Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

e,t lake had hoped to see Henry
vu.. aean In Iieartacase. the play
Gan others given during bic last visit
b. .t.ab Do b. best remembered. but u
I. announced that the scenery and nr-
,s-.asnrer had to be shipped through
4. e,s Francisco. ana In 10 place wo
go. bayo another Now York success
andy les pronounced The Liars.
Z. u.s comedy Mr. Miller will aH-
,,v. character. that of fir christie
,b.f p,orInr. which is said 10 BE- "a
,t,rmins as any he has ever prevent
al calls Zoe all the wcll.known little
touches OF bis art. and at tho same
Ur-s b. fu.i Of heart intcrcst and gcnu-
Ia. human aytnpathy To undomiand
uuI a only necessary to state that
Iha Lnn % picture Of fashionable
tas.ty. with "a lot or persons In love
uiih ong another. All Of thom, Tor
iha ums being. regard old AnnanlaH aa
bsH patron saint. and iho resultant
fabrication ia plentiful. but not 60 amy
t.u dangerous. a beautiful young
utHI woman d. mndly loved by %
YnHHE man, and likes tho reuHutluu Hu
mah That she encourages the infutua
aur Hir Christopher. Who iH him-
rnH love with n charming rirl, UNI
frras.a 90 rave the family honor aud
r.,H ahptt scattering nha, and mend.
IHr broken hearts. ana doluE hia own
HHi every Ute vlHe'H counting. The
i A.. 70.
l9IHW way u o. told BY the author
afi Mr. Miller and biz company, have
never failed Ia win au audience. The
atmosphere uf the play ~ hirh.hrrd
arl olrrnut ana Air. Niilorr company
D. composed % such widely know 10
artists aH Margaret AnElin, D.. J. Nor
san. Charles Mulcnt. Louise Thorn
dike ilpuricAult. Guy standing blanche
burton. Margaret Dale. Marie Derrick
Hn Frank 4. Lamb. james LindHay,
1humaH whln.n. Earle Blown. Harry
Spears ana others
Monday night nj tho Thoator occurs
~ gUnrrrt Tor thr beurnt N Mall Car
tier shiimufr ana from present indi-
cations ~ VIII hg "a very successful uun
tlh in n financial anu artistic way.
A hrre number o. tickets has been
t1'i and n splendid attendance h al
rIaay assured. Those who attend win
t1t only Hivc assistance 90 most
worthy cnurc but VIII spend "a most
enjoyable evening. Thcre VIII be some
changes Co thu program heretofore pub
Alhei, ua tho following Indicates
PROGRAM.
Tho Dawn" ......., ...." ,.....putks
Utah quartet
"iHwution. ... ...,.. ED. uardclot
MIaH snllo Fisher
leo ihe Love iu Eyory Flower .s.
n 4. Ashworth.
Quintet chimes Of N0rmhndy
AluH Fisher aud i.ryy ana MedHrH,
lIp'r. Goddard aud Campbell.
'ssht Regina" Buck
Miss Emma Ramsey.
pu'Tuo % "paFllacrl" I.eoucavallo
", .. Goddard,
Taui Fantastic. ,.... 90, ..,sanHate
~. 4. w,lho.
CAB Thf Long Day closes ..... fsuillyanl
W Ihs Winter NIGHTS Thought.,-.
orph.ua club. A. II. Peabody, c5nduotr
Mono Soprano Aria
Miss t.ottio levy
Pear Not Yo oh Israel ....,.....nuck
Geo, -. iyprt
The Spanish uipHy Girl ..... .DnmroHch
Ladies Cecilia club, Nine. HWcnupn.
Conductor.
Spanish silhouettca .....C. ". pomeroy
Consolidated Mandolin clubs, e.. -.
Nchfttler, Conductor.
ihlfrfvt aud Olaon's aud individual
playcrH.l
Nr Shepherd win aet as aeeompanist
Poor Laron CummlnEsi fio had drlft.
on away from the friends and nsrOci
air1 M hlH carly ne of lat0 years but
lIH nd ana sudden death brings back
ihr memory uf those times with vivid
e'"aWfsH. and those who know him VIII
nue. with nofloning feelings, let ua
hope ou the many mutations and
'hanrrs presented 90 the various scenes
N 900 llfo. There was mo- young man
in ths flint society set ~ this city TWEEN.
~ years ago with brighter prospects,
shi happier surroundings than those ~
larun Cummings. lie WIS atrlklnFly
htniHouu. we'll connected. In the enjoy
Wnnt OF "a good position. the center 81
i1rpnE uf friends and admirers Of
BOTH sexes Who that has experienced
il' Hospitality on the charming act oi
chambers over tho nearrpt bank then
H.led over BY him and hts fidus
... 'A"NN"H AANWN y q ANllAN IT, NNN AWNNNA NNAN
H'Hnes ~ mlrth and Couylvinlity. the
NfiIflle surroundings tho c0ngunlallty
Nnl TIE good cnmpnnionshin which
wore wont 10 cluster therol II was IA
l..o. that NJ Cummings, with novcn
9lher young Salt lakera formed tho
Home Dramatic club, an Organization
which enjoyed uninterrupted prosperity
Qua POPULARITY Tor more than a dozen
years nftrrwaid. lle had made a De.
,Iiod impression 90 an amateur prracn-
lotion VI "rhe Two Orphans" rendered
i1r ihe honcht % Mrs. A. A. Adams
imnihor VI Maude AdnmHl some months
l,f1v, but the first appearance OF the
Home club 49, a distinct organization
was on April L. 1850, when Mr.. CUM
MlnW enacted the role Of Manuel iu
The llumnnre % Poor Young Man"
The plnudila he won werr numerous
and fur years he remained na one oi
The leading lights % the club. ossaylng
such parts aa Harold Ia 1.-THE Bankers
Laughter" Young 8tandiah ia "ilque,'
walter and later Flurotu In
our noardlng House" tho
eccentric artist On "Huratoga,"
aud Gloyrc IN "a Falno
Iuond,," probably bis host role NJ any
rate. his fnYoritc one, was Eliot Grey
" 'nosedule' lie dld not remain with
iho Home club during ia entire exc
istoneo, ana NJ am tho ORIGINAL members,
no was the only one on whom the glam-
or Of stage no took a strong enough
hNli in induce him a. follow 10 aa a
profession This was his mistake ana
doubtless De lived 20 realize a. After
= considerable experience In the pro