Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-16

by Paul Wilstach, which runs as fol-
lows: Homer Lovejoy, a gay young
married man, who has n sentimental
regard for prma donna, masquer-
AIDES as his brother. and, visiting his
home. IL surprised to find his wife
flirting little on her own account.
or course he dare not disclose his iden-
tlty, for fear of getting into trouble
himself. and so has forced upon him
to the limit. dose of his own medi-
cine. In this Mr.. Beach plays the gay
deceiver: Mr.. Holland the brother. and
NJ. A. Kennedy. who has a large fund
of humor, Ezra Baybyrd. a bachelor
clubman. Marie Valleau. as Althea
Lelghter. prima donna OF The New Girl
company. and Lizzie Evans as the gay
deceiver's gay wife; Harry Mills and
Emile Collins are also in the cast. The
piece is certainly lively. The scene is
laid In Boston.
Daniel Sui!y and his company come
to the Grand next week. presenting
tractor. and Aud Lang Syne. the first
named to be given during the first half
of the week and Aud Lang Syne to
finish the week with. O'Brien, the
Contractor IL melo-drama Of the stir
ring order, and Mr.. Sully is said to
have company equal to the require
ments of his repertoire. whether melo-
drama, or domestic drama, las Aud
Lang Syne Is said to be. Sully gained
his notoriety when presenting The
Corner Grocery, years ago, and is said
to have in the two plays he presents
here something equally good. This
will be his first appearance here at
popular prices, and he wi In all prob
ability, be well received.
On April 25-6 Frederick Wa comes
to the Theater, appearing in two well
In. al ~.
and Ingomnr. This will prove some
what of a change from the overload of
vaudeville, good, bad and Indifferent.
that has been Haunted before the foot
lights OF late. Mr.. Warde is very well
known here for his ability In tragic
plays and this engagement should
prove remunerative and successful
one. very strong attraction for Salt
Lakers will be the appearance of Miss
Sarah TruaN as Mr.. Warde's leading
lady. Those who knew her when Lead
Ing lady at the New Grande will be
glad to welcome her back.
Salt Lake Dramatic company gives for
the benefit of the intercollegiate Base
ball league presentation of Our
Regiment, n light comedy from the
German of Won Moser. The company
has been weeded out and strengthened
adopted the suggestion OF the Salt
Lake press> in placing themselves in
the hands of a professional stage man.
ager. The comedy itself is full of life;
one of the best of its kind, much more
adapted to the requirements of n dra-
matte club than the heavier pieces
ambitious amateurs too frequently at
tempt Our Regiment was played by
the local stock company some seasons
ago with Clarke and 1ngersoll In the
cast, making one of the hits OF the
season. Mr.. Dunn. the stage man>
aeer, reports himself as more than
we'll pleased with the rehearsals and
promises special attention to the stage
settings and those smaller details that
usually mark the difference between
an amateur performance however clev-
err and one given by professionals. The
cast is as follows:
Mr.. Dobblnson.. ......Mr, Allan Dunn
Mr.. Ellaby., ...,.. ...,..Alr w. Young
Capt Featherstone. AIR b. Rogers
Guy Warrener.. =. Mr.. Swenson
Rev. John Talbot sea-. .,...Mr. Ritter
Batters,. ........Mr, Hoffman,
Mrs. Dickinson :. ....... Miss Aldrach
olive Dickinson. 80. Miss Vandiver
Maud Ellaby .. Miss Anne Calder
Enid Thurston.. :. :. Miss Il. Ferguson
As the school and college life of
the town ia Interested in the financial
result of the play, 1t should turn out
TO be both monetary and social suc>
cess.
San Francisco Chronicles: Anna Held.
the French vaudeville artist who for