The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-21

ADJUSTMENTS.
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Mr.. Cranes. all too brief Salt Lake en-
gagensrut came to an end last evsn,ng IN
the presence of d brilliant and enbtAusi-
ac5.!c aul.enCa The bill WIS aile Senator
in which Crane began his c0Ur as an IN
diY.dual star; ii has not formed a part Of
BIS TepeGr5ry IN tle pGeSela. season Llt.l
ba.s time, AND ne mas >rct Himself P.aySd
IT s.Aee less ApfA Learning from MY.
BunuJn, however, that SalN Lake was
GA,lX11us u nave nm produce ii acre, ne
puc u lntJ retleAIs3l Ald last n-2n- was
gwen TIE first rsaditlDl by 0le prSsenu
c-mp1ay very few peop.e could nave DIS DIS
coUned un2E IL was nrSt nlgM- tor any
OF the payers IL W5.D- VIII '-l6 same
sm0o,h perfection tnat his dIs'--.lsui1hed
All Mr.. Crane ; pro0Gfc.i1n5 a.Id tle
earnest work and .a.Sn h1isn ai his
payers .nilyArt 10 NGS4r rc.eS was as
noticeable as ever. M. Crane had u roe
eAt-Gsly su-.sd TO MS si-yle IN the Se'aa,Jr.
MISS Irish as the Widow, phe pall ere
breeZIy and n1Iarl1uSiy successful As
usua4 tar gowns were on ule BREATH
LalOalg ordetc. Charming Miss Hd6WeM
had nartliy 80 large dn opportunity, but
mas made Wonderful progress since she
was seen mere IN '"Ilnc Midnight Bell.
Mr.. Ha4eS h1rcefM and dasn4nG style
was hardy - well SuDaed TO Lieiat ealant
Scauyler-,ihe paTic IN WihacA frawdey
made vne first MT that brought HIM INFO
pFon.neMce-aS to uAe Cuner roles ne mas
one villa .lla audience. Mr. Putnam was
eNasL-virt- as uIa >.l,-t.Jt. ain1 az JLicos
of une company we're most clever Mr.
Crane was called before the curtain and
dpplauded 50 .0rg and p6rS-S.5t.tly 6nat
ne made a llti59e 5p5eCn OF thanks, say .tlS
that 1t was two years ssfce ne was last
in Sal. Lake, bips paa' the warmth Of MS
welcome made aim ANXIOUS 20 come again
and 10 come often.
Yesterdays matinee of THE Virginia
Couu.shlp was loI largely attended.
People decline 10 pay dollar for an
AFTERNOON performance h6re, and James
SO cent 1nauIlee was selling Lively white
Cranes performance was going on TO
comparatively few spectators.
Louds James opens tonight in his new
play "A Cavalier OF France II is said
60 be one of the season. successes.
THE English Rose at the New Grand
drew a large G.DuSe last night displte the
Continues 10 be a faNgrite, while the
comedy work of Miss Tracy and Mr..
Bunny comes IN Tor mos: OF the applause.
Charles Charters IN 5as role Of the
calls. The play IS fun OF interest and
STRONG situat.ons, particularly 50 the race
scene whera Fe3I Iorses gre Introduced,
and slNJuld I'LL rhe house during the
balance of the week
The New Grand theatre Will not be CON-
yea1tsl into a store louSa, nor given over
u me bats aud owls. 1t now 0e1cHgs ia
the western circuit the final arrange
ments having been concluded by Man
agsr McGarvie yesterday. This means
| that Salt Lake is in the ctrcut vita
| Kansas City. Omaha, Denver. Spokane
( MissouIa. Helena. Portland, BuLEe
( Seattie. Tacoma, San Francisco and Los
Angeles, and hereafter every popular
! booked at the Grand. The supplemental
! season begins ON Oct. d, when Lincoln ]
! Carter's melodrama '.Tha Heart of Cat
! cago.' will b. presented. Mr. Cantsr, win
! by tina way is Utah boy. aud com.
| uenced his career as cash boy IN the
| T. c. NJ L. az Ogdsu. is .wel h1Ilwr
| through MS productions of The Tor
| nafo,S 1.-The Fast Mai" and othel
| dramas OF that type, promises the bes
| performance ever given by any of his
companies here.