The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-24
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AT THE GRAND-One of the most
charming renditions the excellent COM
pany has given since its long season
opened was that of last evening, when
Still Waters Run Deep" was played
for the first time. The audience was
rather light, but 1t ought to have been
immense. 1t has usually been the case
that in the plays where they have been
matched either Edwards or Ingersoll
has had the better chance, or one of
the two has carried off the honors in
the estimation of the audience. Last
night they came out neck and neck,
the most capable judge could hardly
decide to which of the two belonged
the laurels. If Mr.. Edwards is named
first in this notice it is only because
he was Surer of his lines than Mr.. In
gersol. That gentleman made several
haltS, but in spite of them we can say
that he has seldom if ever done amy
thing here beitter than his Midway.
nothing at least since the lead in
Scrap of Paper" a part which it much
resembles. Edwards equally has done
but few things better than his Hawks
ley, and the dialogue between the two
sharply contrasted characters in tine
second act was a gem of acting on the
part of both gentlemen. They won a
good recall Nearly everyone else In
the piece fed these two characters;
Miss Cooke, who wore some becoming
gowns, one new one being especially
striking, played with power and vigor;
and Miss Warren had a slight roie IN
which she only had TO act sWeeuiy ana
naturally, terms which are synonyms
as far as She is concerned. Capital
INV II EN6pC6n
and Mr. Warde in two small charac-
tiers. The charming Old comedy ought
to do a good weeks business. 1t is one
of Tom Taylor's best, and we Suggest
does not need the palpable attempts ait
modernization made In k9yanS
the action in this decade; every thaatef-
eo=,r knows that it was standard When
Mr.. Edwards and Ingersoll were baoeS
and Stockings. We can even ccnhu.ee
to Mr.. Edeson that the old time gag
about the insurance company was tifs
sphinx instead of the "phenl&; Iile
hinder used to make his exit all the
more la.ughable. The orchestra played
sCme graceful music and was several
times applauded.
KATIE PUTNAM-"At the Old Lime
Kiln" by Katie Putnam, Harry Emery
and their company will be the bill at
the theater tonight.
THE OPERA SALE-The box Office
onens tomorrow morning for the raw
ary season and a great rush IS looEd=d
for.
MRS. KIMBALL DEAD.-St. Paul
March 23-Irs. Jennie r. kimball OF
Philadelphia, the well known opera com
many manager. died this morning in hel
private car at Union depot, this city.
The concert gwen under the aus
pices of the Ladies Mission Aid SO
cietv at the Reorganized chapel last
evening, was a delightful entertain,
ment The house was crowded and
/ each number was heartily aDplauded
the efforts of Mr. Green, Mrs. higgins
and Mr.. Miles being received with es-
pecial favor. The programme was as
piano solo. La Fileuse,' Oh. 49,. Raft
Miss Carmella Bonetti.
Trio. 80 Memory, ......-... Leslie
Mesdames Green, Higgins and Mr..
Thomas.
! Song cat Twilight" .PerSley
Little Miss Larson.
Bass solo, THE Mighty Deep, ....Jude
MI H. w. Miles
Pages song from Les Huguenots,
Meyerbeel
Mrs. C. w. Higgins.
Recitation Selected
Miss Susie Walker.
Tenor solo, "a Madrigal," ,...... Harri:
Mr. r. j. Thomas.
Aria-o Luce di quest ANNA, Lin
d." Observation-Disclosures. Donlzett
Mrs. John Green.
Piano. Gypsy Rondo.. ........... Haydn
Miss Bonetti.
Joolero SONG I'm a Merry lin
CARA" Observation-Disclosures. Bale
Mrs w. B. Banks.
Duet, Holy Mother Mariana,
Wallac,
Mesdames Green and Higgins
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Gold Nedal EAR Erancisco.