Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-24


ported by the Deseret Dramatic as.
ISOLATION. The Love Chase, Lucre.
tia Borgia, School for Scandal, Masks
and Faces, Portia, The Fatal Mask,
and others, which goes TO show that
variety was a great feature OF the
program thirty years ago.
Manager John T. Game was ten
dered a great benefit on the night Of
February 5th, 1906, when L. w.
Tullidgc's play, Eleanor DE We're,
which had been written for Julia Dean
Hayne, was given. The house was
crowded and the play received much
favorable comment. 1t was at this
time that Mr.. Game was sent east for
the purpose OF procuring materials
for the reftting OF the interior OF the
theater. After his return, and in
IS67-S-o, the theater was leased by
Messrs. Clawson & Game, George
Paunceiorte was once more seen up
on the boards there, as was also c.
w. Couldock and his daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Langrish, and Amy Stone.
Among the plays given were num-
Der of the old iavoritcs, and in add
ton Henry ", and others.
With the opening Of the year 1868
came James Stork, from California
and during his engagement, Brutus,
Money, Merry Wives of Windsor
and Jack Cadc, were given. The
stock company then appeared again
for a while and next came Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldron; it was during
their stay that the first presentation
of King Lear was given here. 1t
was at this time too that Madame
Scheller and Margaret Campton APP
peared, as did Parepa Rosa with her
concert company, and John McCul-
Tough, in Shakesperean repertoire.
James A. Herne and Lucille Wes-
tern were engaged about this date
and the people were given Rip Van
Wrinkle Tor the first time.
The stock company resumed work
again in May, 1870, assisted by
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