Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-23

,,oount " theatrlchi at'uSe liieh' '"e
ai''oS ~ salt Lake can stand and not
1t grudgingly either. Every
~, Of the present week has found
salt Lake Theater radiant with
,., and in addition, two matinces
ns t,.sn sandwicbed in, that no OPP
,,rtuptty might be lost Whereby the
ll,,tie dollar could get away The
c.aos engagement during the first half
,ho week was one long TO he remem-
- tbe plays given were Of par
.,.,ior,y high grade, and In the hands
y, he excellent company supporting
Wr crane, were exceptionally well pre-
serted. Speaking again of the com
~ II may be said that there was
rot a fault to be found with any mem
az each hitting into the respective
s.r,s with tongue and groove nicely
,.t vos decidedly refreshing, OF the
~ MAYS presented by Mr. Crane, the
ors that found the most favor, per-
ta,s was the one by Eugene Pres
h,av A virginia Courtship. II was
d,inty. patriotic and picturesque. not
hrr in IL that was not consistent
and the atmosphere which surrounds
I, IA redolent Of mangolia and mignon-
.,te Early colonial days In America
nroye fruitful field for dramatic
critters. and American people always
srpreciate their well directed efforts
c5isln Il is that A Virginia Courtshlp
viii always find favor wherever pre-
- ,rd nrove n dainty morsel for
se"''1' -. NJ Cr,no hos 10
rentfhprHhue' ~ NO
c!ded liking Tor Marina Mortohs pay
Fool of Fortune, and 1t Is splendid
.t,,, hnt the subject is not one of In
INNS a., ,t,.i, -
tertst eNe'ypou "i'H "'.'S W.
serious for a comedian OF Mr.. cranes
s,s,,p though IL tends to show his
nm. In, ,rba Senator ara him
VelS4''''.S, .,-.,ua''.'
like a glove anu NIuhe se'iti''ates
through II like a flash light and 1t Is
,,.slng strange that we have never
F''S"e i. ,, -, ta.,i,,.g,
seen II peioiv' 's - "l' Vs' W. 49,
throughout the country LOT long Tune
as one OF the best comedies put upon
he boards.
After arriving here and receiving the
phuu'ts ol VI rs pHVpe W rr 1u a,es
senlatpi "a his pius1, AZ ~ , anS W ,'i'a
aDle u tmI',', W. W ~
III sah rIt ll, - M','iput Io'u a"ti.a
ehasluB w aiiu uomi W ~ t ny W
Hlen'yn " m" 49, IL ~, ', ,',
Mau' Nili VI NJ s'v 49,, ~, - ~
lekIes VNtl n'S t.'ntiiie t,t ~ ~ ~ ~
Is 70 ot hg g,i, tiu' i'c WIZ uo'''e oi'ei'-
CT III inc lu'u'c'
Louis James returns to us again and
asks this time II he is a success in the
new field of romantic drama. As for
himself the affirmative NAV not be
withheld prOvidlng the qualification be
allowed that time will have to do the
rnundiue an of the edges made nv close
npDllcation TO an entirely different
style of acting. Perhaps II is only
habit but IL would seem that he OUT
does his fitness In his new venture. IL
Snpenrq natural to nraise him in st,ch
r5les as Spartncus or any other ira
rady In which he hnp appeared to nd
vantage but as the CAV cavalier II ia
harder ia tnnster IT. Louis lanes 10
os sa NJ tbe FEW of the old school Ieft
In tell the tale TO the present genera
lion Of the genius of his colleagues i'm
the prasentntlon of Sbnl;esperinn dra-
ma. and IL Ia 10 he hoped that he viii
nal entirely eliminate from His rennr-
tolre
Inc Theater VIII he dark Tor the frst
half OF next week, but when II opens
on Thursday night, October 2Sth, for
three nights, livelier performance
could not he given than that of Lost,
suuyod or Stolen. This production Is
novel one from many points of view:
il. o,ig T fnr,n W. 1S,th evn,y nossjhla
attention In dataji and Win ailof the ex-
,rayaeant n,otntinrs and correct nron-
critics and anniinrces that contributed
10 materially 10 It's SUCCESSFUL run of
company lg a large one and ls made IN
q we'll known nrtistg having no less
than seven members who have recently
appeared as stars Mt the herd OF their