Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

he generally known. but this young
lady was the FIRST choice Of barrie for
his Little Minister. and only her strict
religious training. which would not
permit the thought Of going upon the
stage. held her back from accepting. As
a reader Of dialect stories II has been
said that she II without nm equal: even
Ian Maciarrn himself has stated that
tho young lady could furnish him
points IN reading his own stories. Those
who heard her n few months ago In the
CONGREGATIONAL church. Will not need To
be urged 70 attend her reading At the
Assembly Hall next Friday. she makes
four appcaranec.i = all In TINS city.
The sign OF the Cross company sails
from New York for England on May
srd, after very ruccrrrful season IN
America. II will he learned with re-
Fret that the tour In the west did not
result In a profit. though had all the
elites west OF Denver which the com
pany visited, patronixed the company
az literally ~ Salt Lake did. there
would he no complaint. Manager fy-
per has lust received word that the
west VIII not be visited by the COM
pany next year. and tn. dates which
were being held for !, here have been
cancelled.
Prof. stephens IL circulating the ad-
vance advertising material for the
bruno stcindcl company, which comes
to the Tabernacle under the auspices
81 the choir on May 18th. This com
pany Includes bruno Steindel. the
celebrated violonceliist, sohucker. the
hnrp'st. Minnie Fish.uriffin, soprano.
and Mrs. llruno steindei. pianist The
visit OF this company viii be one OF
the musical events o. our season.
The contracts are not yet signed for
the appearance here Of the celebrated
Roscnthai. but AIR, stephens states that
he thinks there ID no doubt OF his MI
ing the date previously agreed upon.
May ~ II h. cnfncu, tho choir seats
aa well na those on the stand viii be
thrown open. as 10 many people desired
10 see pndcrcwaM at close range that
the privilege OF getting close 20 the
performer will be accorded them at the
Rosenthh concert.
The au,hori,Ics have given tho free
use OF the Assembly Han for two weeks
from last evening, when Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas Edward will be rendered n
complimentary benefit by her friends.
Mr.. stephrnH has the affalr In charge.
which In a guarantee In advance Of Its
success. Mrs. Edward Is one OF our
sterling singers who for years has lent
her services TO testimonials and bene-
Hts without number, and now that she
IN TO figure In the role OF beneficiary
n N hoped that her friends will turn
out en- masae. The reason for te.ider-
Ing her the bencnt AZ this especial time
IN. that Airr. Edwards husband. who
| has been ON mission to Scotland for
some time past. has become incapaci-
| tatad for duty through III health and
| IN returning home. his honorable re-
lease having been forwarded. MIR
stephens has arranged "a hlgh-clusr
program for the event.
| Manager Pypcr has tferi1cd on n new
rule for selling seatF during the coming
visit Of the Bontonians. and II N one
| which should do away with a great dca
Of the trouble which has existed whef
this company and other specially nota,
BILE ones hnvc visited US In the past
Only four seats will be allowed TO an,
one purchaser for each Performance,
and cash VIII b. required at the win
dow at tho time the order In given
Hitherto many people have simply has
their seats reserved and at the last mo
ment u they have been unable to at
tend the performance they have tele
| phoned the Theater 10 cancel the or
der for their seats, often after u In to-
late 10 sell them. No seats viii be re
served In this manner. and by limitinI
each person TO four. at least one-hnlf o
the time taken at the window by pur
| chasors VIII be saved, "a big confidera
wait at the tail end OF the line.