Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
good humor. and strange to say many
II tine ladies seemed TO ENJOY n.


II the ladies' seemed 60 ENJOY n.
CoiOwpky. the great Polish pianist.
cont 90 "a - our u. ~ critics the equal,
and by some. the superior OF padorowH-
Nj. VIII give a grand piano recital on
his own piano. In the Provo TRbcfnh-
Gle. ON Saturday. April ist. His superb
program will form the second concert
in the series Of Music Festivals which
Provo has 80 Loyalty supplied TO the
music lovers Of Utah county. The
most prominent teachers here are en-
Enthusiastically working Up an Interest
In the affair. among them bel ~ A,iss
Gratia Flanders. Professors Wcihe. Me
Cicllan, sh phcrd. T. IdcfrDn. Darlington.
Cook. whitman and Goddard. Several
will be accompanied by nearly al their
pupils 80 Provo. for II " evident to
every teacher that II VIII Dc worth
several months OF instruction 10 every
piano student TO hear this tmincnt
master OF the plano. 4 special train
VIII b. run FOR this recital. fan par
ticularr 81 which WIN shortly te pub
viii positively not appear m
Salt Lake. ~ the Provo contract for
bids his doing 30. u. q. Caller has
the nffair In charge here and viii give
any information desired. OF Godo.
wsky-who II only Is years o.d-tn-
Chicago Times saysi "a year AGO Chi-
cage went Wild over pndercw.ki. A
week ago !, shifted It's allegiance TO
Codowaky."
Not since thcdayH OF Booth AMI iiar-
rctt has there been mn organization
formed equal Ia the tripic-atar alliance.
LOUIS James kathryn klddor Frndcr-
lex wardc which viii be- seen In mag
nlnccnt productions ~ classic plays
during conference week NJ iho Salt
Lake Theatcf The three stars have
surrounded Themselves with an uncx-
cclled company OF thlrty-siN players.
among whom. are The veteran Harry
i.nngdon. Of filia Marlowc CO.. Collin
lscmpcr. u Days London ana New
York theaterr. Mrs Nnndcrhon ~
Sir Henry frvinR'H company. Norman
itnckett. Of Hhea'r company Barry
tombstone. Of Louis James Co. charles
". clark. 81 Wnrdc.Inmrr 30. Miss
Loretta Wells. of the Frohmnn forces.
All scenery II carried by the @fnblna-
ton and II from the hand ~ -. Dood
Alderman ~ the Empire thea,cr. New
York. This vii be the theatrical event
" the year. The rcpertnry Includes the
School for Scandal. Otheilo. Hamlet.
Julius Caesar and Macbeth.
Mr.. Muivcy'a house will take well
earned rest IN" beginning OF next week
and leave the field clear 10 the Thcater
NJ the same time. ON Thursday. I.in-
coin !. Carter. who lives In high
lookout armed with a spy glass search
Inc for up.to-date themes for dramas.
puts forth hts very latest Inspiration.
'I.rmcmbcr the Maine" OF course the
intrigue begins In Havana, where the
spnninh plot To blow NJ the Maine N
disclosed. Prominent IN the scheme
" Wcylcr and Spanish naval officer
named ltiftaunlrN IlufIFluu Ia tho
act arr also General i.ee and his ward.
a Miss Walters. with whom young
officer ~ the British navy IL In love.
There are several Spanish conHpiFa-
tors, n chinese sea cook. Cuban
Tirl, q spanish woman, ana these man.
age 90 mix IN In an intrigue In which
Jealousy. revenge. patriotism and love
are successfully brought into play. The
object ~ the entertainment. however.
II 10 bring upon the Hccne the Incidents
of the war, such nH the arrival ~ the
Maine In Havana, and the blowing up
OF that vessel. Then the scene shifts
to Manila and all the persons. except
10 see the battle Of cnVite. This IN a
realistic scene. IN which the American
and Spanish vessels ilro vigorously
upon one another
The impending demolition ~ the old
hulhih p iufhiffs NJ Ihlftffnin street
and broadway. New York. now known
NJ the star, which was announced In
the dispatches recently. viii rcmoyc one
of the famous theatrical landmarks In
the city. When the thcntcr disappears
and another building springs M In It's
place, II win seem ms II an old familiar
friend had passed away. The theater
was opened In 1861 with play called
THE New President lester Wallnck.
Mrs. Holt. Madeline Henrlquez ana
Charles Fisher being In the cast. John
liroughnm was n member OF the COM
pany later. and his salary amounted 20
what wns then considered princely
sum. SIS week; ]. a. Holland. father
OF the gifted Holland boys OF today.
received $40 a week for his services:
John Gilbert earned SO. Wallack'H
was the first home ~ iloredalc. which
was brought out In isG3 and ran 1856
nights. something almost unprocedent-
cd, Co average receipts NJ S1i0-nHur.s
then thought astonishing. In the sew
entities Iioucicault brought, out the
shaugrnun at Wallack'H. and II also
had memorable run with himself.
Ada Dyas and Harry Montague In the
cast. The Shaughraun had iia per-
formancer. with total receipts Of $500
0id.b0. The evening performances aver
aged Si,Gi7. the matineer $3.50, The
growth Of the uptown district long agu
left Wallack'A FAR behind. the Wnliack
company Transferred itself TO now
thenter ON Thirtieth street years ago.
which also took the name Of Wallack's,
but the old Thirteenth street temple.
the star. Il the house around which the
most interesting dramatic memories
Will llngcr.