Ada Dwyer and
other well known people in the cast.
The play seems to have scored a gen
uine hit. and a pleasant part of it is
that the Salt Lake girl comes in for as
hearty praise as any of the principals
receive. several Oh the papers print
her portrait, and all give her very high
commentator.
Ned Royle, his wife Selma letter,
Lucius Henderson and their company
for the next attraction at the theatre
Mr. Royle's new play of Mexico" will
be produced, and without doubt it will
be greeted in a warm fashion by his
many friends here. If it meets the
fate the same authors play OF
Friends" met here, there will be lit
tie room for complaint
The box Office at the Grand will be
open today for sale of seats for to-
nights concert from 10 to u and 2 to
6 p. m. Doors will be open at 1880, per-
Torrance at o'clock.
I In the III years since THE PivaIs,' y
produced at Covent Garden. made it's
then obscure author famous in a single
day, says the World not a year has
gone by in which that comedy has