Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

win the three theators bidding Tor
the amusement patronage OF the city
and each house doing big business, 1t
Ia evident that Tor the right kind Of
attractions the people will come OUT,
Notwithstanding tine cry OF hard times.
But tho people are queer In their mo-
tioDs rs the lam at the Theater IN
Tuesday night to see Corbe,t will tee.
tiiy. He spared but three shorl
rounds, but those in attendance con.
sidered that they received theit
money worth, and perhaps would do
go again another week, while Julin
Marlowe raber and her talented COM
paRy played here practically TO empty
seats. This, psrbaps, DOES not tend to
show the elevation OF the public mind
in regard to amusements. but freaks
ana ouriostlps always attract tho
crowdB iu every community the world
over.
The return OF tnu Frawleye Tor an
engagement at the rneRter, hns bveu
tue dramatic event VI the week. a
selection Ui pioyB was made for the
eugagt meut anu they have all Deen
nlmiTaby to.e ny tnis organ. zati0n.
Frswley uns had Il htsh light career
duripg tho last WI eeusonP, ana in the
face OF the bard Times mas been max.
ing good ueal Of money. His suc'
cssS has depended upon his nerve, auu
lie hiss displayed c0mHeuusble
amount u 81, and what would have
UypenTei to many mad plunge
uuu would have been avoided by
tIem was gniy laughed at by Ffaw!sy
anu ne wont iOrln, procured the best
there was to be had md then ssavd the
public t. Coms ana kee him, they diu
sp, were chm myd nud came aguin anu
again nud each timo he put forth
pIeaier efforts to please until hs Ca.
tablIshed Dia present reputation, aud
now the mention Of his Damv In con-
nectiou with theatrical attractions Is
signi flcGnt Oi the high grave OF them.
FfuwIey IL lot muth OF M actor MIN
cell though perhaps above the average,
Lut he mas tDe happy aculty Of ueinE
abls lO yet arounu MIN people who
please the public. Hie present season
closes On the last uny OF this present
month; Immediately alter he sail' for
Europe 10 procure come new
llays ior the OPENING OF the next sea-
ION, His company VIII be reinforced
next seaeOn by tue addition Of some
nvw Ter pie, though II Is ia g to pee
nu,ue thnt Blaucne Bates, Harry Cor
sOu Clarke, MAuEe Carr Cooke anu
uerhaue one or two mere VIII remain.
Snt akiuR of Bia che Ba,es recal!e the
iput tha! she 10 now SOUGHT after by
some OF the Ieauing magBgeis OF the
country, bui ner belief, II is uudet'
sto d, IL that her contract with FraW-
ley Will In the long iun amount 10
more her than u change wouio, and
!ur lhut reasOn che II malua with him.
she hps maze rapid strides etuco ehe
belonged to the company OF the Grand
here, though IL was preu cteu by macy
tiint she was ueslined fsr something
better. Her work mere was gool
schooling for her, as Salt Lake
audiences are exacting cnough q
call for tho best Il tie. IL
addition To bbility she has very
uleasiug Appearance anu charm
OF manner that is delightful and we
extend the hand OF congratulation TO
her bscause OF the general recognition
OF hsr merit.
Harry Csrsou Clarke and Mad8e
Carr Cooke in tnelr individual efforts
ore strong support to any company.
Clarke now stsnde to the trent IN hin
lire and not being hampered with the
weight OF yeafssh0uld yet make strides
OF advancement. He has manner
that IL characteristic Of him and upon
which he practically hns u eht, he
Is an Indispensable memner OF Fraw-
ley's cgmpaAy. anu he, to-, looks upon
Salt LAKE 90 the place where he tc'
ceived his diploma. The NEWS wishes
Mir. FrRwley success In MS future
theatrical ventures, and Will say to
him that he ia always sure OF well
G. me here.