Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

lie as a dramatic star ~ the firat mag
nitudc. q position for which he IL adj
mlrnhly lifted by natural talent aud
cultivated accomplishment. when u
was known that he was 60 visit hero
this season. tho plays he would present
wCfv not much considered. the simple
fac, o. his appearance. carried with u
the conviction that II presented by All-
Der they would be- all right iicnrtuonsc
was presented last evening flr tho
opening performance ~ HE engagement
and Il proved 30 be an excellent vehicle
Tor the display u the talents u this
gifted actor. II II a romantic drama OF
seventeenth century life and the pie
tucsquc costumes % that period, gave
an additional charm 10 the hiriiy II.
fcctlvc scenes ~ the play. II calls Tor
much musical na well nr dramatic ahll-
lty. the singing and Instrumental music
from the wings, blending with
the intensity ~ the lines
with vailch thf play teens. Alr. Miller
has been fortunate IN surrounding
himself with = company 81 artistic
hH own and make his productions
hlghly enjoyable. They are not. by
any means. all unknown o. the thea.
tcr-rrgra who have been entertained
before by many % then. Augustus
Cook and Leslie Allen. for Instance, ara
both old time fav1rites. the former APP
pcarinE here last In sans Gene. -
Napoleon, while the later j. an OLD
standby ~ the lruhmnnt. father Of
viola Allan. AMI very capable ador.
Mabel firr, T. No; unknown. but MlHs
MhrFnui Dale j. new % ". OF thr
Past named lady Is can be said that she
makes decidedly graceful appear
ance. has charming personality. bui
lacks enough voice 60 make her more
eNndlng scenes Impressive, Her act
ing d natural ana unaffected anu she
found much favor last night Arthur
Elliot. who las. appeared here ~
Black Michael, 90 The Prisoner of
Htnda. had The Important role of Sir
Hc1nrey Pcmfrr. and he filed Il wfh
the grace of sac acc1mph shed actor
which he n, Mabel Bort, In tho noi TOO
cNacilng role ~ Lady Neville. was
pleasing. az was Ellen Mortimer az
Alice Temple. McsuA chns. Klein ana
j, I. g, clark have made OF ilelrHcaao
a HarunF play, H. theme a conven-
flonul. but ~ scenes are worked into
strong climaNls. Particularly II this
tho case as tine close % acts second and
third. and thc audience last evening
fairly went wild with cnthuslaans.
Aealn and again was the curtain rlng
up afifr the acts, ln response So np-
plause. ami with inc close Of ud. third
u0ihlng would DO but that Mr.. Miiirf
should come before ihc curtain. u was
"a tremendous ovation and the gerqlr-
men should feel that his admirers haze
are legion. T0nlght The Master. nn-
other strong play, viii be presented by
ms company, Tomorrow afternoon
Hcatseaae VIII be- given mltlnts
performance and tomorrow night, the
comedy " manners. 4 Marriags or
Convenience. will bc presented az tho
closing play o; The engagement.
For rusne unncc1untabie rsason prhf
Wclhe % ,he ThIlter orchestra ana MOI
render hh promised solo between the
ar's' Y Il % be hoped that iha size
and hrlllnncy ~ llr, nighi'a audience
dld not frlghien him. though hls ma.
iiyc m0lsity IL known.
The box oiilcc % the Theater opened
th.s morning Tor the sale on genfs ~
the englgemsm Of Hoyt's A MIN
White FLAG, which comes 20 chat houSS
on Thursday evening Of this week.
schlllng's farce comedy. Two Nt,r.
rlsd Men, VIII De- the opening bill ~
the season o., ths New Grand. TN en-.
gigement runs flr "a week aud Will IA, |
the means Of providing nmusemeut f,r !
visitors The houss will ~, /
c2ntinuously open from chen On ana
throughout the stnsn.
The san Lake opera company IN. |
changed rs opening ds'ie from Inc I'm |
60 TIE SIN ~ oti0her, performance 10 |
be given also an the Monday and Tues- |
day following. after whlch abe COM !
pany Eooa 90 Logan.
In addition 20 an che Other atarac.
lions, Including ihs Elsieddfoi. durng
conference. We are 90 have a circus
pul.l 20 appear here on October IN |
ana IA. Now flr ihe small boy and
bis pa. "'N
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