Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-02

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u 'aa 49, y0 ssat without the masI pra.
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|tant ad't'l'' NOBLE to talking uUoTs
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Eaye elePI i y y home supports i " .len
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tls'. Ii .nuntS II was worth the prite
tI@Ple Esi' any night this week eek, 70
n h alnils'V' ., St audiences, among
NV 6 ,sy many persons from ono 9u oInse
vhn s 'oj counties, as they Kept eio Ise
w i,' me gradual unfolding Oh .. tne
Y ~, ~ ,ssyratiye and the Wao't y an
sal1 taught. In it all there l y en
r w, ..son 10 theatrical malla l',1a,ic
Ne 81. Una makes il clear that draliiau l,
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u , '''' ind scandal prod,,,e
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4 , musn man struck Salt Lake, ne salu
- sa' ga. ,fier financial and attendance
rsco nal m his city II looks very ' ho,h
iy'V ,b,n n, he was going to get pom 5
" ,.S-s" even the notable Nance
e e,yjs 'ssnpagement. Up to this after
roon ssyen performances have psen ,
glyeo and they have been houses wa phe
t,n ss have played close around tne
, slus e er mark every night "a.
Eyancei prices have been the RUE W,
s,bat has made no difference, the peGP,e
toye wanted to see and have SEEN To-
srigbt closes the engagement pz
Next week, there viii be '%o pis
,oupier attractions in thlscity-Eugeile
tBlalr and the Grau Opera company NJ
remains 10 be seen how well they WIN
Sle patronIzed and how much more
money salt Like can pay Tor anuse'
nen,s IN a short lime There has'been
"a tremendous drain during the past
fveek But not a single weakening
yeymptoms has been discernaole' me
Only question is, where y the limit ana
how long can the people stand Inc
stran,
& The Cummings company has gone
lfrom the Grand and The Telephone
#Ghp has superseded II. 1t played to a
4fair house only last night gave mat
Zinc this afternoon and closes tonight
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The curtain will not rise at the salt
1ake Theat,r on Monday night On
Tuesiay night however Eugenle
Blair will make her bow to the public
b. "A Lady Of Quality" which will also
b. produced at Wednesdays matinee,
and on Wednesday evening On Thurs
day night the same company wifi give
"Carmen' as the closing performance
of the engagement The story Of the
5flrst.named play Is one Of intense inter-
Eest from the beginning 10 the end. II
Els written aroundsth daughter Of a
country squire and tends to show that
|any girl, no matter what her surround
Ings are can make herself a leader
Dot only} Of her own sex but also
dictator Of men Up to her sixteenth
year she lives the wild life Of a country
boy, dressing Ia male attire drinking,
\ fox-huntlng and swearing. A message
Ifrom tire Duke Of 0smonde brings her
!. 70 herself and she enters upon a new
flie. But Ia the meantime Sir John
ECxon hears Of hsr, and 10 win a wager
Fakes advantage o. her ineXperIence
5nnd, later On, decides to cast her of to !
tnarry an helrts; She hears Of his in
3tenlOn and promises TO marry the Earl |
~ Dun'ahwode and when OXon meets
PEI, she grtets him IN proper style Her !
elleIly husband dies in .ear and leaves |
sI a 'I.h WIDOW, as she has been faith. |
~ datiul and honorable 10 him dur. |
ng 'heif short married life. Oxon an |
vars Oh De scene after the death of |
ls earl 70 backnail the countess by |
4 n'e ,ii to tell the story Of her ear. |
us, GQaded to desperation |
y woman strikes the william with a |
a'ed liiIng whip and without intend |
Y . @ 50 Kills him. Things come |
lsnl y ne end, however and she mar.
y y, u. wv. luxe Of Osmonde. and the woe |
wv past forgotten In a new life.
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