Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-04

w" 10 of letters FROM thV
a %' ,1c Mfr. Hillary Bell These
t''vn n'in run through the theatrical
k'sr and while they are supplied 10
num- o,,y. win be printed exclusively
The '0un~ ., nv the Saturday News
,,,,c mo their Salt Lake engage
10 Wat ag night the TiyoN company ba,,s
renl ~" ~ IN best house they my NY
laySa and gave in many respects g,' tte
draHh, Sa1 OF their series Whlle'
kst PtllgS,s' rye" has not the novelty OF
The ilV' MAKER" and while IL is
The KY MAN "The Serenade, " II
nuslga'aa' Al me capabilities of the COM
sesns 10 u. Non either OF the other
pag and certainly II went last d h,slr
C .ss blggel rush OF faVor IMAM e''"''
o. W ,pmenn though he lacks the nat
haiu,% or M Daniels gave an excel
IRA hu "s of him in the part OF the
hnI IVY oeronaut. who Just dropped
slIolans mos admirably aided by WeDD,
D. Nv ,he uhoot mon was every Whlt
Vno " y" VS. the original in Daniels COM
. sy' The chorus, too, was IN better
4n! man ever, and II II could leaih
lolm near Ms words distinctly ana
padf,r,or would tone down his Or
nt wH' and work in a few lights ana
ti'su" ,be chorus work would be al
aAaes' t Miss Myers as the Nautch
ls' p,syed with sweetness; Mr.. Gun
~ p'T was good as the fery Gu
y" and the others were al ACCEPT
~ N, The company leave u.s. mourn
mai their manager, VINO had the
Hs Nan Rorce 10 obtain the remainder oil
E 'c Srfnce dates, should have gwen
M mn In favor Of the one night
lands in Colorado.
s.,oraay during Conference Is the
,eagerly sought for by all theatrl.
u managers but II has been reserved
=, Hermann to capture it. me IA
w. ,rizard will give two perform
w. here this afternoon and evening,
.5bls manager promises that all the
"A bsvllderng tricks are discounted
w ,tio seasons repertoire. The thr0ngs
asoole in town to attend the fair ana
c,rtelence render 1t beyond question
"a, Hermann will be greeted by crowd
q audiences.
Commencing Monday next the The
,,,s announces a full week of the noted
comedy production "Alphonse and Gas
@rr me many funny antics Of these
,vo Knights OF politeness are famous to
everyone who has followed the work
If me- cartoonist Opper. The dramatist
4 @ld 10 have taken Opper's two ilg-
sr,s and built up a laughable comedy
,rubd them with the usual interpola-
,o,s of up To date music. The entire
induction calls for company OF ~
iaopIe and the fact that they nave
ioked an entire week in critical cen
pi Ike Salt Lake, shows That they
han confidence In the merits OF their
,unction. The advance sale Is now
Ng on.
Tonight ends what has been a pros
t.Ous week for the Grand, "Fnnigans
bl being the bill. Monday night
opens an attraction sailing under the
name Of "A Foxy Tramp, which Is
announced as a comedy drama, based
On the abduction Of a young child, and
rs final recovery by a clever detective.
There will be the usual school matinee
Wednesday at three o'clock.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
he Grand viii present a melo-drama
entitled THE Tide Of Life" one of the
exciting sort Of plays that Lincoln j.
Carter has made famous. The big es-
pe1lal feature in THE Tide Of Life" is
announced as the electrocution OF the
william on a live electric wire TO which
be has eaped from a high window. 1t
Is the sort Of elevated play, that
may be relied on to strike the taste
q the elevated" portions OF the
house.
Miss Luella Ferrin will leave New
York within the next ten days. Next
Thursday night the Tabernacle choir of
Vsden will unite in rendering hera fare
vel testimonial An attractive program
las ben arranged and In addition to
numbers by the choir and songs by
Mss Ferrln herself. Prof. Mcclellan,
M PIPER and Prof SHELTON, the violin
81 will 30 up 10 represent Salt Lake
musicians al the event. Mr. McCiel-
ah acting as aCC0mpanist. The AFFAIR
under the management of Mr.. Bal
EhlyAe, director Of the ogden Taber-
haele choir and he reports that the
concert Is receiving the most enthus-
asue support from Ogden citizens. a
lumber Of leading people have taken
handsome blocks OF tickets and the
success OF The testimonial Is assured in
a4yaAce
MSS Emma Lucy Gates final APP
lTalanee IN salt Lake for long time
come Will occur at the Tabernacle
sVluay night Director Stephens an
sgahces a recital by Miss Gates, as
Ssyvu Dy ihe Tabernacle choir and the
asAaotlh quartet Miss Gates leaves
.oI New York and later Europe, with
NE mex few days. Her present
s@A' u followed out, will keep her
10y nom home two or three years.
~ pO~lDy longer. Her big success
"a. 'as' ulne she appeared at the Tab
49, 49, is sun well remembered, and
tVu, doubt hundreds Of people
80 We country who have heard OF
a'Valnments viii be anxious to en-
l., ihs Only opportunity TO hear
III, Mss lates viii appear six or
wv W.. ulnes curing the evening, render
q "lde range Of selections.
s,,a,,t arthur Shepherds long talked OF
ri,f"Viy orchestra is at length a
n. accomplished. and once a week
n. VgAIlzatlon meets for rehearsal at
h, , ,s LAKE theatre. The orchestra
s,., .nr backing OF the theatre man
Pr ahl at the last rehearsal Mr..
~ attended and gave the members
rs,r 'alk ON the necessity Of har-
h nnaIa work and a union Of effort.
tr.. HHely that the theatre will an
~ W une hfSt concert within n month.
h.oged ''''' 'puoh pan VIII DE
l. ~, suohg the organization IS can
n,ri.. ny the following list Of lnstru-
s,Te..lns-Nessrs. SHELTON. Youngdale.
Ian, '' cu' Mollerup, Muller. Il. wa
hrsi,eu 'qnenan, Petersen, johnson.
hN Johnson, Engberg. ]. Hauer-
C,s.ps n. ~ es'rs. Rordame, Rydvall.
Asssrbs1'fs sims, Ford, c. Olsen,
Horn ,ssstS Smith, Bendixen.
ufIs,s,..N, essfs. Jespersen, Atkins,
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