Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

The rule is. In considering attractions
nt the Grand. 20 Wow them through the
rnoctaclos u lcnlcncc nni charity. ro-
momberine that they ark only about
hnif the rates Of the other house. But
really some OF the Graud's oncr.nga
this season have boen Of O. degree u
fanknoaa that smells 60 the clouds. and
of grade that would b. oxtrayagant
ne % dime. Of course Mr Muivcy like
Nr Pypeg. o. M the hands of hls book
lnF nronta. Dc has 90 take Whist they
send him. or keep hia house closed. but
If present conditions do not change inc
local managers may In ncif defense.
elect 20 Increase the number Of closed
nIghiH during % season. rather than 90
face ihc chorus of growls which thcir
patrons are iuat now sending up.
u BE- pleasant to turn from Black
Sheep Co. a Lady Of Qda TO- tno urN,
attraction 90 sIIun tn tho SAT- LAKE
Thrhtsr Everyone Who has rcld Sir
iuuetrH great story or heard OF julia
AfihW'n great auccera ln PRODUCING %
decentralization from 10. VIII Dc curious
10 hear MIsa Hlnlr. who once made "a
very pleasant impression ln salt Lake
aa leading ildy tu Robert puwnlng She
has ohtnlncd the rights 90 tho play and
o. said 90 BE- mcetinE with strnng sue
reaf in Co. Fhe W course plays th0 role
0f Mistress ri0urdl. who during the
first nrt BE- compelled 90 difnfm Flr John
oxen. "a most proficient HwurdHmnn and
man nf the world ana tp ln this Huc-
cragully in pr0duclng thg play Miss
nlalr took up feHCing Her work u
pom artistic ana gfncciul u " ~
their HYmulthY in The rlrY who hy her
magnetism Do able fu D. no u until the
end ~ the pl1v ThH part n' Mistress
riuundn mIght have been written
Coz Sites blair giving ar o. docs oppor-
tuuitirH fur Do iHnIHy ot bee ability as
1n emotional HctrfH.
a Lady or Qualify o. limited @, one
night though thr uinrusUr would have
uNNl out tnH remainder o. tnH week
hit lt NOT bon '0r ihe fa0t that why
Smith lsft Home bad secured those
dates ahead uf him
SIR. Mulvoy's attraction Monday night
win Boz another farre COMEDY. rntlticd
A BREEZY Time. which, the nivarce
manager announces. Dr. constructed Tor
laughing purposes only n De- said 20 BE-
fu'l ~ clever speciality people. and that
thr plot On altogether u secondary cnn-
Hliemtl1n. tho various acts ~ tha urr-
entertainment a nrUefy Time viii be
limited Go ihrc1 nights and Wclncs-
day matinee.
"why Smith Lott Home" one of the
witii0st clcarast ana most ingenious
farce comedies " the day. viii be- pre-
rentcd ut the Thoatar next Friday and
Saturday nights aud saturday after
nnnuI hy "a clever company headed b.
Frank Tnnnrhiil IT. The story Of why
Smith Lrft Home" treats ~ the deter.
minAtlcn q the newly married "smitha"
10 pass tlelr honeymoon ut home. In
stead NJ taking the usual trip abroad.
Of the disturbing arrival Of a d0mlnecr-
Ing relative. aud then u the coming of
another pnlr " newly married ones
which IN Htill more inconveulcnt. and
~ the nnnl desperate resolve % the
'smltha' 60 leave homo In order TO rc-
curg peace and qulot
why Smith ieft Home" Il free
from vulrarlty, and ~ clean and most
Wholesome The following clever pe0-
pie viii be- seen IN the forthcoming en-
gnTemunt. Frank Tannehill Dr.. Eu-
Erne NeddlnH. T.. jay Williams. Fred
rriCk Roberts gilbert Gardner Cnrlnn
Jordan Nellie Mhskeu Jennie Engie.
i.uttle Williams Sailor. Rose Hubbard,
Belle Chamberlain and t.zzlo May W.
mer
NW ANNfNAuN iNNi perennial NucreaN
Non NonHon, comes again 90 the Grand
Tor three nights ana matinee. You
NouFon has never known what q was Co
play 10 poor business IN salt Lake, and
The fact that u IL headed this year by
Me Arthur Donaldson, who II said ~
be- the best swedish dialect actor ON the
STAGE and the posaosaur Of splendid
baritone voice, renders u probable that
the old record will b. kept up. Mr.
b9nnliHun Introduces "a number ~ songs
which he sings both In English and
Swedish.
Among the other members are Annie
Mack Hefloin. Beatrice Norman. Grace
Hazard. Edith HAL. r. =. Mack. Sidney
Craven. Harry Hubbard clinton May
nard, y, Guy Spanglur and u. ~ Ben
der II IN promised that there viii be-
many novelties introduced Ia the pres
ontntIon of the play while many new
features have been added. the breaking
~ the lnr Jam being more thrilling than
ever. The original lumhermnns quar-
tctte VIII De heard IN number ~ now
melodies. 30 the patrons of Manager
Mulycy'a popular play house will no
doubt greet the lasting success by M.
Ing the theutcr az every performance.
Last Monday ulghi was a great one
IN New York. Sir Henry irving and
Ellen Terry opened In snrlouH Robes
pierre, and " the production the New
York Herald says;
The return OF Sir Horny Irving. SITES
/ Ellen Terry and the Lyccum company
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