Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS.


90 scs tho streams 1f fiahIouably
drcsscd p.oplc naaf.ns BY ihe brilliant
b. iuumiVattd exterior of the Theater
on lhe way 90 the Grand and 90 aee the
gallery cohorts 900 whom Mr MulNcN
usually pilc.a bio strongest reliance.
pouring uu tho winiinF aillfcasus Of
tons were. ln fact exactly rUfeta'l.
Tho audience which greeted Mr Perkins
and hlH company Ht fhu Grand wac brill
liant iurfo ana fashionable below. ihn
only ourIi HfatH heina in tho uunHf
r0ai0ns while nt che Theator tho turn.
out down stairs was only fair. aud
iha thtuhhlnsi pulahunE mob was in
My Friend From India ~ well known
IN salt Lake as hHYlrK hreu the .urst
work turned uut BY that clever writer
uu a0uchet We Do not cstoem % as
bio best effort aH Tho Man From Mex
icp. which followed o. distance % 90
ruIui ul natural iuu unl plot but Ny
Friend FROM india furnishes lively
hilarious evening entertainment, ini
people who DE- not care lo look Car te'
low the surface fur motive Ur SUBJ
stance. Sir Perkins was undoubtedly
nervous and li1 not "l6f himself out
aa % Wcru. and the consequence was DE-
BE-. Ito bad Hu many friends An san
Lake who remembered him from hlH
previous appearance ln FruhmIn'H tn7t
Paradise company that he NhH natural
ly ilm0fOua about facing them. aud De
afld 90 tho writer last evening, That h.
had nut shaken ao. one niphi this acl-
CON la whom Do veuiurCd upqn the stage
lHHt nirht ms wcll known genius Tor
cumlCuiltY. barring the draw back FROM
thIa feeling, has an excellent chance
in ihp mart 90 tho barber the0snphIHt
ana he a. we'll supported by "a comulny
fairly capable. Tine ladies were quite
charming and their curiufninE especinl-
~ dlahinr Everything went with the
rush that spoke nf the long experience
the people have had IN playlng together
and tho characters were consistently
AMI naturally handled. except. perhaps.
tho German maid of AilaH Mower which
was uverdunc. Tho fame hlll goes toe
niEhf ana tomorrow niEhr. A plsaannt
feature last evening vas ths orchestral
wogk under Mr. GOLDMAN. ~ hose original
march, "umuH" was applaudcd.
People who like Old style melo.drnmn
and they are hy nu means fnw loo Salt
LlAn-hnd their tastes FULLY grutln0d in
'tU' rendered 100 tho rhcrtor. 10 care
rlra one back 10 the days or the char
coal burner and kindred plays. and b.
not unlike Milton NohlrH Love and
Law" la style aud plot ~ course. no
one eNrrVted i0 seq "a Madison square
group of players. and looked 40 through
The HpHrtnriea OF the gallery hibltuea.
ana th0re D. reals no other We. that
THIS play should De viewed. ''tli lH no.
unduuhtcd huWlinE areihing and pupu-
lnr Hucovu, The galltrleH went On tho
ThShter lnrt night and paid their quar-.
tees and hair dollars fur the simple uur-
poe, ui being thrilled. and lf vote had
been ukon amung them at tho cOnciu-
sion nf tho Performance there Do mo-
doubt il'N would have rendered yUr-
olei shat their collective m1rroWs had
Ntrairl strictly no tu expectations. The
company was really better than had
hfrfl looked fufl while ull the netlrH
pitched fhU.r tunes In che exaggerated
BOY Wnirl such ullNH Hcrm tn call FOR.
ih,ir 'r several of ihom who have
unduuiit4 talent fnr the lines no parts
they hII notably Mr. Fremont. me
convict Mt Randolph. ihc villain. Mr..
Wells thU poker player and Miss
LlnHieul, The leading lady. The play
M CO. APPEALS tn % big rlAHH uf up
aialiH patronage and the report ear
ricd away hy the turnout ln those quar-.
tcrs laut night. Will doubtless have tho
'uect uf hlling them again Tor the two
remaining nights " the engagement.
Waiter Perkins. said last night be-
tween tho acts that he had tho manu-
script ot MY Friend From india" IN
hla trunk, when he was here with tho
Lost Paradise company, AMI after he
lcft salt Lake be- spent many weary
day trying tn Induce managers 90 look
100 it Afirr "a hundred rchuns Dc sue
rocdrd in Interesting smWh md rice
ana the play bounded into popularity
nn Zee first prpHaQtHflcn Ma Perkins
hlH been doing nothing else ever since.
Iut hD ynurUH tu find nnua ufhNr Hu-