The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
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The Theatre had the banner night of
the pioneer season last evening. There
were $50 pioneers in attendance, the
house was packed from pit TO dome
with boisterously appreciative audi
eEce. Despite the seate set aside for
the pioneers there was more money in
the house by hundred dollars than on
Wednesday evening, a result which
viii greatly please the friends of
Messrs. Margetts and Lindsay, mana
gers of the company. The plays of
The Charcoal Burner" and Family
Jars were enjoyed as much as before,
the Macbeth music being cut out owing
to the length OF the performance. Be
tween the acts Mr.. Lindsay made
neat little speech, announcing to the
pioneers that all Who were able TO
march We're invited to join in today'S
parade, and further announcing this
afternoons matinee of "A Wonderful
Woman" and ''Toodles," he said that
he had seen many actors VINO had es-
sayed the character of Timothy Toodles
in the past 30 years, but he believed
that Mr.. Margetrs gave the best i'm
PRESERVATION of the role. Twenty-Five
and so cent prices will be charged.
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It was rather an off night at the tab
ernacle last evening, the receipts not
running more than 500. S,in, with
the preceding big nights, the total
reaches a very satisfactory figure. The
mistakes last night were twcfOld, one
was in charging the same prices for a
children'S concert as those charged for
the big entertainment Tuesday even
ing; another was in allowing the chill
dren's chorus to appear and render
part of their programme free on Thurs
day afternoon. Still, the commission
would proba bly, not have fOregone the
pleasure of Thursdays tabernacle event
for double last nights receipts. The
concert was under MIR. Bassett's direc-
ton, and though mo encores" was the
rule, the audience demanded a number
OF repetftions, notably that of the Den
yer ladies, who had to yield to several
encores. Mr.. Bassetts big chorus was
also redemanded. The full programme
was as follows:
Overture Fort Douglas Band
Chorus How Like a Voice From
Heaven, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DOnlZettl
One thousand children.
Solo. THE New Kingdom"
Judith Anderson.
Chorus, Away to the West Horn |
Fifty Voices.
Duet, Hail Crimson Morning" Lucia I
Misses Clayton and Bassett.
Quartette ..............--..-. Selection |
Philomela club, of Denver.
Chorus Jubilee Song" .........B asSett /
One thousand voices.
Vocal solo ....-....-----.--Mi Miss Forsyth |
QuarteTte, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Misses Florence and Mabel POul-
ton, Leland Clayton and Lucille
Bassett.
Duet, Happy, Thou Pale Moon.
CdlHDdHd /
Gertrude and Irene Kelly.
Chorus, Pilgrims Chorus 49,. Verdi /
One thousand children.
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There was a packed house at the |
Grand last evening, and Mr.. McGarvie's
face wore an expressive smile as he did
his counting up act. The variety show
winds up its engagement this afternoon
and evening.
Grand Opera House-Last night the
Grand Opera House was packed to the
doors and numbers unable TO gain adj
mission were turned away. The per-
formance went with more vim than
ever before, and seems TO have caught
the public fancy like wildfre. The
ocal illusions and hits were thorough
Y appreciated and altogether the Eu-
,opean Vaudeville company has most
opened What promises to
De a very successful run.