Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
MUSIC AND DRAMA

Berenice Wheeler, Irene Nanc ia IT,
Hannie Deuham.R luse AMI Marie
Balee.
The four or eve songs INTRODUCES IN
Chimmie Fadden ny MIR. Cuarles
Hopper are all his own composition.
The Premiers Dtu liter, or a Dfou
oil Poison, is the hig title VI
next weeks attract on at the Ora u,
The play is from the German OF Aug,
Biumentuai, arranged aud Ndapteu lOf
tue Euglsh stage by Mary SHAW, rno
4 The most brilliant women Of the
Profession. pne Hce1es OF tie play
are in Berlin, the cuarRCters represent.
my people IN high positions In the
German s yer muDt. Tbs aub.title
of the piece, a Drop Of p isOr, applies
% malicious Article which forms IN
.oundaiiD1 upon which the play was
bullt. spleudid opportunities for the
display VI fiuu dress Will be htiordn4
tbs lpdies, ana strong roles tor Miss
Batemau, Mt. EdwArIs, Mr.. Kyle
AMI the other III mUers OF ths COM
pany, AMI no ehIrt Will Oe spared IN
the mounting OF the piece by the man
ageinsut OF the house.
The Lyceum tuearer will turn on
the lights again next Monday night
anI tus engagement VIII INTRODUCES TO
the patrons o. the hause one VI thB
funny farce comedies that hao bson
making the people laugh nil over the
country. There HtO NJ PIE ensiuns
mnue ns TO plot, cut the iun -iamencea
witn the riso 0I the curtain ana con-
tinues unAbHled until the close OF the
lost act. McF3Jrley's TWAS ls the
name given 10 this funny exit" ami
the leauing roles aIU In Ine hands Of
Bessie Seymour anu Ggrtle * ilth ne
the twins" anu tney arc said tu be
very clever ComediaDs being both
Dancers and singer, tue balance OF ths
company is made up OF pgope selected
ilt lntlr ability III farce comedy liueF.
Tho piece is VIII HtsZed anu dressed
and the attraction snOuld prove o
strong one Tor the bycenm, There
viii be iut lerlormauces only, tue
nglgemHut closing lnursday night.
Mics Sarah IruaX's many frients
here VIII be glad 10 know that sue lie
playing important + les ia OTIS Skln.
neTs' company which comes to the
Iheaier the later part o. this mouth
iUf week. engagement. The pre- 5
the country over speaks very highly Vi
her AUilIty unJ her Salt Lake ir4euus
VIII be giai to we come her back. She
viii be remember. u as leading lady u
he Grand 5 CO. company her, last
season ana pisO rs jose. hing ~ Pima
fore, aud Yum Yum, in the MiRado
which w0te give at tue lake last year.
Under the auspices OF the u terprlae
club, Miss Neatly Stevens viii give
pia o recital al The First COngtels-
II mel chufcD ou Iue,dAy evening",
March, 0 d, 1887 Il ctiy sne Is wei
dnuwn, anu sne possesses an inter
national reputation. she ues stud Ell
under the bost German masters aud IL
an artist OF remarkable merit. Her
press notices are OF the most hsltetiug
KIND anu her appearance mere win
auOr1 an opportunity to music I.vers
Tor au eujOygUls evening. The mem
beTs II the Tabernacle choir have
teen tenuered goats at 25c, anu large
oOuy oil them Will atm. the pr
gram Tor the reel n Ia given below:
Bach-organ Toccata and Fugue Trans. for
piano " Carl Iausig.
Beethoven OPP. 81, No, %, ! Allegro:
II soherzo; IL Minuotto ~ Presto.
MoszAowski-a. BarcaEOllc MIN; b. Caprice
Lsphgnol op, 81. (Dodlyated to Miss
Stevens
scarf uancei La lingara; c.
Ia LlsOnj0ra.
RuDihsteln-a fres du Ruisseau; valso Co.
price
schumann-F aschingsschwank No. 1.
Chopin-a q. SocturnO Op. -, No i; b. Et=-o
Up, ~, No. 4.
BulOw -lutermCL2O.
BarliI- Cradle song.
Llszs--a. LIE Kossignol. b. Rhlpsodie noa-
gfOlAe.