Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-18

..bo wish to ma u Gun ,
people WV y the good times through sn
cli a al 8 now 10" I Sa''ps' "p rec
g % i'' oar city, It has become the
ef!' q ,, ", the theaters and news,
aston 1870 ,.s 10 refer to the phenomenon
pD'I 1 oSeIl engagement Of two years
sane V !, y record breaker Of all known
~ Is '' NJ hat event wonderful as
eiion' n, S,' been cast into the shade
way W. ,o ans stretch of thea t,i',
!. ' " are now in the midst ,.S o. , %,ss
I. VS. y engagement lasted 'nree
oN'", 81 e,traordInory business but
w, ,.so has now been open allhoS'
% ssoss with only three closed
F''n ,,ose of December H. 70 ana
''', an. Of the nights has been q
Nv ,o and some Of them, notably
w uoAieska.James opening the
., and New Years nights
' ,.s r,n to sl,gOo EACH the Gates
~. nv, and the princess chic" house e
r., oIgDt nave been in the $780, soOo
| !, 80 class. Added to all TINS n 'ns
IN ls 10 be Kept right up at Just
.oa A pace for the next eight
4, more. The theater closes
Il, nights next week to allow It's
~, "a get their breath, and then
I. rsh comes on again, lasting rom
S,uag 70 to the end of March win
I, more than one or two nights rest
!, M be most interesting to learn
J, vbether this amusement LOVING
,rmanIty has any limit that can be
.s,ts1 and II II has, the next tWo
H'.Ss viii surely demonstrate IT,
AN"
4 hs Grand the boom has been not
\, announced The past week mas
.,,,,od the first uninterrupted SIX
~ n-oSperous business that the new
" has known. Murray and
w have proved very popular, ana
Z, ore Of their nights has been small
I'd. several Of them have been enor-
NM, Several such weeks would put
ve,s Jones and Hammer In an easy
sOi regarding their investment
n, Tbeater viii only be open three
,I,sg next week. Harry Beresford IN
IN Wrong Mr. Wright appearing
Monday and Tuesday and Prof Nc
c,Isns pupils giving their recital Sat
NAV The other nights win be util-
M BY the Opera company In re-
kanals Of Martha"
The Wrong Mr.. Wright Is one of |
Broadhursts farces that seems to be
lifted with the same longevity as
what Happened TO Jones and why
Smith Left Home" Since the play was
hst seen here II has been over the
water to the Britlshers, and II seems
10 have scored q London success
Harry Befestord who now has the
leading part was said by the St James
Gazette to be "a born comedian In
WHOM sense Of humOr is as natural
as cOQnetfy In woman, His method
= magnetic he fills the stage without
an effort, nor Is he ever at loss for an
Effect
Alvin losin' whom we all thought
deed bob UP again at the Grand next
week No rural play ever written, not
excepting The Old Homestead" has
had longer lie than this old "idyll of
he Rubes' As everyone knows, the
play deals with the fluctuations Of un-
sk Alvin In New York city. While In
lhe city he meets with all sorts Of adj
ventures and gets into all kinds of
trouble and bis efforts 10 eXtricate him
@li result In no end Of fun, His wife
follows bin to the city, and her search
loI hin adds to the complication and
general miS.up.
Toe company Is said TO be a good
one and the scenery and appointments
ere all new Among the principal
sieles carried by the company are the
bI@ayn Bridge by moonlight, the
Gfand Central depot thieves den In
iSi'eT street, and a typical Bowery
.0nceTl ball. During the performance
syeTa new specialties viii be intro
\ ine Iul cast Of Martha" which the
NV LaM Opera company will bring
" az the Theater on the afternoon Of
sa.alasy' February /, will be as fol-
y'. "'"'",",,,,,,.,,, Miss Ferrln
n. ~, ,""'''.,'.,,,,,..,, Miss Clark
B n ',suan "',,"".,. Mr., Spencer