Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-07

~ hi' - he present time in san
,,' "a -. leaves of Salt Lakes
W 'l cords 's thirty i've years, ana of
,apati' recon- res me precise condition Q,
20 vi fna Mi, = week exists at one ,S OIL
Sp %, .. '''' tncatres-ce,rrttainlyc ra 'ns
o. r'' 'a california. tn. S ura"p
pra~n mo temple where Nlllson'
~ I'a l,s,I "a and semDrich sang '..l mas
ss sc'en NJ rpon latter-day tradi-
p:i - turned Durr to the old stock star TAR
ea'rd 'S'D mat used to prevail the
~ be , '''r the same that use a
cstS "',' ,athers and mothers anu
pidisn. w. dld so much to give . 10
ssa'nlalN ~ yenown as a dramatic
sa LAKE ~
estiT the manager Of a thea-
H'Ss ,'r 70 keep on hand a company
wngases y with all the necessary
ea''A V'' scenes and appurtenances'
cf'ns' .sodv at weeks notice 10
NJ % " ,ss stage anything from
Hgl ~ y. "a oolver Twist" and TO
al
H''.'" y .st Of first class actors an'
'a. ,,.., tor the various parts, ina, ln ~,
Es'' =. exception of the Leading ro'e
Fia u' ~sese are to be supplied by
pas r.,og stock star" or stars'wno
~ ". i tAeIr business to trave' IRON
." ), mace, sending their plays
rs IA remaining until their popu-
r'- "a perhaps their welcome are
'N -, when they push on to the
wa ro In olden days, no theatre
y, I ,.na stood so thoroughly equip
!, ours for rendering travelling
= M. sort Of support President
' ,onnlled the historic theatre,
'''' ARA 4 with scenery, wardrobes
,..,.,,iss necessary for almost any
r. n,ay that might be called for.
= sms az the stock company Is a
"a, !, history, and not detail was
,,.Irs to enable them to do good
~. ,Ae best orchestra, the best
,.,s artist a copper of parts whose
,.,l,s resembled steel plate work.
r,.,s, eostumer, skilled lady to
,'sSs over the female wardrobes, a
M oven a hairdresser on nights OF
, IN we're regular parts of the
h lsatte stan. Mckenzie, Lindsay,
y,,g,tts Graham, Game, Clawson
S,,is Thorne, Maiben, Miss Adams,
NJ clawson. Mrs. Bowring, Miss
Ts,hrook Miss Platt, Susie Marden and
,Iot Of others made up the support,
M perfected themselves In a round
gpsys which today would stagger the
u,rge actor 10 contemplate. one
,.sk called 70 render a tragedy like
INK Cade," the next 20 present a bur
sue Ike Aladdin" and always ready
ma the Inevitable farce that ended up
b evening, no matter what the length
4 the pAy that preceded 1.-THE com
any gained an experience which moth
kg else could have impaired, and one
t1t made them yerltable minute men
.. women OF the drama. Nearly ey-
~ star Of prominence the country
new IN the middle sixties to the early
wsntles visited Salt Lake, and went
way singing the praises of her people
nd Aer stock company, while the local
iiygs kept on building up their tall
lais from having rubbed elbows with
many Of the best actors and actress
aa the world
70 return to San Francisco on which
ges everywhere In the theatrical world
~ fastened, II can be said that the
'rs trial Of the stock company and
listing star system is set down for
As week "Rosedale" Is the play and
los Haworth, the visitor Laura Nell
I'n Hall, who has so many friends in
SAT Lake, Is the leading woman Of the
Hosk company, and upon her shoulders
VII iall the unenyable task OF getting
y 10 new role every week. while the
var she Is supporting walks through
NIls that have become like machinery
2 hin, Il was this sort Of thing that
,iecsed Victory Bateman. and Miss
asHs admirers win trust that a better
As nay be reserved for her.
me experiment. with the old order OF
.hlnr will be watched with interest ev-
'DNsre and nowhere with more
,Inaly lhan In Salt Lake, for which
90 50 much In the olden times.
ine revival of"Francesca da Rimini"