The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-04

envy and unkindness with which d
companion of his childhood, on meet
ing him again in his prosperity, spoke
of his riches, title and luxury, he an
swered him, well, now. you shall
have it all. but at cost price" We will
go down in the garden, I will fire at
you sixty times and then if you are
not killed everything shall be yours"
For conference the Grand manage
ment put forth a bran new double bill
as follows:
The performance will begin with a
dramatic sketch in three scenes, found
ed on an incident of tie late war. ORA
n.atized by F. E. Carstarphen, from the
story by Fortune L. Storr, entitled in
Howard County" Cast:
Colonel Crawford, an officer in the
U. S. army $1,000. Walter Edwards
DR.. George Crawford, a young ply
sician ............. Charles Wyngate
DR.. haynes, an old southern SYM
pathizer ........ George r. Edeson
Frank Wildmay, of Quantrelrs
Guerillas Hugh Ford
John Elliott, of Quantrells Gueril-
las .....................E- NJ. Rodier
Uncle Adam, an old negro.
................-...H. D. BIakemore
Lieutenant Foster. Of the U. S.
Lizette HAYNES. . Adele Belgrade
The main piece will be Nat Goodwin
Turned Up" Needless to say, Mr..
Edeson will have Goodwin's role. The
cast is as follows:
Captain Midway, of the Petrel....
.......... ......... Walter Edwards
George Midway, his SON..
.................. Charles Wyngate
Carraway Bones, undertaken and
general dealer. George R. Edeson
General Baltic, on foreign service.
Nod Steddam, barrister. Hugh Ford
Ben Bluff, boatman....S. S. Simpson
Policeman. ...............One Of Them
Mary Midway, Captain Medway's
widow ............. Adele Belgrade
Sabina Midway, her daughter.
Observation-Disclosures. Mamie Dupont
Ada Baltic, the generals daughter.
Observation-Disclosures. Jean Chamblin
Mrs. Pannall, Georges housekeeper
Cleopatra, Captain Medway's sec
ond wife. H. D. Blakemore
Little Ephraim. .........A dark subject
The Tabernacle choir, the Young La
dies chorus, the K of P. band and Mr..
Schettler, the Denver prize winners,
will appear in the big concert tomor-
row night at the tabernacle. Another
feature will be the first appearance of
Professor Mcclellan in an organ solo of
his own arrangement, and of the girl
violinist, Susie Grant, who is said TO
be quite O marvel for her age. The
choir and bard render two numbers in
conjunction. The full programme is as
follows:
Festival Overture ..... Leutner
Prize piece won at Salt Lake
Eisteddfod by this band.
Knights of Pythias band.
Chorus, 'F'aus-" ..............G ounod
Tabernacle choir and band.
Ladies chorus, Distant Bells"
..................--... Mckenzie
Denver eisteddfod prize piece won by
this chorus.
Guitar solo, "Ernani" ......J. K. Mertz
Prof. c. D. Schettler, winner at Den
yer eisteddfod.
Glee, "sleep While the Soft Evening
Breezes ..-...-..........- Bishop
Tabernacle choir and organ
Violin solo, "Cavatina". . Raft
Miss Susie Grant, pupil of Prof. Pc
derson.
Dances ................. Edward German
Denver eisteddfod prize piece, K. of p.
band.
Solo and chorus, '1nfiamatus" .Rossini
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas-Edward and choir
Ladies' chorus, Morn of May" Morgan
Denver eisteddfod prize chorus.
organ SOLO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
......I illustrations from Lohengren
Adapted for pipe organ, and performed
by Prof. J. J. Mcclellan.
Soprano solo, Jewell Song"
Faust" .................... Gounod
Mrs. Lizzie ThOmaS-EdWard