Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-22

,,,,ly passing but the theh'ers
az rcaping much benefit from
arc "a the attractions are rev ana
tho',' ,yeen and what we do get does
-" ~, nroye entirely satisfactory. ne
nv .art season certainly has pee,i un
~ for the theaters. cvhu, ~,
on ~, axuected considering .he 40
naih, nrospects with whicn =. p,aast
=, " e not IN the memory u nhrnse,
u N1i,ant to use a time worn Pr re
inhapi ,be height of the season w
when ~ darkness lowering over the
pan u is lifted for but a nignt VI
theate,s weeks and others not AT aii.
two son. heck over the attractiohs
g,an renched here, does nor n'iIs
ma' ,,iaasnnt memories anu INT III
up ,,on Is gathered that pay MI 30
pa actors alike are not as,eD,p ,.,,e.v
elevate, Ears Kid. A Night in New
Tom ME- Heart of Chicago Ine
YORK ~ New York. South Before tnc
Iulse "a nthers of like kind are what
war Ven dished up at the tnea.crs
have 9Th no change of diet eXeeptihs
lateH reasIng performances gNen ~
the XII lake Opera company. So e,.a
ue ,sio court was looked upon, ,,,;,,s
60 nv, rasentation here, as sorne,n,ne
It's pfooh hut the people were DIS
reans excepting those VINO We
appohs coarse and suggestive hhes
Hght generous display OF limos uia
ana y The people We're clever pu.
llngerei we're mlsdirected. IL IL 10
thei, narSd that better thinss are IL
Or sor the balance OF the se"9o ~,
s.oie On Eastern exchange says,
,o' h,gh time that nonsehsioa' sario,,s
az me- save place to the more sei'o"'
Nllt -" nprp in u Wnllt..
drama r az disappointed audience couia
nl N.Y.. nerhaps, than that wnlch
not pe ~ rheater last night from toP
flleu .n an the occasion OF the nrst
to pot.o n,,ce here of f.. u. Rice,s Ihe
peri ,i, From Paris. Mr.. Rice VIII hase
o' hard time to overcome the pao In.
.asson his last presehta.iU" ,.,,n,
made. There is no eNcuse NJ ~
w.. IVA his remarkable eNhipition
anu i, advancing prices Tor an at
nerNu thnt has so little merit Oh any
trag , e beyond comprehension. ~
kla a. Evnngeline and l4gz!
sha .hIs vour contribution to posterity
~ . sn vale Rice and call another 70
,aur Mace. The Girl from raI,s -.
,rosby and meaningless throughou,d
:, uas sites nm attempt at every thing ana
y nlan s,,,r eli in everything. 1t gives
ia .isa,cs of AS poor a selection OF peo-
e,,a in+ernret IL as can well be mag
e Th,a ia true with but one or TWO
eS Tss Giri was given this afternoon
,,ra matinee, The performance tohisht
viii close the engagement
,r,, p,lse of New York has not
IN ,.arv well at the New Grand
.s,,s n,oet and 1t would seem that the
, u',,n ~ the house do not consider
T. n"1 an a MIR with other popular priced
n,,rac,,ons that have appeared tnere.
M, gallery has found good deal TO ap
LAVA in The pulse, though that Is not
more sign Of merit than desire 70
vel their moneys worth az w
urchins who are the genera, ia a.
Of that part OF the mousse eNP'e''
Next week all Of Salt Lakes theaters
will be closed for want of attractions,
,honeh the Theater and Grand VIII
onsn nm again the following week. the
former on the 3rd, 4th and 9Th or f'ep-
ruary. with the Frawley company as
The attraction. Just what Mr.. Fraw
lev intends giving us this time In the
way OF repertoire will not be decided
until the arrival OF his advance agent
nor is II exactly known who VIII COM
nose his company of players, but some
hing good ID expected of T. Daniel ana
he Is not likely to disappoint his friends
here.
The Grand management announces
the engagement of the Calhoun opera
company for the week of January 3lst'
at which time will be presented Amor
ita, La Grande Duchess, and the Black
Hussar A new prima donna, In the
person of Miss Gilmore, who will appear
with the company for the first time
here, will be one OF the features OF the
engagement. She was leading lady with
the Klralfy's when they presented
America at the Worlds Fair. Miss
Harrington is the soubrette of the COM
pany George Lyding, the tenor. John
Barry, baritone, and Jack Allison.
basso. Two matinees will be given
during the engagement of the Calhoun
company, one on Wednesday and the
regular one on Saturday.
The Grand Opera company follows
the Calhoun company the next week
at the Grand and II is rumored that
Said Pasha will be given. This is the
opera upon which the Salt Lake Opera
company Is now working, for presenta-
ton on Washington's next birthday.
Tomorrow evening at s.15 Dr. ]. II.
Talmage Will lecture in the Tabernacle
under Mutual Improvement auspices.
me subject of the evening will be
sights and Scenes In Russia, illustrated
with stereoptlcon views. It will include
the instructive description of Russia
and Its people, Their habits and bus
mess methods, the discipline of the ar
MES, the edicts OF the Gear and the alb
soiute control he has over his people,
IRE IN the frontier towns, the difficult
ues attending both getting into and out
y, Russia and the red tape methods
pursued ~ this direction. In fact, the
lecture viii deal with the poorest peas
~, ~ as Wen as that of the Gear OF all
.ne husslas, and will be very instiuc-
i've and interesting, and as a rate of 10
s,hts mas been made for admission to
n. PRS OF the house the capacity of the
Dig structure should be tested.
me nrst OF the series of subscription
sy ,n TO be given by the Orphei,s
shn," ni occur at the Congregational
M e next Thursday, January 2Tth.
hsan slSn Wy OF the church has already
me- ram M LOT these concerts so far as
.r uelnand for more continues and Tho
I've h iue having the matter in charge
NJ oo.nerng their heads to proyide
ha LAS required. The outcome ~
hs.s ehe popularity with which
nivsa 'onHerts VIII evidently be re-
arye. WIN he the necessity for I,
wa '' mouse, say the Theater. for the
hor.he ilalnlng ones of the sar,as
TenIsn, a more comfortable and cnn'
hrch' place than the Congregational
OrfSens would Z be hard to fnd. The
NganI,s.isr surely a popular musical
sublic no So,, ana rightly so; and the
4 In ~ Suunt desires to enco,,r, ,,o
a''s music. Oh Oh providing high
fooilight Flashes.
me- s' Ro p sh9twell has replaced Flor.