Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17
All HalIows Commencement Exer-
cises at the Theater,
CREDlTABLE TO STUDENTS.
One-Act Drama Very Well Presented
Musical Numbers Punetuaie
Graduated Papers.


the lower part Of the theater and APP
plauded 10 the echo all OF their eff
forts, the graduating class Of All Hal
lows college last evening gave their
commencement exercises. 1t was the
sixteenth time that All Hallows has
sent forth class Of earnest young
men who have finished the long course
Of work laid out for them. And In all
the lG years Of commandments, there
was never one more successful than
that OF last evening.
From beginning to end, II was dis
tinctlyely an All Hallows evening, and
the showing made by the students was
indeed creditabe. The band of the col
lege furnished the music. surprising
even those who knew that there was
a deal of ability In the organization.
The students also put on one-aot
drama, mus not only varying, in
most agreeable manner, the tIme-hon-
ored graduating customs, but also fur
nishing a very delightful entertain.
nent.
The officers and faculty occupied the
boxes, which were decorated in the
school color, blue, while the central
part Of the auditorium was thrown
open TO the friends Of the institution.
The program commenced with a very
well rendered selection by the college
lowing this. Richard Harding Davis
one-act drama. "The Orator of Ze-
pata CITY" was given by cast made
up OF students. and IL was very well
given indeed The dramatis personae
were az follows.
ABE Barfows, desperate. .,",,,,,,
'''...'.'',..,.,'...., j. Gallagher
Judge Truax .,.,,., Paul Mccormick
COL Henry Harvey, district attor-
ney .',,'..v.,,, X. A. Canning
Rob Haines, deputy sheriff..
"."..". .".."""... A. Sullivan
Jim Baird, deputy sheriff w, inland
Dan Phelan, proprietor Central ho-
Tel ,.,..,.,..,.,.,,,."... 7. Brogan
Court Crier ".,,,"...,,.a,., II. Luxen
Foreman of the jury .u.,E c. Largey
caiiogher as Ahe porrows tho
nr,sonor enc rIaads for hto ,ihort,,
was ea slv the best IN ,ba oost al.
though the WOW Of the others ras ver,,
creGitablo cai,agher sho,yad no r,ean
a,o,,a,jn obiit," NV
MandoIssobn's co,carto IN GA uos
given In heantlfnt stvle on tho violIn
nv vouny Arthnr pedersan mo mar
velons ,hilItv M this vouny violInist
hoe hrought him ronsideroh,e local
fame hefore This hnt last avening E
number vas nrohah,v the nost d,a,c1lt
no bee vot attenntad Ana !, rae
done woSderh,lIy I, was a most re-
.narLahie foot f1r q hoo ~ ME years
hoth an n,emorizInp and eyecntion
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hv Tokie giegel A corne, solo "I and
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laeher and the hand rendsred two
more selections that were onn,auded
heortiIv
The feature NJ the awning was an
oddrese nv uugh o'NeilI a CbIoago at :.
tornev an "American ideIss" fter
sLatcbinS ranidIv The industrio, growth
az tho country and showin, its financial
no,yor no said that ,hass th,nss she
resnlt ~ a following ~ ideals have
nlaced America In Tho front rank NJ
nations ora ostourdod the world II
&C. hecousa ~ ,deoIs NJ OMAN main
ta,nod that ,he American fag hos al.
wavs haeen victorions and ba exnrees.
od ,ho heIiee ,hat Canada The Ia YES.
,ige y, n,onsrcbv an the western hen.
isohera wo,,ld IN limo come under the
nrotection ana the guidance NJ the
stors ora str,nee wonld. he An,oricar
atJstoerats u,ers sco.ed ho,na nbarl
ootariSed 10 NJ o'Neil, nc "gr,,mhi,ng
svconhon,sE and "noda,n Tories :"
Tbe "nsator aiso nnainta,nad no, tho
An,orica, schooI Is tho Mac IN, The
hn,erioan hov oYpress,,r The hone
,hat No ',rad,o,o ~ an UaiIows would
90 sar forgat hI,nseis as 20 ACCENT a
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