Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

dlre The modern managers, too. have
tpent a young fortune on Us lnyestl'
turs and all that the musicians, the
scene painters. and the costumers could
do has been done to render the play
suitable 10 the tastes OF the twentieth
century theater gOer But In spite Of
all the glaring triyiallty Of the story
The theme, the plot the motive. stiIl
remain, and no amount Of furnishing
and garnishing can cover &c up. In
spite u all the wealth and magnllcence
q O, Us mounting. 1t has been a disap-
p1rimeni IN this city and but for the
iat VI ihe stock convention, II would
undoubtedly have encountered a frost
Bl, DE visitors have saved 1t, and no
t0.s. The management Is duly thank
II.
Io'.gi, We shall have an opportunity
Of seeing Mr. James and Miss Kidder In
ons,hhg worthy Of them. and the
opportunity comes none TOO soon. How
an actor Ike James, who mas played
companion roles with Mccullough.
Booth and Barrett and whose achieve.
n'ni' 10 the past are among the best
cherished memories Of the salt Lake
stage could ever get down to the moth
IhHess Of Nick Bottom, and roll and
F'f around The stage with about as
men purpose as a clown has in a
N' Dust ring. Is beyond understand
ls Miss Kiiiers talents too, are sim.
w wasted in "A Midsummer Nights
DIsan' and it will be most refreshing
% See her tonight in Lady Anne.
Ai James and Miss Kldder VIII be
'tr,'el By Mrs Fiske in San Francisco
:. !. Iisy were IN Salt Lake. They play
i,-. zoe Columbia, the most popular
~, :. \, IN mat city, and Mrs. Fiske goes
\, " vac Naliornia, which, not being In
As = indicate chain, booked her and
~. y, s'3l 10 get her Though the CaU.
''..1 Is now only rated as a second
t.., , ",.ss, ana Is away from the bust.
y. ~ - S,ugn. there IS little question Of
N. ''Ji.Nlng her fun share of atten-
y .y u is a most pleasant thing IN
'oe 70 say that She is one M tbe
tsl '.ais Whose visit has more Than !
...-..sl we expectations rra,t.5 al, "a
4. mere was not q thing about |
d -. ''e performance that ever feu |
v,.t ,.ssllHholplace. Her own genius
hi. lone equally respondent I'm IA !
n. " lhackerays adventures an
ny. .-'t q Hardys suffering boro d.
Fgs,si ealnlifably supplemented and !
as n. Wy me line company Of ploy' !
q , i.oll she was surrounded n
fiIs.,. llct evidence OF her hirb O.,
ro,s +, ala training as an actrsee a.
-sys. ' me question OF exuenss bos
.alu-s',al allowed to enter into her |
ry Ems Ils. company costume soon @
nv ~. .u.lhgs and music. am wore -, !
LII ~ sIele, the best. san Iota |
). ., Low AIRS Flske's career viii |
lss. ., ,est interest and the most con, !
..,sls Auons. as to her future !
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,r M, '. gym, "a prophet {, No, v,,hor.
an7,,,, ln bis own country and |
I'M ,y breeds contcmpt " s,o , an
.sys, wa age but their trntb u'ns
No h. Y Strongly illustrated tbon ~
..ti,s ~. az the Tabernacle on |
'atr. I'sht Perhaps one of he |
sta-. i. ne evening Mas ne o az we
.s's T. i'9se salt Lakerp In the an |
lsh. u Viewing the behavior ~ 49,
.sa. f',. me rendItions Of the Tab. |
% lst.,,t We seemed 10 wake mn |
I hsl. y, 'al w this body OF singers
me ls, ~ ,4,rEanlzatlon really come, |
lis a. w. W. ordinary and to be re- |
s'gs NJ, we nave been MANY Times |
o-A te'bs we organization Is Wen !
siy Year, proud over. Il has for I
.' nei :, oeen the case that Inc cboir
,otg siransa pc warmost applause /
l,A msi,.'s' Here lis work ls IN
str g.rer a oi course, that II Is no |
= Nsung ~ attention Il deserves
''''Nmen literally boiled /