The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31

Syiva's. talents, so that, with the aid
of the three comedians, George Boni-
face, jr.; John D. Gilbert and R. -
Don The StroHers" should have
rendition worthy o. its undoubted mer-
it. As a vehicle of entertainment last
season it had the true ring, and every
where attested it's worth
The Grand theatre opens its regular
season tomorrow night. the attraction
being a melodrama, "A Broken
Heart which runs until Wednesday
night, with the usual Wednesday mat
inee. OF the play, the press agent
says:
THE story is laid in the Rocky noun
tains of Colorado II is beautiful be-
cause of it's simplicity, because of its
truth, and the lesson it brings home
to every heart. 1t is enjoying its sec
ond season of unwavering success. II
is refreshing in this day of imported
problem plays to be able to listen TO
an American play by an American au-
thor, q play mostly of plain folk with
in the range of the snow-Capped noun
tains of the glorious west; play IN
which the heart that is food wins out
above the bad one, which. in the end,
is broken, and in il are intermingied
comedy, pafhos and tragedy. The
theatre going public of this city is
promised a performance equal to the
very best now being produced
Miss Esther Rujaer0 who is the
author of the play, heads the COM
rany. She is an actress of wonderful
gifts and great promise. and possesses
an enviable record. For two seasons
previous to the production of A
Broken Heart" she had been starring
in that other successful melodrama,
Human Hearts" Ir addition ~
enacting the leading role in "A Broken
Heart Miss Esther Rujaero persons
ally has charge of the staging of the
production and it will receive the same
artistic treatment which characterizes
all her work The company is gom-
posed of well known. capable artists
The regular season at the Salt Lake
theatre, if the long run of "Corian-
tom may be called q preliminary,
opens next Thursday. with Neil 31r-
CESS, in his famous old County Fair
as the attract Everybody remem-
bers the play and its hOmeiy charac-
tiers. headed by Aunt Abigail Prue. ard
in the role of the old maiden, Burgess
has won deserved renown- The pub
lie is promised better dressing than
the play has had in several seasons.
ana the SenSaIlOnat morse TdCS+ dAN a. .
/ the stirring feature of the piece, so re-
! ports say. has been worked until II is
| perfection The enga cement OF The
! County Fair is for two nights, the
sale beginning Tuesday. Until Thurs
day the theatre IS dark
Mana ger Piper was exceedingly
! gratified to learn yesterday that Mas
! cagni, the famous Italian composer.
1 would visit Salt Lake Dec 1 with MS
/ foreign grand opera company The
music-loving public will receive the
news enthusiastically
The Salt Palace management has en-
I gagged the well known sketch team
( Miss Ester Walker and Mr.. Billie
| White They viii present the very
funny farce. The Burglars Home;
also their latest song When Kelly
Comes TO Town. This team comes
! highly recommended and no doubt vii
be favorites before the week is over
Mr.. Ciyve Moor, the trick pianist ar
rived in town last night and win oper
Monday night Mr. George La Blair
Joe Adams, Frank Lynch, Grave MAY
and Dot Walsh will all appear