Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-03

mrun.ed 20 be In the first bloom OF
ruth Her husband, on slight grounds,
ngscs her OF inhdelity with his
irsna Pollxenes; the suspicion once
nnl,ted and working on passionate
a.. y!ndictlye mind, becomes settled
ynDn Hermlone is thrown into q
.srgeOn; her new born infant Is taken
ron her, and by the order Of her hus-
hini Leonies, frantic with Jealousy,
sIposed 10 death on a desert shore. She
4 hen brought TO a public trial for
treason and inhdellty. defends herself
roby and Is pronounced innocent by
The oracle, but at the very moment
vhsn she is acquitted she learns OF the
:aih Of her only son. She swOOns away
With grief, and her supposed death con-
tlrtes the third act The last two acts
ne the other play, in which Perdita,
ne erlled daughter Of Hermlone, is the
hA.olne, and not until the last moments
1.-THE play does Hermione appear again
. complete the dramatic harmony OF
ne scheme II Is no idle undertaking
~ an actress TO assume both roles.
NS Kathryn Kidder. who appears In
ins magnificent production OF '"The
winters Tale has shown herself ex-
rao'dnarlly gifted by achieving
'geeess In the dual role. The last time
and as far as history tells us--the
lrl Tine Hermoine and Perdita were
laysd BY the same actress was when
aaly Anderson produced the play more
hah decade ago. Since then, no ac-
ues has been found with the curious
combination OF talent and courage re-
euiei 70 assume the psrt. II Il
.Amed by those who ought 70 know
sn this production OF "The Winters
lss VIII compare favorably even with
maj particularly gorgeous one which
snries kean rave London IN 1876. The
as0essity OF strong actors In the Lead
~ toies OF this play Is so marked, that
mas probably deferred many a man
,,s'r Ron attempting its production.
y91s James win be the Autolycus.
~. James Of course. has been chiefly
.,ovn for bis ability in the serious
s,sna but Autolycus Is Just the sort
y character In which all the arts OF a
,no'oaEhly trained actor can be most
..W employed The stern. harsh
49, o. --r~-- - 4---- -
"a CHARLES B. Hantord, whose experi-
a. % .As eidss.s 4le...a .... ...t. .-...l
work. >" '"'' NV
svl since Mr.. Molsen presented one
4. iosens plays have the Scandinavian
smalle company yentured on the
~ o. The Salt Lake Theater. but on
~. ..sy night they viii give two pop
~ pays one by Erik Bogh, and one
~. nosrup II Is essdent from the
a. o.. mat those who understand the
,,,ltnsNan languages can expect an
Sagsnie performance. The players
swedish play are: Carl Erickson.
We Fredrickson, Robert Larson,
rsrs Nilsson. Klara Johnson, An.
is leFnstrom, Nils Nilsson. Carl
,w va Guslaf Teudt. Mr.. oluf Nil
/, me musical director.
Cine Danish play: J. p. Erickson.
7 n'u ne Anderson. Mrs. II. NJ. Lund,
Can b,orn. Peter Johansen, Emma
Jos,.s j. II. straaberg. Gustav c. ].
ghs, e. s .Ertnann and Peter
,s Ss. , costumes. national dances
uss. national y. airs are among the feat
ior W. u the Performance. The play is
bI.e osheat OF the scandinavian ju-
tIel.,,a na from the advance sale OF
sur,d y financial success seems as.
ihe curtain rises al s o'clock.
a,,i,,I,. c'lller, the comedian end his
Ms rsi company. win soon appear IN
'lrr s, and original farce entitled
M e s,nooih." II is anticipated that
.stIrys smooth" VIII prove a very inter.
say H., ,na excellent comedy Reports
tia, J hs. y y one Of the funniest farces
lons sss s been presented in many a
,usc, ~, Z duplicated its New YORK
"a sssA Chicago ana Philsdsi.