Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-01

comedians should either stick 20 the
line or intefpolate only that which liz
crisp and new. The brilliant scenic
effects were greatly enhahced by the
mssterful way IN which tho cnlciums
Nefe handled. The costumes of the com
pany were pretty and the attention to
an details was plainly and pieasurably
noticeable. Taken altogether the cal
noun Opera company made a good i'm
preston on lis Ilrst appearance. though
any OF the other operas of their re.
pertoire would perhaps have shown the
organization Individually and collec-
lively to better advantage. The COM
puny deserves the patronage that will
WI the Grand every night of the en-
gagement, as the opportunity IL offered
OF seeing a reputable and capable COM
pany at prices within the reach of ALL
Alnorita will run the, entire week with
"Wednesday and Saturday matinecs.
rms conclusion was reached by Man
ager McGarvle and the opera manage
ment today. on account of the popular
InNor with which Anortn has met,
The sales for the performance tonight
ana tomorrow afternoon and night are
very heavy. La Grande Duchess viii
he the opening bill for next week. with
a possible change in the middle of the
week TO Fra Diavola or Bohemian
Girl Manager McGsrvic announces
that those who have purchased tickets
Impression that IL was to he put on
this week can have them exchanged or
money refunded. The continuation of
Amorita for the whole of this week, II
should be remembered is owing to the
demand there appears to be for seeing
and hearing It.
The Lyceum-The Gay Matinee Girl
IL brim full Of fun. catchy songs and
clever dances, and Is 80 far bcvond the
usual run of this class OF entertain
ment. to which the LyGeum audiences
| have been accustomed as to assure
| good patronage the entire week. not
withstandinr the strong counter at
fractions. Monroe and Hart are artists
| In their line which Is good wholesome
humor of the right sort. while the no
| gro of G. II. Dean is n particularly good
character sketch. Miss lola Pomcroy
| Is clever little actress who does some
very captivating singing and dancing.
| The support IL all first class. and the
choruses by the company were very
| effective. The rainbow dance, the hoe
| down OF the happy farmers and the
| high class cake walk together with a
! number of the latest popular songs.
make the entertainment particularly
| lively farce comedy, and yet one
| which is free from the vulgarity of re-
cent productions Of this class. The
| Gay Matinee Girl viii he repeated
| eacn nlgnt during the week with
| Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
| A big sale was recorded for the
| Frawley company engagement at the
Theater the last half of the wax, when
the box office was opened this morning
and Mr.. Frawley and his company are
sure of an enthusiastic reception here
on the occasion of their visit Interest
seems to be centerinr in the new plays
which will be given here for the first
time. They are An International
Match and Sue, though the desire to
see the great war drama. Shenandoah,
and Belasco. and DcAtilrs masterniece.
| The Wife. Is also very strong, md II Is
evident thnt the repertoire selected will
result in the success of the engage
| ment.
Tho song recital by Miss villa whit
| ney-Whlte occurs at the Ladies' Lite
rarv club house on Third East street
tonight The function is under the aus
pieces of the club members and is GER
tnin to be highly entertaining
character. Miss Whites numbers viii
include rendtions in English. Welsh
Irish, Scotch. French and German.