Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-27

= Henry Miller ana
sas Has so clarke are to be ,, hea ara,
VARY corson .aason Of 10oO-i9oi WIN
.ad then ,, tn, From honc 'a o.nter
Be ~e% pYoers interest will, ,,. center anS
Manager r ~ season ahead. May ,, p"u
june June a. e oa, ,b,r head. toss,nsr ,n in
manager, p on5 map out their tours ,...i ior
o' COMM, months the Salt Lake ., inca.
ho'' ;. ,'s rule. makes more pv pVT" con-
than in an! W., mat the prosperous
ai'n's ,.srIy every attraction NJ PLAYING sSrns
'tor5 nen,,' the past season has o ,,n,'
here duTins W. ,|ll bear excellent frult
back A ON season. to come. The 0'g gl5e,o
durns 'o' .ool.j thus far is Vio'a
' @.so in "rhe Palace Of the N'''''
,O,rs too much to expect
II was PS y,"S would draw one OF
that Neil pO, naked audiences at une
his old'um, as he did so Glo ,ss
I .,aeo tSr heels OF Sng " many Of his
ypVn V.ogagcment sun I ,i,I to well
Haly ,' ," aere out last n'sm ,, Eatr"
Old i'i si,1 hack in THE County a spe,l
cone nH' ,aGsrles especially, were VIZ .
and the s''Gt ia high enough praise 70
paronR'l, ". purgess, as the old-iash1,
Say that M, sinister. is more natuIaI
Fl i0nei e.uI 5,on eyen than he USED TO pe'
SSa.S 1 greater trlDuie Vas Sns heard
H HyOity,g 9 t6an that when was ne@ an
pala, '' Tbsatel last night iroil an Ui
at lhs ,, ln, soid that Mr.. Burgess larry
locker WV toreet his sex. He Kept lhe
mace on' e., an uproar from beginning
audel'C o. ~ his quaint old-fashioned
snu ,n5 tbe whimsical drollness with
n ..ticS he invested the part. AS no , quo
. S.," much for the play OF any s".he
e s',s a, When Mr.. Burgess Is OF the
~ ~ II ls not necessary to go INTO ue-
N1s'' .n,arding the cast. the race
t ,a's srsne In which three animals
. ,SaS rromlnent part, the stage set
,nqs and all the surrounding tii n.
we've Sss extremely well handled, WINE tue
,onbrolte Tags, was the leading IN
s,snce NJ acting among the lesser play.
srs willard squires, formerly or BAT
Ioto IL A member OF the male quartet,
ar5 Ss friends greatly enjoyed hearing
.-.. Iage VpipA again.
1.-THE County Fair" goes for the last
time tonight
Everybody who remembers Herne's
beautiful play Of "ShoreAcres' VIII De
interested in his new venture sag
Harbor'. the last play he wrote ana
me one IN which he was starring on ms
Tay 10 ,he West when he was com
pelied TO retire through Illness. sag
Harbor pleased the theatergoers OF
New York for three months last VIM
Ter. and 1t attained equal success in
Boston and Chicago, II is said TO be
invested with much Of the home-like,
natural charm that made the presenta-
ton Of "Shore Acres so distinctive. An
eastern writer says Il does not seem
TO be a play set in painted scenes but
Is rather page from real life on which
the auditor for the time is permitted to
gaze. In the estimate Of many people
Il Is a better play even than "Shore
Acres" The cast Is said TO be one OF
exceptional merit including besides Mr..
George Woodward, who takes Herne's
place as Captain Dan Marble, Marion
Abbott. Mrs. Sol Smith, Forrest Robin
Son and Herne's two daughters, Julie
and Chrystal. Sag Harbor'' will be
The only bin at the Theater next week.
II opens Friday eynlng and goes for
two nights with Saturday matinee
Stephens big juvenile choir will give
their first annual concert in the Taber-
nacle on the evening OF Wednesday,
May LIST MAY Day.. An interesting
program has been arranged, made up Of
tnoTlses by the choir, selections By
Bests juvenile mandolin and guitar or
thssta, solos by Miss Luella Ferron,
Mr. Alfred Best Mr. Horace 5. Ensign,
and the little singers. Miss DollIe Will
Hams and Miss Annie Meyer This will
Be The chlldren's opportunity to clear
lheif yearly tuition by the sale of the
tickets the proceeds Of which 20 TO
themselves parents as well as all inter-
es'd IA Sunday school singing would
\ 70 wen 70 encourage and gladden. the
nearts Of Tie youthful soloists by pur-
shasl1g their tickets and being present
q % ENJOY The treat they will take such
+ pleasure IN rendering.