Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

The closing performances at the
three theatera on Saturday were well
attended. The Lyoeum had halt
filled HOUSE, for the matinee and full
enc for the evening performance OF
the Geprgia University Graduate
minstrels. The Grand had packed
house at the matinee performance and
well filled one for the evening per.
formance OF the Bankers Daughter,
and the Salt Lake Thealer likewise
for the last performances by the
Frswley compsny. The Highest
Bidder was given for the after
noon'J bill by this company, and
II proved to be q bright, lively
comedy and was immensely enjoyed
10y the large aujien ce In attendauce.
The honors restad with Blanche
BnIes. Madge Carr Cook, Mr.. Ar.
| buckle and MT. Worthing, the Ialter
| gentleman appearing ut his best in
this play.
The Ensign was given as the clos
| Ing performance OF the Frawlsy ccm.
paDy's engagement here on Saturday
| night anu IL was well lut On. The
| company carries the scenery for this
| play anu its production was gen.
timely eIj yed. The parts OF the
| lovers ware in the hands OF Miss
Bates anu Mr.. Frawley, while
the historic Characters OF President
Lincoln, Secretary Wells auu Wilkes
were sIrikIngly portrayed by Mr..
Enos aud Mr.. Bosworth respectively.
lhe balances OF the cast was Us usual
well sustained. The Frawlew com.
pauy closes Its present season at
Uolornuo Springs On Sa urday night.
Mr.. Frawley, Miss Bates and Mr..
Worthiug go direct to LOn10n, Fraw-
| ley to pr cure new plays and Bates
aud Norlhing to recupsrate Tor the
new season which begins in San
Frat CISCO IN May, for which they
have been engaged.
Tonight the Grand Will open the
week with toe production OF Gwynne's
Oath. II IS not, as lie name wouIu
imply, D melodrRma, but IL ia rather
o society play anu one in which
Adelaide St9Dnope starred with great
| SUCCESS. Ga Thursday evening he.
tween the acts the management
| announce the appearance OF MIR.
bob" Fitz nmmJ ms the heavy Weight
pu Hist WAC Ill be Curbetl's opponent
IA the Di hght al, Carson, Nevada, on
March i'm, He VIII give three dll.
lefent exhibitions curing the evening,
the first to be a bag punchiug exnl.
| Ditlon, the second q wrestling contest
with Ernest Roeb>r and the last
sparrIDg bout with hs trainer. The
admission prices i0f this occasion have
bee raiseu 30 one dollar Tor general
admission and Sl.G0 or boxes.
Tho Gyceum VIII present the DAzZler
cumpGny OF seventeen people this
evening for p iive nights engagement.
This Comp2D? furnishes vgu 'eville
enIetiainment OF high class by pr m
inent artla!s IN that line.
James a. HeTne, who has long been
recQgn25l as one Ol tue ablesI charac-
teE gctJGs On TIA Elgiish.spsaking
stage, will give four performances OF
bis successful cOmedy drama OF Amer
icRn iile, Saore AGREE, at the Salt
Lake Pheater, commencing tThursdny
evening, PeuEuary Is. rhis play,
which Is poaring the end OF lis hith
year, las long been rec0gniz MS
dramatic masterpiece, anu It has
brought blth-ians and loJune t. lis
autnvn The scenes OF Shore Acres
are all laii IN II email village on tho
coHst u Maine, ana 1t tells a lslory
lhaI 10 !ui u human interest. Mr.,
Horne VIII DO supported by IA thor.
uuGhly com elgnt company, thai
oon,aias mauy No Ell players. The
sC.n ~ wiz Ut entirely new AID the
,rl4uctivn 70 AuaT8nteel TO be similar
in every igtail 70 hat given at Daly'f
thtaiUf, Sew York. Zoe sale OF seals
bsaiue .ttrs Inestor 6ox ofliee TO-
L0tsyw m)fai Z.
AH.u 5000 people listened to Madam
LyIla "a. Won FiaksIstein lecture ia
tae !absr Aoie last evening. Tae
eubiout OF The lecture being Erce
Homo or From Bstnlehem to Cal
V4fy. These lectures have proved
very Interesting anu Instructive, An.
otner o. ms sores Is Icing given iu
the tabernacle this afternoon, an
OF OF wal b. gwen there tomorrow
evening anu On Wednesday night the
clagius oae OF the series win be given
~ hs tnss:sr.