The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-09

1t is a play on the rom att: order in
a prologue and three acts by Henry
Hamilton, we'll known as the adaptor
of Moths" and Our Regiment The
play is said to be filed with keen
heart interest and strong dramatic
situation. Mr.. Edwards and Mrs.
Cook are cast for the leading roles
though Mr.. IngerSoll and Miss Warren
have parts of equal Importance but
do not figure in the main story. The
motive Of the play hinges on the
Scotch law of marriage. A young
Englishman who has married a girl
according to this law and who has
discovered flaw in the ceremony
which makes it illegal. puts her away
in order that he may marry a wealthy
widow. There is a lapse of twenty
years between the prologue and the
play during which the second wife
dies and in the last act Of the drama
the two principals are reconciled
through the Influence of their children
This week at the Lyceum, there will
be radical change. Harry Corson
Clarke is to have his chance in a
curtain raiser, the famous old one act
piece so often played by ]. II. Stod-
dart and Maude Harrison in New York
entitled Zone Touch of Nature" His
part is that of an old man drawn on
the lines Of Buxton Scott in Young
Mrs. Winthrop" and he will be aided
by Miss Tittell and others of the COM
pany. Mr.. Hayes is to have his OPP
portunity in The Bells, " Sir Henry
Irving's famous play, the one in which
jhe acquired so much fame as Matthias,
the Polish Jew. 1t is heavy, tragic
undertaking. and "One Touch of Ma
ture' will form a decided contrast to
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Concert number two. of the series
for the benefit of the California chorus
from the Tabernacle choir, will be
given in the tabernacle Friday night
This will be "debutantes' night ten
of Mr.. Stephens young singers making
their bow for the first time in the
great auditorium. The programme will
be as follows:
Unaccompanied chorus, THE Sum-
mer" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. event
Full Chorus.
Duet, La Favorita" ......... Donizetti
Miss Eva Musser and Miss Ida Pratt
Bass solo, The Old Bugler'' . Pinsutt
Willard ChristoDherson.
Soprano solo, THE Separation.
Miss Nellie Penrose.
Old English Madrigal, unaecom-
panied. when First 1 Saw
Your Face" .....................F Ford
Full Chorus.
Contralto solo, Gypsy Song"-II
Trovatore .................... Verdi
Miss Mabel Cooper
Recitation, E'The Scotch Lassie...
Miss Spencer (winner at Eisteddfcd)
Bass solo. Nazareth .... Gounod
Andrew Peterson.
Duo. tenor and contralto, by the
Brooklet" ..............E. Stephens
Mr.. Sam Winters and Miss HERNIA
Tyler.
paniment Goodnight" .....
Miss Edna Dwyer and Chorus
Soprano solo, "To All Eternity"
.......... .........-.... Marcheroni
Miss Alice Bowertng.
Part song, Calm be Thy Slumbers'
....... Observation-Disclosures. Bishop
Chorus and Piano.
Before the clloir's third and last con-
cert of the series at which free ticket
for the California trip will be awarded
to some lucky auditor, the big spring
festival will come off, and Salt Lake
Will nave Tue CUdIce OIL seeing the
craze of the century, Paderwski,
whose date has been changed to March
4. and of again greeting the march
king, Sousa; he plays on the night of
the 9Th, and afternoon of the 18th, his
great band and the mammoth chorus
of children, Professor Stephens and
Professor Young having picked 1,500
from the schools. should make a great
event for the youngsters. Prices for