Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

TIE people u s,it Lake have enter.
tanned the Fire Gales this week Al d
have done II well, ani more curious
crowd has sclltm Or ever crossed our
borders. Everything that vas done Tor
them they aprtr oiatd, ami no doutt
The sights they have scsn and
tho things they have heard
whlli here will la',ingly rsmsin
20 rietsant n emoira gith them. We
arc na'ufally we'll equipped for the
entertainment OF sirangera. The lake
fcsofis are easily reached nnd dip In
the bflny II 20 fuluvenaiing that many
declare that nothing iike u has ever
been experienced by them before and
tho wonderful construction u the i'm.
menas pavilion Il Ssliaif oalla forth
tho most uuhoundci admiration aud
praise. Pcturuque Fort Douglas, Ell.
ualed ~ Ills NJ the foot OF The mountaiEs
70 the tatt % the city ani commanding
M II does 10 beautiful view OF the sur
r0undingf, is always one ni the paints
o. Interest TO travellers. Tho informal
concert rendered 20 tho visiting Fire
Chiefs and their ladies In the historic
ola la efnafls was q splendid way 10
show Oh another Of the principal 81.
fractions 5ait Lake p0sicsca aud
demDnstrate 10 aifangefs IT. wonderful
ofgsn ans acoustic properties u the
building nni tho mammtth ohOif that
has won Distinction IN the nation.
We arc 70 accustomed t. these things
that we hardly appreciate them until
reminded q their existence by
sttangcTf.
The Carnival ~ Madrid ut sallalF
this week has proved success 40 Tar o.
the performances are concerned, and,
u might be snid, as far 20 the attend.
auoe was concerned, but vheihrf or
MT II has been succeha financially
temains ior tue management 90 decide
when they foot up the receipts and
deduct the expenses. The production
certainly deserves credit, Tor ugthing
upon 10 large n suilo mas ever been
attempted hero before, aud there being
no charge practically, bu, the uiual
railroad fare, n ~ not strange
that half Of the town should
nightly visit Snltair. Perhaps tho
management realize that tho stage
platform lisa little too tar from tue
pavilion 20 allow OF the pleasure that
mad Il been nearer would have teen
given, however those with opera
glasses could easily distinguish every
thing that was boing done. There has
bsen talk Of continuing the Carnival
Tor another week.
MI. Milton Lipmau, bfothur.in.law
OF tho MeHsfa. Eohn Bfos., leaves tor
the l. at Sunday evening TO Join l..
NJ. aud Joseph Hollands company.
RsheaTsala Tor tho toniou's woIR
will commence the latter phrt
OF tho month. Mf. Lipman
stated IN answer 10 the question
OF the NEWS drrmitic ruundcr that
tho Hollands hai net selected their
routes definitely asyet but were nguf-
Ing on coast tour In which case Salt
j,sko wlllgo a date.
Eliason Will open tho fall suhson ut
the TheEler August .Sth. Atd from
then on tho round OF nmus0meuts
will be- continuous ono aud h,ttac-
lions OF great merit will DO seen.
Tho Grand Will open few daj 10
later with q nfit clnts stock company
headed by George Eieson and Walttr
Edwards. Manager Rogers made u
iiattefing proposition To Milton Lip
man 10 remain, but that gentleman
being othefwifo engaged, could not
accept II.
The Lyceum has booked some good
attractions, among them being the
C0finno Opera company. Ii IL the
Intention OF the management al this
houte h make some needed Tepaifs
there preparatory 10 the fall opening
and no doubt the Lyctum will Prove n
strong factor In the Amusement llue.
TIE Arper stock company at the
Lyeeum commences It's third week II
the Lyceum, Monday evening, with u
production VI the inToical comedy IN
three acts, My WiiLs First Husband, n
play funnior tnan the StTAtrgists.
From tho rise 10 fall OF the curtain the
rush Of perplexing and ridiculous sltu.
Hiions is very great.
Tba Uno and ponv Chan