Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

us "Thc Liars" and "Trslawney of the
Wells" The companies that played
thcm On New York vii mover De- seen In
them here. Maude Adams. whom eVcry-
body wants Go see. lH not likely o. como
Tor fDmc time. % BE- not possible that
rhc could do O. largcr business with ul
than she h1H been doing IN the East.
ana 70 o. very possible she would 40
Ices. MfH. Carter ln "Nlzn" cannot r't
hrrc tnl next year. 70 then. They Heem
40 Do afraid 20 PEND Irving out nt nlL
'Thc Christian" even ia not On alFhi.
Nut one VI the new stars. such uH Julia
Arthur or popular rehple like julia
MaHuwo seems tu talk of 10 San Fran.
cl1 season. This On % fair statement N
the eaac, o. It stands at present
Tho lines Of care were very much In
evidence in Henry Mulors handsome
face when he was seen in bio dressing
room after Tuesday evenings perform
HntH The anxiety attendant on "a
nrnt nlght both Tor himself ana hia
company, tho weight ~ the financial
burden be- a. now bearing a1 Joint part
ncr with Frohmnn. the prospect Of the
San fmnclaco opening Monday night
with the thought OF the daily rcholrs-
nia necessary Tor the noxt ten weeks
all combined 20 BRING their Worries
and it ~ wonderful that he got through
Bile part az uit. "wednesday evening
Do folt much better The size OF the
second nights house showed him, No.
said that tho play and the players were
both liked. and what was tho rule
hero be- hoped would b. tho ruio Zoe
gl1wingly of the theatrical business ln
tho east Nothing like II wuH ever
known before" Dc said. "Maudu
Adams. Viola Allen. and similar at
fractions urD doing business that lH
astounding, only think In SPRING
field. Mass, the other uight a Monday.
Miss Adams wua booked for n single
performance, The seats an went 90
rapidly that u was decided 20 play %
Monday matinee. IN addition ana both
matinee ana ulTht were packed. The
receipts Tor both performances
amounted to 1880"
one of the most successful SEASONS In
the history of The thcutor comes Co an
end next week ~ BE- pleasant 90 not.
that the final attraction will be- nH mote
NOTHING less than Fruhmhn'H con and
on Go. With y. ~. Holland and Fritz
Williams na the central ngur-H. Both
nfn 20 wei known herr that They nr.d
no INTRODUCTION. Hollands nnt hit
was uH tle detective On Jim the pun-
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since with equal succosr friiE VIII
Hams was one NJ Daniel frNhman'H
comedy rrHt lieutenant. and iu hiH
style Do n inimitahlp. Salt l.nkrrs re.
c'nuy from Sew York agree that "On
md on" was one NJ The big laughing
Successes Of the past season,
~ eyes nre now on the coming OF
GndirryH celebrated Urluah Guards
band nrNt week 90 the Tabernacle.
Three c1ncHrtH will Doc Flvon. Wednesday
ana Thursday eyeuiugH and Thurlday
afternoon and fliH advance Hlla Dr. now
going on lt ptynes' The program Tor
ihr opening concert viii BE- fOur0 be-
low, TINT COR thn matinee will o. uu the
more rlpuiar order. u feature being the
singing W che Star SpluE'el Hammer"
and America" hY 900 Children. ON
both evenings GulfrpyH nautical FAM
taria Will bc given.
Program. "wednesday evening. juno
iith.
PART l.
!, Overture, "R1bln HOOD. ,.Macfarrrn
tfirnt performed By Lieut.. GuIfrryH
Hand az tho Boston Peace Jubilee.
lktal
selection. "FauHt".. ..goun0d
with solos Cor cIarUnot OAir iuFhral
cornci tNr krttlgwcil. cuph1nium
tMr Eyann.
g. Flute solo, 30 Carnival DO Noniso"
Mr. lledfrrn
g. Grand chorus, "iiatleluinhl For tho
Lord God omnipotrut ltHlHneth" (MH.
hlAhls % tts. stt 90. 90 fss. lAAnNrl
sung by selected chorus ~ 700 voices
o March, The British Guards, ilurrlH ~
o. Selectlon The Geahin" sydney Jones
Interval of ten minutes
PART H.
Z. Overture. william Tell Gee. Rosalnl
clnrlonot NIr Hughosl. nute AIR.
Nedfcrnl.
s. "pnFHms' Chorus. OIL. lombard
Sung hy chorus ~ 100 voices
o. Curnet solo, "rh' Childrcn'a Home
fHt 900 ffH.sfH 900 trs 600 gee ssssinW an
Mr. Kettlewcll.
TO- selection. "Reminiscences Of Scot
land. .. o.. 90, ... .s. .s..,., Godfrey
n. brand chorus. ''Noble CHIEF .ullnkn
u.ife of the Czar1
Sung By selected chorus ~ 100 voices.
n. Nautical Fantasia, o., Dan Godfrey
ENGLAND and America"
tfpoHCrtptlun Of the visit 60 the un-
itcd States of "a British neoD
synopsis lin Portsmouth Hnrbor.
Hearts VI oak" e-WeiFhinE Anchor
-uoTun'a Whistle and Sailors chorus,
] Fare Thee Well. Fair Portsmouth