Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-09

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company TO support him, rely.
ing only on home talent foI
the minor parts, the choruses and
the ballet. All our scenery, costumes
and accessories have been specially
built in New York, and are now here
upon the ground
Asked how he felt on the eve Of the
production Mr., Bean said that ne was
full Of hope and confidence. The re-
hearsals had shown him that the play
had been beautifully cast, and that the
actors and actresses were in perfect
readiness for the first performance.
Mr., Beams interest in the nnan-
clal part Of the production, con-
slsts simply in the weekly roy
atty he will draw He said
that his percentage of each week $
gross receipts was large enough 20 as
sure him Gin case Of success) Of enough
capital in two years to enable him TO
mount another play Of his own author
ship.
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The News" learns from another
source, that the production Of "Corian-
ton has cast up to this time, close
upon $4,000 o little more than the
amount Of the capital paid in. Every
dollar Of expense incurred has been met,
and at the Office of the Deseret Ora.
matte syndicate. in the News build
ing, all the financial affairs are man.
aged with the same method and pre-
cislon that any Of the ether corpora
lions housed In the big building are
handled With ordinary luck, the ven
ture Is expected to make good returns
to It's projectors. Next weeks six nights
and a Saturday matinee, should be good
for anywhere from $4,000 TO $4,000 bust
ness. The company will probably visit
Ogden, then rest I'LL September when
they play week in Denver, a week in
Omaha, a week In Kansas City, ana
possibly q week in st. Joe. At all these
places they are given the highest terms
ever accorded the best grade Of trav-
cling attractions, rs per cent Of the
gross receipts II success continues,
Klaw & Eranger the booking branch
of the big theatrical syndicate will put
them into the Illinois theater in Chica-
go for an extended run, and from there
to a New York opening1s only step.
The final rehearsal OF the play is set
for tonight. 1t will be entirely private,
and all the scenery, cOaumes, lights,
etc, will be used. The News" repre-
sentative saw some of the scenery in
position yesterday, and can certainly
attest that as far as this feature at
least, is concerned, the public may ex-
pect a revelation In the beautiful.
The program for the Goddard testi-
monial at the Tabernacle Monday night
Is complete, and a fine program II u.s.
The rendition of II viii begin at $3.50,
and the friends Of Mr.. Goddard, who
are not easily numbered, predict a big
success for the undertaking both ar
tistically and financially. The program
is as follows
Hail, Bright Abode" from Tam
haueser' ,.."...,,. 80. .. Wagner
Tabernacle Choir.
"The Hearts Sprngtime" ........, Dole
Miss Sallle Fisher
Grand Offertoire" (St. Cecilia) .Batiste
Mr.. John j. Mcclellan.
'Toreador SONG" from Carmen
'.,,.,.'.s,,s.s'., asa. 49,. ..BlZet |
Mr.. II. S, Goddard with band accom- |
panimentD
"The Image OF the Rose. ... Reichardt |
Madam Swenson's Ladies' Double |
Quartet, with obligato by the Ma
dam.
a Pilgrims Chorus" from "Tann-
haueser' ,".'.,.,., 80. ... Wagner |
b "Sextette.' from Lucia. Donizetti
Held's Military Band.
20, Don Fatall'....- .,.... -. Verdi
Miss Agatha Berkhoel
Grand Old Ocean" .n.,. -, .Shattuck
Southern Melody. &c. -. ..... Davis
MISUNDERSTANDING Robinson-
SQuires male quartet.
Friends" from the Jolly Muske-
teer".,.,... =. -. ..... Edwards
Mr. H. s. Goddard.
Polonaise," from "Mignon" .. Thomas
Miss Luela Ferrin.
"Andantino" TO my wlfe). .Lemare
Mr.. John j. Mcclellan.
Grand Overture" bohemian Crib
...,.,,.,,.. -. ..,...... Bale
Held's Military Band.
riosahiia ..''..'.s'', -. e. .'Granier
Mr.. II, S. Goddard.
Damascus March" ..... 80. .... Gosh
Tabernacle Choir.
The Prince and the Peasant" which
begins n weeks run at the Gra.S on
Monday, has the following cast:
Karl, rolling stone Alfred Best. Jr.
ilndrich Brochmyer.. Spencer Saulres
Zoo Zoo. the brigAnd. Lorenzo Haddock
3linkie Blinker ......... Frank Hooper
Jeanette ..,".... 80. Miss Cloy Elmer
.,.Mlss Helene Shepard
'rlnce Hugo ".,..... William Phillips
,ount ..".,... $40. Edie Pomeroy
lester -. ..."...... Miss Kate Butler
Harold Orlob Musical Director
rank Maltese. :. ....Stage Director