Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

For the third time Salt Lake playgo-
ere are TO have an opportunity Of seeing
the ever tuneful "Florodora" The COM
pany which gives us four performances
next week, beginning Thursday Is al
most entirely new, including OF the old
force only Robert r, Graham, the dap
per old gent who owns the Florodora
perfume, and Philip Il, Ryley.t Twee-
dlepunch. The Lady IIoyrood IL the
dashing wife Of the late Roland Reed,
Miss lsadorc Rush, long noted as one
OF the handsomcst dresscrs on the
stage The singer Of "ln the Shade
Of the Palms" win be Joseph Phillips,
while Greta Risley, late OF the "King
Dodo' company, Is TO be the Dolores.
The company Is sent out under the
same management as before, and We are
promised that the never falling sextette
viii be in as clever hands rs ever.
Everyone knows Of the wonderful run
"Florodora" hos enjoyed In New York
and elsewhere. While the bloom has
been worn Of ts cheek TO considerable
extent In Salt Lake, there is no ques-
ton that II VIII do heavy business.
The We'll known Vests Ministries come
back to US on their annual visit next
week Leaving the beaten paths, and
drawing out OF the rut into which min.
strelsy has fallen during the past few
years, Manager Ricaby has introduced
novelty IN the shape OF an operate
comedy, entitled THE Wizard Of Boz"
as may be imagined, II is burlesque
on The Wizard Of o." and Is said to
be extremely funny; as well as being
flled with tunelul music and catchy
airs II is deliberately staged with mag.
nliicent scenic effects and beautiful CO.'S
tuning, and is proving one OF the hits
OF the season
The Grand viii close a successful half
week with a performance of "Spotess
Town tonight. Monday the play Of
"A millionaire Tramp opens an on
gagement for three nights and Wed.
nesday matinee. The play belongs to
the Intensely dramatic order with q big
thrill guaranteed to end every act. The
company brings it's own scenery and an
nounces a big church scene as spec
ialty feature.
The latter half OF the week will be
hlled BY new comedy entitled.
Where Is Cobb" described is an up-
roariously funny concoction by Louis
Hogan. Where Is Cobb unlike most
comedies OF It's sort. is said to have a
plot, and an amusing one, as the story
hinges ON misunderstanding that
winds all the characters up In any num-
Der Of funny situations. Needless TO
say there are the usual opportunities
for speciality acts, The company in
ort Lawrence, Harry Bradley. Bert
VanCleye and Harry POLAND, the
leading lady being Miss Marion George.
One more theater Is to be added 10
Salt Lakes chain OF amusement resorts
during next week For some time past
the premises at No. SO west. Second
South street, have been IN the hands Of
carpenters and decorators, and Monday
next the doors of the place win be
thrown open and the resort christened
the Novelty Theater. 1t is une OF IL
house In vaudeville chain, and ig
managed by Messrs Petrch & Ryan.
the chain extending from Los Angeles
up into the northwest. nThe manage
ment announce that their bills viii bu
changed weekly and that they will cater
strictly to ladies and children, which
means they hope the men win follow.
Matinees will be given every day at 3
p. m. and evening performances at 1880,
$3.50 and $50. Admission prices VIII be
10 to 20 cents and for the first week the
management announces the following.
Tom Heron, the one legged acrobat
and dancer; Netting & Beau bicycle
racers Lorraine & Howell sketch ar
lists, with their trained dogs; the Carl.
son Sisters, Juvenile song and DANCE
artists; James Delmore IN illustrated
songs, and Edison's moving pictures,
operated by Prof, Daniels.
The Novelty Theater announces that
It Is here to stay, and with low prices
and frequent changes of bill, Il expects
10 do a good business