Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07

orpheus club, under the direction Of
w. l.. Haskell. Those who attend the
performance are sure Of an enjoyable
entertainment.
In Old Keatuoky Ia tho bill Mt the
rheater on Tbutsday and Friday even.
lngs.
Mr. Charles Osgood, the advance
agent Of MI. Rict's 1892 company, Is
In tho city. He Is delighted with tbs
suocts, OF tho play on the coast, the
engagement nj the Baldwin thcaier,
San Ffaucisco, having been a brilliant
one. 1892 IL q combination Of comic
opera, farce aud burlesque, inter
mingled with ballols, marches and tab.
leAuK. The spooialties include tue
original Killanyi living pictures The
engagement at the Thesier commences
on Monday, Jan. 10, and covers three
nights. Seats will be on sale Friday
morning a. the box ofllce.
AT THE GRAND.
Standing room was at premium ai
the Gran last highland we'll 1t might
be, for the play, The Silver Lining, Ia
one that merits large attendance.
Dealing mainly with the money ques'
tiOn, ~ II does, and resulting iuJalan-
TALLY In n victory for the white metal,
It Rwakens the sympalhies Of the
Western people and eliolts uproArlo IA
applause Mt ir,qucnt Intervals.
rhs mAin roles Of the piece are
James Rhodes, n tramp known a.
"Dusiy" and Kate Oyermsn, the
schooimis,rest. The former was ably
handled by Mr.. Edwards. "Dusty"
at oue umo was = poor, despised
wretch who subsequently, "strikes II
rich" aud comes TO the rescue OF those
few who were his friends Ia the hours
OF AdverHity. His dress, however, n
tramp was somewhat ridiculous. Miss
MAdge CARGO portrayed the school.
mistress, In her usual emotional maui
ner, and Ia the second act, where she
gives the Baron Hcathing rebuke anu
shows him up In his true oolOrs, the
audience simply went wild. Mr.. In
Rersoll rs John Jefferson, an Illinois
country lawyer, and a candidate for
congressional honor, renders his part
In the utuai characteristic style, and
but for n little embarrassment In the
thlrd act, did exceedingly well. George
X. Eieson was In his element A. Bill
Jeffsuon, the Pike county farmer,
while Mr.. Tooker, as the president OF
the Farmers and Merchants
bank, performed his allotment
with good grace. Baron Theodore
Rotheman, an English ilnanclcr, re-
presenting the Wall street golj-bugs,
did fairly we'll, but Of course, this sym
pAthies OF the audience were against
him. Hugh Ward was highly pleas.
ing 40 Jack Scribbler. the editor Of the
Jefiersonviile Journal, ara as was evi.
denced by the applause which greeted
his appearance, he hiss n host OF adj
mirers In this city. Miss Warren as
Virginia Russell was we'll received, as
was slso Miss Jerome, who enacted the
role OF Daisy Bellwood, the part Ne.
signed to Miss Pollock, who did not
appear on account Of being indlsposed.
Harry Hathaway did very well as the
~orkingman. George PonrOso made
HE first appearance at the Grand last
night. His role wss that OF the sheriff
OF Pike county. The play continues
during the week.
Miss Edith Pollock, II was learned
last night, leaves for the East on the
Goth to Join her husband In New York,
who 1as now recovered from his recent
Siege OF illness.
AT THE LYCEuN.
For lack Of seating capacity the
Lyoeum management very reluctant.
ly hal to turn away business last
night on the occasion OF Harry Corsou
ClnTk's fitst appearance at tho West
side house, Tbs Zion'a Wheel CLUB,
one hundred strong, occupied front
seats ON bJth sides OF the house, their
club banner showing up prominently
In one OF the boxes, CLARK recipTUcAted
by wearing one Of the olub's Tosettes.
For curtain raiser the we'll known
flower scene from lngomar with
creditAble staging and cOstumInR was
presented with Edmond Hayes In the
tile role. His fine physique, resonant
voice and finished acting coupled
with Miss Lytton's Abls render.
Ing OF the role Of ParIhenia
made 4 very acceptable counter
foil TO the hilaTiouA comedy
that followed. My Awful Dad,
comedy In two acis by CHARLES
Matthews, IL essentially a star piece,
and with CoTson CLARK Rs the central
figure II IL needless to say II was au un.
qualified success. Given n rising
young barristef blessed with q father
with iuyeniie ufDugnaiiieg who has .
dlsagreeaolo way OF making his follies
revert ON his devoted sons hoad-and |
there In a rioh mine for fATcical com.
edy. CLARK on entering wac accorded |
big ovation Including n bouquet. |
Not until he had completed a verse OF |
The Man Who Broke the Bank NJ !
Monte Carlo, dld the audience quiet |
down. Adonis Evergreen, the sIOflive |
old pater familias, 10 a part that fts |
Clark's style like glove. J. j. VIII |
llams, who II well known to |
the habi,ues Of Wonderland In
ih palmy days, GlsJ made |
his hfst appearance with n
make-up slrikingy llEe one Of Utah's |
ex.gOvernoTs. lie WAS well received, |
Mr.. Monroe as Dick Evsrgrr en 10. |
,ether with Leon Henry as Prince
hotchokOt, assisted In making the |
somsdy n success.
Mlss riIlell ss Matilda W0ddagaiu |
made a charming widow, enoclually |
denomination that Hhe IN ~ much Vt |
1Ome In comedy IA Ia heavier parts.
Emma Marigolj, portrayed by Miss |
ReRsOneT, another ueuutante, was "a |
Aking little piece OF ieminiti,y. Tht
minor pats Of Fibt Rlus aud Dius |