Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

The Old season II noddinr. noddlng.
and with few mods more will have
vinkcd out altogether. II il pleasant to
know that It viii be ushcrcd out with
IN. same ATTRACTION ns that with which
IL was ushcrcd ln-iicnry Mliicr--who
1. On route 20 San Francisco with his
own company for n summer engage
mont. Mr.. miller II the last attraction
~ the year but ore. what his plays will
b. IL not ~ yet settled. hut the chances
src that Iieariaeasc will be one Of
them.
Il II equally pleasant to know that
The passing season has been one Of the
most successful In tho recent history
Of tho thcaier. Q result due not only TO
the awakening Of prosperity among all
classes Of people. but 20 the superior
line of attractions booked by the man
asemont. \ glance over the list shows
that We have boon favored BY visits.
from come OF tho foremost companies
the country boasts: clay Clement.
Henry Miller. Hecrct Service. The
noylss The Frawicys. Frank Daniels.
pudnhead Wilson. Vests Ministries.
Morrison. Mcdowell and walsh, Dock
stiior. aouia. sirn Of the crnss, wardc.
Klider and James, stuart Robson,
pnmorose and Docktadcr. tho Dos
tonlana. Hciccy and shannon. and 9TH
cfs-ali these make up a list Of a grade
such a. few eastern thcaierH could
excel, with hardly an exception, all
have bccn well patroniNcd. ana Sir.
Pypor ~ certainly 20 be congratulated
on the result OF his nrat years expert
cnce as q manager
The other events at tho Thenter be-
fore the season ends arc tho lnivcr-
rity Dramatic club In A Scrap Of Paper.
the sldmorc benefit. Horny Miller
and Trohmnn's ON and on company.
IN which Y. 81. Holland and Fritz VIII
iiamr. two old friends, play the leading
parts.
A, the Theatcr last evening thctc was
n aurpflalugly good house. very few
people had expected show on the
order or NcFadlan'H Flats 10 draw
more than u big gallery turn out. but
that the hunger for amunementH " stu
unsatiuncd. was shown IN the fact that
all parts ~ the house were nearly
what 10 eNpsct whom he patronlEes a
show with this title. N he DOES not. he
has nevNr heard II the yellow kids. or
reen Ontcnulrn sketches 81 life IN the
New York Sums. The play last night
was full % pleasant furprileni from
the speciality stand point, nothlug bot.
Ter hiss been seen IN Salt Lake for u
long time, and after one sets over hts
shock az seeing two such mnlfofina-
tinus 81 the yellow kids lenulnE about
the stage. he enjoys their oddities and
antics immensely. they are decidedly
curlos u the first class, The musical
work of the Moss family, especially
their faxophone concerted number,
was charming. fauaily 80 was the
opening yndol nonr hy the rirls, and the
bicycle work Of the tramp was first
class. Mifa Connolly II an excellent
dollnoaior u Irish parts. There II al
i0gothtr too, too much ~ McFaddcn
himself and his German rival and the
nonsense was too long spun out ~ a
show for children. and ~ matinee
hlll especially, Mcfaddcn'H Flats II
hard 10 excel.
Miss saiilc Fisher has returned home
after an absence ~ several months, aud
will make her first appearance before
the public on the occasion ~ the SKID
more bencft. on the evening 81 June
tth, nj the Thoater. Miss Fisher Will
frnain az home through the summer.
hut her plans are not yet perfected for
the fail.
The following II the full program de-
clded on for the benefit Of MIR, Skid
more. the unfortunate mail carrier at
the Thoater on the evening OF the 9th
~ Junci
Uinhn quartet.
soprano Solo 80. ....Miss Raille Fisher
Violin solo see, 's'sss's..sM w y. Weihe
Tenor Solo see. .sssss..tTs - ArhNofNh
Quartet 49,. AIRS Edward, Miss
Dwycf. Mcasrs. Piper aud Goddard