Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-08

to see other creations OF bi
which II possessed OF the meIi
which For Fair Virginia cot.
tains more and perhaps greater die
tinctiun Ia In STORE for him.
The farewell week OF the company
the Grand, that has provided our
amusement public with SO many
pleasant evenings curing the pas
winter season, has not attracted the
large attendance to that popular little
thester that was expected, Porhspe
the play was mol a desirable one Tor o
closing week and that Instead OF the
l.. hts o. London some pretty little GO.
cieiy drama should have been gives,
but the ruth OF the matter is, II
doubt, that even the announcement
OF farewell week OF the ol.
iavorites was not of sufficient i'm.
portance to impel the giv.nk up
the outdoor hmusements that tho pref
ent charming ev hinge ptoviue. TIT
regular sc son at tho Grand which IL
now ClOsinB uhs boen u " yiue obc w
the management of the b use. The
misiurtuues comm need with tue selec-
ton OF IA l,uulu lady ami "a III Mis-
BstemAu came, quite late the sea-
son tue house bai practically been
with VI one. The Wild hJunIeriug
around of the managers until sbe
cane almott Jlosed the hou,e thougl
it was perhaps through no iault o.
theirs otLer than that they should
have personally selected some oBe b.
fore the season commenced. Since Tho
ADVENT Of the lew siege manager, Gr,
Hsch, things have moved along at b
rapid pace, plays have been pres, Dteu
that have mace money IOr Ihe bUust
ami have nearly recovered the grounu
lost during the early part OF tb'
stasop, NV that the present com
tapy are to retire the NEWS wishes 10
,xtenu the maud In pa uns ana wish
each IL diviuual IN, mDer continutd
tucrtss wherever they may 90 an
they may Test sstufet Of cordia
greeting whenever they croDs uu.
shores again.
a Ter an absence extending over
several year,, Mics Georgia Cayv4p
lelurns t. the city o. Monday night,
at tue Salt Lake IheAter, where, a
The heau OF comusny oil her ow u,
she will be- seen IN II ,uert Buchsnan'r
uetu.iful pastoral dratu', Squire * ate.
lhis play was first seen IN this cOun.
| try some iUur years sgO, whom III wat
done by the NswY TX Lyceum ihea.
| ter company, OF which Mss Cayvlu
WAS then the leading lazy, anu III TIT
| utle role she secret one u the greCtes
| success 8 of her artistic career. Ine
| play Ia well known wherever an in.
| terest Is taken In the tnester.
Miss Cayvan's engagement In this
| city IL / miteI to Two nights only, anu
| 1t ia to Squire Kate that the first 10 u
| be devoted. For the second an inter.
esting dou ole bill is promised, cousisl.
| ing Of q three-act comedy en- leu
Mary P.npiugton, Spinsier, Ia winch
her Il iiial stellar eugsL emeDt In New
| York was inaugurated last iall, anu IA
| cJmeuielta by Tnos. Hayne, Bsylry,
entitled The Little IndIvidual. The
| first named VI these plays has proven
one OF the most successful OF Mics
| CUyvsn's offerings, anu the critics OF
Sau Francisco and Portland unlie In
declaring 1t 10 be the best. II ia IN
marked contrast to the play to BE-
| Offered MOnday Might, Squire X atr,
| particularly In point OF cos1um'ng, IN E
| one dealing with society people, VINO
wear molish gswns anu whose sur
roundings show every mark OF ref me-.
ment, AMI the other dealing with the
| eimple folk OF Remote En- Slish farm.
ing district, whose costumes, while
quantity picturesque, are far from
| Iashionsble.
Mary Pennington, Spinster, lie a
] c meuy in Ihree acts ana is from the
| pen Of young London uramatist, W.
| X. Wslkes, who mas already won con.
| siderable celebrity in the British met
ropoiis. This 10 the play winch wss
| eeiected Tor the opening OF Mts
Csyvan's season In Now York, and II
ran throughout the entire New YORK
! engagement.
Next Thursday evening at 1.-THE Salt
Lake Theater, Mr.. Nat. q. Goodwin
will commence an engagement ui
three niShts. Thursd,y night he viii
present Tor the fret time 10 this city
Al American CIlizen, the new come.
| dy which has mate such pronou q ced
,ucress. There is not another come.
dian on the stage VINO eau draw q
laugh ana tear almost simultaneous.
| ly rs can Nat Goodwin. He SO gwen
us convincing proof OF his AFFINITY In
serious lines OF work. The part of
Boresiord Gruger In This play is saiu
| 10 give him great opportunities. 1t IL
| a CHARACTER full OF fUTcs aud neryuus