Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-12

the Comforts Of Home and similar roles
IN The Three Hats and other plays.
His supporting company this time is
very good though Miss Hon has not
| forgotten her many mannerisms OF
| peculiar facial expression and walk
| that are always conspicuous and by
| no means pleasant. Charles Charters
| was PLEASANTLY remembered by "a round
| of applause upon his appearance In the
| role of Richard Heatherly. OF the la
dies, Miss Maudc Allison. the Swedish
servant. seemed to find the most favor
| She did n clever bit Of character acting.
John Allison was perfect In makeup In
the role OF the Bishop OF Ballarat, What
| Happened to Jones Is a good thing to
| see. 1t VIII not tax the mind but II
| VIII smooth out the wrinkles brought
| on by business cares Performances
will be given throughout the week
With Wednesday and Saturday NATL
nees.
The people of the city who delight in
musical entertainments are awakening
to the fact that the coming of Madam
Melba and her company Of artists, to-
gether with the Damrosch- Ellis or
chestra. VIII be an event not likely to
occur again for many a day. The
choice seats for the concert to be given
on Friday next, April 18th, are disap,
penrlng fast, the sale being very heavy.
ouNSlue OiueTS are belrR received by
telephone. telegraph and mall, and Jos.
j. Daynes Jr who manlpulates the
chart of seats Is kept exceedingly busy
The company will arrive here by special
train on Friday morning.
Anna Held, about whom more has
been written in the last two years than
has been said In that time about any
other half dozen actors or actresses IL
coming to the Salt Lake Theater She
Will be here in all her radiant beauty
OF face and figure on Monday and
Tuesday next. for two nights only. and
surely every local theater- goer will
want to see this far-famed Parsienne
She has been repeatedly spoken of as
the handsomest woman of this or any
age, and columns and pages of lead |
inS newspapers and literary publica-
tions have been devoted to the meth |
DDS employed by this famous chanteuse |
TO preserve her beauty OF skin and COM |
plexlon, while she enjoys the proud |
distinction OF having originated a new |
style of wearing the hair.
Professor Cook, pianist and teacher. |
gave his third pupils recital at his |
residence. Cannon House. Saturday af-
ternoon. The fourth recital. to be given |
In May. will be public one.
The Alpha club OF the Seventh ward
VIII pay InWnsendS thrilling border
drama. The Rio Grande in the ward
assembly rooms on Wednesday evening
next. on the evening following,
Thursday Dances farce comedy. Naval |
Engagement, viii be the bill. This lat
ter performance will he preceded by the
pretty little one-act drama, Dream
Faces.
Phil Margctts. the veteran Utah
actor. said today that his arrange
ments for a theatrical tour over the
state are now well under way and
that he would hit the road" with
small and capable company about May
LIST. His speciality win be farce com
edy. Mr.. Margetts's old time friends
are sure to give him warm recep-
tion.
The entertainment announced in
Saturdays News" to take place In the
Fifth ward meeting house Thursday
and Friday next, has been postponed
for one week, and will therefore be Civ
en- on the 2lst and 22nd insts. Ben Bolt
and an ollo win be the bill