Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

author h shown. ~ he places IN the
closest iuxtnpasltion the frivolitiea u
iifH nmunF the 100" and the Wsirht-
Ter. a. well a. the hlncker practicsu-
ties which sometimes hover about and
bccloud foclety's functions.
Ia tho midst 81 the festiyitleH Marion
Moltnn tMlsa shannon u found dlH-
missing the lover NJ her childhood. uh.
der tho giamor 81 Thoroughbred
scouudrcl, while. at the same time. her
father. On bolng made aware ~ the
threatened exposure ~ his financial
dishnnor. Kills himself 10 escape the IN
ovitnhlc ruin and disgrace, This trarc-
dy does not take place upon the stage.
In full Wow ~ tho audience. and 0f tho
costume party. but the awful fact II
most powerfully ana effectively Huus
Ecsted, notwithstanding, nni the cur
tain falls with MARROW ana her mother
made nEonislnEly aware of the huH'
band and fathers suicide.
Equally strong and funceful, ne wei
% realistic. are the second and third
acts of the drama, the former with ~
grand society church welding H. bridal
procession and vested choir and In
thrilling climax ~ the altar rail- az The
ritual IL about 20 be pronounced ana
tho question Il asked. whether anyone
has ought 10 Hay why this couple
should not be made man and wife. ana
the last scene " an. IN which the base.
ness Of the real villain h most cons
vlnclnEly portrayed and he himself
turned from the house Of his pruapoo-
tive bride. while the audience catches
suggestion ~ future happiness IN
store for Marion and her childhoodH
lover.
Undoubtedly tho most sensational
scene ~ tho play N that ~ the we'd
ding, wherein the wr0nFe1 wife PUSHES
up Tho church aisle. leading her younS
son, and In denouncinE the would.he
groom, shows the rims which BE- put
on her iingcr. with the assurance that
u constituted a marriage. II II here
that the author fairly runs the gimul
of human emotions. and. finally. In
tearing The mask Of dupilclty hypocrl-
~ and deceit from the face or the
groom, reveals his brute nature. na he
turns ana strikes the woman he has
betrayed. while his aniancrd bride
fhrinkn from him with horror and.
throwing her bridal flowers at her feet.
utterH the single word, coward" then
abruptly leaves ihe church.
Salt Lake music lovers will have
something notable 10 look forward %
Moritz Is authority for the statement
that Of tho celebrated Arlon Singing
club, composed 81 100 members. viii
stop on herr Tor stay of two or three
days On ~ tour Co the coast. This
organization. which n made M entire.
~ OF German Americans many Of
whom nru indep ndcntly wealthy, rnined
great deal ~ fame through III Eu.
ropean tour last year. The club IL
anxious 10 sing In the Tabernacle. and
without doubt II VIII be- given an on.
pOrtunlty. Mr.. Moritz says he will
soon call n meeting of al the dcrmnn.
Americans In this city with "a View To
entertaining the Arlons IN proper style,
How rare a treat " In store for music
lovers Monday evening eau be seen by
"a pcrusal OF tho following program
which N given herewith. Mr.. aehueck.
er. the noted harplst. VIII be heard In
two individual numbers ana Will also
take part In the qunriette from cnval.
leria liusticnna, For this entertain.
ment tho prices win be kept down 10
the popular grade and the raie OF seats
Il now go'ni on at Daynes.
!. chorua.... ..Polonaise.... .,Glinka
choir.
2 sonata In l.. Q'iano and cello).,
huhlnstcln.,..M Mr., and MIR. stcln,,ol
D. Fantasia for harp, op, 3G.,..,.,
hehuecker,,. ..,,,.,Mr. schuecker
T. folnech from MlEnon.. ...Thomas
Mrs, driilln.
., Fantasia f0r'cello..... :. ..geryals
Mr, Stoindel.
G. tal Los AdieuN.. =. :. .,.Godfrold
ODD Spring Song, o. .......Gouu0d
Mr.. sohueoker
Z ta) eriklng.. O.. .. 80. Schubert
90 sands Of Dee..,,.. :. .. ..,.ciAy
to) Spring.. =, :. .. D. ..lienAchel
Mrs. Grimm.