Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

Is such prominent one as 'hat Oh
Stuart Robson, from a dramatic stand
point, and 1t has for n long time been
the symbol of excellence, when at
tached, with its owner, to any produce
ton in the dramatic line. and for that
reason Mr.. Robson is always sure of a
n,orr, ,oca,,ior here As Joseph lief
-. T. H., ,aaoi ,.poh Acros " and
iersoh 10 '"v i'e''' ""
John II. Raymond the oniy Ioiohei
Sellers so also is Stuart Robson the
inimitable "Bertie the Lamb" and like
-, -, - Co... ,,d
the others mas reapeu 'he iaine ""N
fortune which follows In the wake OF
popular success II makes no differ
ara, now, ,,,on,. now ,,ovs such men ns
.,'--,-.-. -. -.
these iuehtity themselves "iui' ''s'
seems TO be nut one pihecle anu
:. .4a,a. 90, &c tho mar
~. ~ 800
ucuiar marx ny Wiiich 'ieF "ie iuen',
fed. Robson as "Bertie the Lamb IS
remembered by every one who ever
-, ~, ,,,ao.,,,.,, 80 .a.irs- bt,,, II, that
hau '"e pie"sN'e y.
role in me Henrlettn' as others oi 'ne
old school of comedians have been IN
their hobby roles. but the plays of the
,,ro,a,t aaoadc eitber do mt furnish
ID.
the opportunity OF the piayers ure hV'
capable of making their individuality
know, 4, TINT degree. that IL becomes
,.'.,.,,s,,.. o,d lostiny The present
iii'p' .,. 49,, ,,,,,dsd
age Is frivolous anu ,ne
ness of the people shows It's impress
tho,,, and one Of the first places that
tho nonnlar mind is expressed Is upon
tho theatrical stage, Playwrlghts ex-
arcise themselves to please the public
Nv nroducing plays in keeping with its
Tsrries hut MANY of the present gem
arntinu hone Ia live TO see the day
, vius,on ratmrn 70 The more wholesome
49, viii he inaueurated again, when
pias ,,,,,, o,,a hasIdes the display of
t,,,hts v,,,qar songs and variety acts
III, ~, forth nv theatrical man
WI. 90 no dnliara Of the amusement
ues,s, ioi ''V "
pupiie'
,,a,,, nrattv co,nnIinnent was that
II, 81 ,ha salt lake Opera company
paiu " c .n hrotbers on We'd
by me onrls.en9es ~ ,ra,ont weak
hesuay eNenIns VI ~ fo,,,,,a,,, and
wheh ,ne ~. - snaciaI Guests
thelr escorts were ihaav ep.'ai 80
at ,ne lss u.ai sV'i ~, aonat,s ana DIR
ehJoyupiy speht ~ us, - &c.,
ing the evening cnoIus VI w. ~,
the Chimes Were sung, Huch " tne
delight OF those present rePet,ipn
OF the Chimes Oh Nornn"i,Is ""
given at the Ineater on NeM ie e'aa,,,
afternoon and night ana Judging from
the heavy patronage whlch was ac-
corded the presentation mere during
the other engagement. II IS shte 10 say
that the coming performance VIII De
equally well received.
Preparations for the coming OF santa
Claus and the arrangements being
made for Christmas dinners, initiated
somewhat against the attendance at
the Theater last night, when stuart
gagement here in The Jucklins, but the
impression made In this play augurs
well for the other performances to be
given by this company during the re-
mainder of the week. II Is SAID tnat
The Jucklins was sugge.-ted TO Au-
gustus Thomas by the story or Opie
reads book of the same name. Just
how much of the story Is utilized IN
the play cuts no particular hgufe, Tor
a. heors. to n marked degree, the deli
cato and sympathetic touches and
smoothness of dialogue so character
istic of Augustus Thomas, that 1t Is
entirely satisfactory and en1oyapie.
pastoral comedy II Is caieu' anu "
comes as near being that Us any pay
well could be. 1t teens with the rusty
humor of the old school. the KIND that
induces wholesouled merrlmeht anu
excites rlslbility sof healthy nature
that the mind retains long aitef the
scenes and action of the play are
over In brief, the story told, is that
of an old North Carolina farmer VINO
years before in rough ahu tuinple
fight with another man, received nloW
on the head with a rock. ever slice
which time his mind, uhuer u seNele
strain would revert 70 nghuns OF
"wallering," as he calls ~ thousn ne
never did any OF II hlnseh, ne Muu,u
ease his mind by watchlhg we resu.sa
of fight between ms gntlle ruvs taiis,
sam" and Bob, ana the InNuIiup ne
rule with him was that II lhe ui'e r we
backed TO win was ue'Sl'eu' hi' Ija
BILE would not be happily ellueu' -,
family and neighbors hWlys ! nten
something was trouplhg oiu ~.
Jucklin' when they saw nun VIZ. ,.eaa NJ
ROSTERS under MS arm. ms sun
ed the statement or ule p', a
gentleman, Mlth NllIu'nous 49,, :"
cies, that MS iatnvr wac 49,.
and IN nv VI "a
shot ana suppose ,,rii,',.
killed him ana az ms lrl'ti ~, ,.istah
the lawyer for the ueiehuan., Wis a,,r
TO enter the plea Oh neLe u't - =, 81,
ity. but the son Wouiu my We ~ 10. H.,
and the case was triea on its mr. ~ w
and the son convicted, put upon new
evidence to the erect lhat ,ne pron o,
ton, n new trial was granted, put pc
fore II came off the governor Oh the
state gives nun parton 20 the plla-
oner. believing mmseh 70 ne ieapOhsi-