Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20

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while II IS regrettable that the famous
vstropolltan Opera company is not to
NJ seen here In an operate production
a. is , matter Of congratulation that
,,s ara not to be wiped of It's route
altogether Now that it Is practically
.ssgrad that the big company viii be
..,rd In the Tabernacle II is TO be hoped
,rs, our music lovers will turn in and
u. that the results Of the visit are such
,sat there win be no disappointment
when the count Of the house comes to
d.. made. At one dollar two dollar ana
,oo dollar and a half rates. It is going
q, ,ske a big outpourng Of people to
,., $500 audience into the great
Eyul.ng and we trust there viii be no
Ealing short Of H. The event ought 70
D advertised like RinglIng's circus all
,.a. tbe state. and If the railroads are
generous i'm the way Of rates, there VIII
t.a big rush Of people from the main
outside points. Everyone should under
,,spd that In this company is comprised
,ss nick OF the whole world. It's stars
..s the artists for whom London, Paris,
rsrlp 81 Petersburg and New York
annually bid against each other, and
tts combination Of circumstances that
,.t,.s them 10 the west of America this
soar may never occur again De
rs.zks Plancon Melba, NordIca, Sale
"a Van Dyke. Bonnard, schuman
Helrk GadsM Campunau Mancinelli,
psmr5sah aud a dozen Of others 60 say
ro.h.rg OF thegreat chorusandoryhesira
uhere ac -2j people travelling In the
ormnizluonj make up a galaxy So brill
liant as almost to daze the man who
tiles TO contemplate H.
How far we lag behind other cities
this company win visit, is well told by
tie fact that the FIRST days sale Of seats
fin Los Angeles the other day nettcd
sp5. In Kansas city il was Sl,I00,
Next week wil be a busy one at the
Tbeattr Monday night the kepubll-
cans Wul point With pride, ana on
TUESDAY the Democrats VIII view with
alarm. Both are assured fun houses.
Wednesday night comes back the best
OF add H0yts plays a Texas Steer
which ST.. believe has not been seen
here since Katie Putnam and Harry
Emery rendered Il. "Bossy IS 70 De
rIayed by Florence Roseiand Tim Nur-
uby's old part win be I'm the hands OF
James r. Mccain, while Bray, the dig
iraI Minister 90 DahOmey' is stu
r.Bnr his ola role. The Steer viii be
seen two nights. and on Friday, that
sterling player Stuart Robson opens an
enlauament of two nights ana a mat
inee To- bis latest success, oliver Gold
smith
There was % charming orchestral COM
cert at the Theater last evening pre-
sided over by Professor Weihe and par
fa.ratad .a by the usual members Of
Dis organization The company ten
IN number is doing some charming
work nowadays. and last nights Work
was 100 exception.
There were some other things inter-
jalted into the ontertanment-they &C.
cupied the stage while the orchestra
rested The audience-a large one
gazed upon them at first with curiosity,
then amazement and then the galleries
began 90 hiss This interfered so much
with the concert. that half the audience
did not stay 10 out, but retired at the
end VI tine second act, We suggest TO
Mr. Weihe that that portion OF the pro-
gram be- cut out tonight. II abstracts
attention from the music. and has a
tendency 10 drive the audience out Of
TIE house-to drink
In spite ~ the storm last night. there
was a good audience IN attendance at
the Grand 10 witness the second per-
Torrance Of "A Young Wife" The play
aui the company find str0ng favor. and
are the best Mr. Mulycy has given his
patrons for a long time past. The en-
gagemant closes tonight.
Ever since Robson made his fortune
10 The Henrietta he has steadily been
sinking Il IN the search for "a new play,
The Gadfy' cost him a pretty penny,
u Is said and everything else he pro-
Iuced was equally unfortunate I'LL Au-
glstus Thomas wrote for him 'Oliver
Goldsmith Then his old good fortune
same back 20 MIN with a bound and
avery where he has played Il has been
y crowded and enthusiastic audiences,
one writer says.
With a loving kindness. a delicacy
o. sentiment. and @ fneness Of wit that
Goldsmith himself night have shown
20 writing Of q friend. Augustus Thorn
as has put Oliver Goldsmith into play.
Also. Mr. Thomas has put into the pay
sn uneAdnpled array OF historical llg-
.'e'. each drawn with the same loving
'ol.h thit has made his Goldsmith
perfect. stuart Robson has staged the
pay % the same spirit IN which Angus
gus Thomas wrote IL. and the result Is
'te Of those fine comedies which noe
onIy hughtens an evening az the thea
ief for us. but irradiatcs our hearts
afterwards. The new play l8 agl1w
WIN gentle wit and he who leaves the
PLAYHOUSE 40 i,s end cannot help but
gee. 100 slod humor with himself and
Win an the world.
Following is the New York Heraid's
'coJuu' Of Mauie Adams "L'Alglon."
more
il ever doubt existed as 20 the sue
cess Of the American production "
Igs.and's "L'Aigl0n. with Maud.
ADAMS as the star. IT was dispelled
Dot. tonight when the initial perform
lh.e was given at Nixon and thinner
mans Academy OF Music. From the
,eIF oeglnning she showed herself mis-.
jess OF the part, and after little while
nas DO complete command OF her audi
II was the wealth and fashion Of the