The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Hal Reds work IL the literary field
has been TighteOuSly appreciated by
Americans. and his Human Hearts
has not lacked its share Of distinction.
Without doubt it tells beautiful story
of the plain people It is in every way
what has been claimed for il, AN idyl
OF the Arkansaw hills, and those EEho
have laughed and cried OveT>stage mar
atiVeS OF the same character, OF which
''TenneSSee'S Pardner," still fresh in
the minds Of New Grand patrons, is
one. certainly can enjoy Mr.. MutVey' 5
final attraction. a large audience Wit
messed the opening performance last
evening. and judging from the liberal
applause bestowed, II was certainly err
jOyed The staging Of the piece ) cleV-
err In the farm scene the singing of
birds. the iangle Of cCwbells, the bark
ing of dogs and other effects reach the
audience remarkably free from the
suggestion of mechanical origin. The
scenery is all that can be desired, and
the company. while it could be I'M
proved in spots. is above the average
Special mention is due Mr.. McHugh
in Jem Mason, the actOT-tTamp. 1t
could be urged that he oVerdOeS the
part d trife, in action and makeup,
but it doesn't run so far TO the extreme
that the character loses its interest
Mr. Leach as Governor Markham
made up. by the way, after Markham
portrait and with MarkhaU'S cork leg
which entities him to distinction Miss
Bennett as the villainess is the strong
est woman in the cast. Mr. Fairbanks
as Tom Logan, and Suily Guard, the
villain are both accepta bic.
Human Hearts rUns the remainder
Of the week, with the usual Saturday
matinee. For Saturday night the house
is almost sold out.
The success of the Nat NJ. Brigham
no a o
Theatre tonight is more than assured.
If the house is packed it viii be no
surprise and no more than the enter
tainmeut deserves. Is those who heard
the lecture last week can certify. 4
large percentage of the teachers visit
ing the city at present viii take adj
vantage of the opportunity Besides
the lecture. Mr.. Brigham will give
number of songs, Professor Mcclellan
performing the accompaniments.
The sale of seats for the Yale Glee
club concert at the Congregational
church Dec 81 is on at Daynes' music
store. The college men of the town and
the University club as an organization
have undertaken TO make the event
big success The members viii be en-
tertained in society while visiting the
city.
There has been a gratifying call for
seats for the concert of the combined
orchestras at the Grand, Jan. ?. Those
Interested in the event are supplying
the wants of patrons. even at this early
date.
Allan ~ Hampton. business manager
of Human Hearts. which closes mr..
MuIvev's enga cement of the Grand.
was. strangely enough, the first man
TO put travelling company or com
binatiou'' in the house. That was in
1897. soon after Mr.. Mulvey abandoned
the stock company effort. AMI ne at
traction was, again strangely enough,
The Heart Of Chicago" The double
barreled coincidence was discOV cred in
the box Office last evening, Goth men
having FORGOTTEN it until converse zion
turned to dates and Mr.. Atalvey pro-
duced his scrap book. Mr. Hampton Is
proud of the distinction of having
opened and closed the show house,
since it has been successfully managed.