Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29

Tonight illba Vul lnt olu anu IluES III
the new" at the Grand. with the fan
NJ the curtain on Human Hearts this
evening. Mr. Mulyeys connection with
the popular priced house draws TO an
end. and II viii be handed over to the
Ralph Cummings Stock company, who
under an Arrangement made With the
owners Of the property the Salt Lake
Amusement company, assume the desu-
nles Of the place for an indefinite teruL
Mr.. Mulyey will hanceforth devote his
attention to his other business enter
prlses, Mr. Cauuthers. his treasurer
leaves with him and the boz. Office win
IN future be presided over by Mr. jay
Rogers. assisted by Ives Coob
The new brooms viii make clean
sweep at least IN front Of the house
The ushers viii be mostly new and
Mr. Kallman announces that they are
10 be clad In military suits. Mr. Cole
man retires from the head Of the or
chestra. and Mr. w. c. Give takes his
place Back Of the scenes there win
be few changes. at least for the present
The old force OF hands which has done
rs work so capably In the past. is TO boz
retained, but It Is announced that new
settings win be provided for each per-
formance. and that a scene painter will
b. Kept constantly employed Nh
Cummings and his players are now all
on the ground pushing the preparations
for the performance Of The Gilded
FOOL Nat Goodwins fine comedy
which will form the opening bill Pub.
lie expectation is at q high notch and
theater goers generally are waiting
with interest 20 see how the new com
pany will compare with the stock -
CARNATIONS which have preceded them
under the same roof In the past.
Mr. Mulyeys connection with the
Grand began Sept q, 1891 He was
the actual manager Of the house.
though H. +. McGaryle was in charge. I.
At the end Of that season, Mr. Mulyey
dispensed with Mr. McGaryie's services. |
and commencing with the season Of |
lSS he conducted IL alone. and has /
continued up 20 the present time. Aid |
ed by his treasurer, Mr. Carruthers, I
be has kept the reputation Of the /.
house up 10 a high grade from the pop. /
ular price standpoint, and there vii be .
general regret TO have them retire from .
the amusement arena. The News
wishes both gentlemen well, whatever .
walk Of life they decide to follow,
The Theater celebrates the end Of the
old century and the beginning OF the
new by announcing Herman, the con.
juror ana his big vaudeville company
Three performances viii be given Mon
day, Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday
night. Thursday and Friday, Broad
bursts laughable comedy. why Smith !
Left Home, will be rendered by com,
pany headed by dozen well known 1
people, among whom are Douglas Flint |
Lizzie May Ulmer Frederic Roberts
Rose Hubbard, and others. The come
dy has been seen here before and left
a very pleasant impression.
Everything comes TO him who
waits" as the saying goes. and by wait
ing over the holiday Mr. Brigham Sc
cured an audience worthy of his lee
ture Last night the Theater was
handsomely filled In the parQuette and
first circle nearly all the teachers OF the
city turning out TO do him honor. He
repeated his lecture on the Grand !
Canyons Of the Arizona" throwing his
magnificent color Views upon huge |
piece OF canvas stretched In front Of
the curtain The lecture has been fully
reviewed and II Is only necessary 10
repeat that It is q rare piece OF word
painting that stamps IT'S arranger. not |
only as a master OF English but as
the possessor OF a highly cultured and
poetic mind. Mr. Brigham was fire.
quently interrupted with hearty APP
plause and given a half dozen big
rounds az the close. Accompanied by
Mr. Mcclellan he then sang two OF his
tenderest ballads, "Bendemere's Stream
and Daddy After the lecture he was
entertained at the KENYON bv the To-
cal Sons Of the American Revolution.
Following Is the complete program 20
be rendered at the Grand next Wednes-
day evening. by the combined orches-
tras, and the assisting artists. 10 Is
pleasant 10 note that a goody number
vance, so that the success OF the event
would seem to be assured.
l. Overture "Semiramide' .Rosslni
Orchestra.
2 since Thou Art Mine ,,Couchols
Mr. H. S, Goddard.
with fun orchestral accompanIment)
g. IN Miserere' (duo from 1T
TrOvatore') 5000. .,..,,.. Verdi
Messrs. w b. Smith and c. Mollerup
l. GYPSY Love Song ...roNincent
Miss Harrington.
s. Selection from Singing Girl
Orchestra.
Qntermission five mlnutes)
6 Concerto In f. for plano ana
orchestra .,.. ..,.... ..'. Moscheies
II Movement. AdagO
III. Movement. Allegro MaHiale.
Mr.. j. ]. Mcclellan.
T. This Very Hour MAX SpIcker
Mr. r. S. Goddard.
g. a. March "tTrsus" Walter Coleman
h. "Serenade' %. o.. 90. ....,.Ilil
Solos for French Horn and Flute,
Messrs. Chris Jespers0n and J. Smith.
Orchestra.