Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

The great hit made by Warde an
James In Francesca da Rimini' has
caused a change Of bill at the Salt
Lake theater tonight That is. 1.-THE
Tempest has been sidetracked FOR
francesca which win close the en-
gagement The announcement will be
hailed with satisfaction as It has been
many day since as strong a play has
been seen here as the one which opened
tho week at the thcater on Monday
evening. The audience which was on
the Immense order was duplicated at
the matinee this afternoon and the sale
OF seats Tor tonight insures heavy pat
ronage.
"Corianton" will be at the theater to-
morrow. The sale Of seats opened yes
terday and the management OF the play
Is much encouraged at the outlook. Tho
attendance az Provo last night was
large while the production is said to
have been rendered in q remarkably
finished manner Miss Boyer 1t Is
claimed, ~ making the most out OF the
Fart Of Hoan ze Izobel and her friends
confidently predict a brilliant stage fu-
ture for her.
Whose Baby are Your" played to
increased business at the Grand last
night, the house being not only large
hut fashionable one as well. There Il
probably not n half dozen similar
faces upon the road that can stir the
disabilities Of an audience like It can.
The fun Is Of the fast and furious or
der II Is also Of the continuous kind
and II Is difficult 10 state what part Is
best While II has been before the
public for more than decade il Is up
O. date In all respects and should prove
q drawing card throughout the week
Interest 10 ally centers about little Miss
Mathis whose voice was clearer than
on the opening night and whose dane
ing ELECTED much applause. In roles
such as this the young lady viii no
doubt win name for herself In the
profession.
The Grand theater win offer to IFS
patrons Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, matinee Wednesday at p. m, =.
!. Kennedy's scenic production as lyon
Yonson' which seems to have as strong
n hold upon the public as Way Down
East this being its tenth season, with
out any decrease In it's drawing powers.
Concerning a young Salt Lake singer
the Denver Post OF Monday evening
says: Denyerites will see Rosemary
Giosz In the prima donna role with
ire Foxy CUTLER company, instead OF
Charlotte Gilman who has been fea-
tured during the western tour Miss
Gilman retired az Pueblo, Friday and
" was almost by accident that Man
0gcr Stern was able 10 secure Miss
Glosz. She Is q young and beautiful
woman OF rare talent. but In spite OF
the brilliant future before her retired
from the stage about seven months
ago Miss GlOs2' health had been poor
and she went to Salt Lake City TO re-
eunerate, There she met Race Whit
rcy dramatic editor on one Of tho
daily papers, they were married and
settled down to housekeeping When
the company came through Salt Lake
Christmas, Mr.. Stern met Miss Glosz
and learned that she had abandoned
The stage. AZ Pueblo when a prima
donna was needed Manager Stern re-
memhered that she had retired from
the footlights. but he wanted her and
wired on so iaitering an offer that she
could not resist ono of Miss Glosz's
best creations was Thea" In Thomas
Q. seabrooke's production OF "The |
Founders She made her debut NJ the |
Rroadway theater New York. In
Strauss magnificent production Of |
Vienna Lie" Her latest success was
as 'Gahriol' IN the last production OF |
Riees famous "ENangnllneN