Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-18

Mr. George Thatchers courage Is SUI
rndismayed by the experiences
m. corlanton company and with the
~ of the $4,000 he sank in that
,., etll fresh before him, he has
~. of his coat to plunge afresh into
roriex Of theatrical speculation
w., ,bo 'Coranton' season ended he
s,5 together an the players of that
% and make quite a prominent fea-
.,.nv with the single exception of
y, ETHER. He engaged a careful stage
sanger selected the play Of Moths
y, ot 10 the breeze banners an
.-dng the birth Of the Thatcher
,,t company" played a preliminary
,,on this week In Logan, and Monday
N, ne inyades the metropolis. The
s,.rtatlon Of Moths" will be full of
.,.r.st 10 our theater goers, We have
"A a many times probably the best
,..erlatIon being the occasion when
!. ate Osnond Tearle played Lord
,na and Harry Edwards the yillainous
n,san. Another interesting event
q he original opening Of the Grand
!. fer with the play Of Moths, the oc-
49, when Blanche Bates, Harry Cor
!, Clarke. Madge Carr Cooke, T. d.
|yasley Howard Kyle, and Jennie
frpsrk made their first bow before
al audiences. Miss Boyer the excel
M Zoan Of the "Corlanton' presenta-
M < to do the role Of Lady Dolly,
Nige Carr Cookies part Miss Ida
b, Tlll be the We're, Miss Remarks
h. Miss Levy win do the American
al Fuschla Leach, Miss Bates char
lrr Walter Perciyal will assume
l,a Frawleys first essay here, and
| M Al G. swenson will do the poet
ar.ls. Kyle's character. The en-
Element Of the Thatcher Co, will last
the nights, and we all trust they may
/ \ prosperous ones.
Nth the closing Of the Grand thea
h Thursday the end Of the regular
sleH 0i iH2-3 came to an end The
ege viii now be closed for renovation
rrmOdellng I'LL May 4, when a sup
;Men,al season of six weeks will be
efA upon by the Warde company
| he past season at the Grand has
hi one Of almost unbroken pros
Ny It's record is one OF |
VII Messrs Jones & Hammer may |
VI feel proud. The Salt Lake Amuse-
ln association. owners OF The Grand, |
y 'ame company whose financial mi |
lallioEs used TO AFFORD so many news
kEr paragraphs, Is now out of debt
u assessment was levied on the stock.
nMg since. but before 1t became de-
Event the earnings of the theater
m sufficient to clear OFF all the out
n-ng Indebtedness The stock is
y Held IN three hands. those OF Mr.
40, Mr. Hammer, and a third party,
Na gentleman whose identity Is
NNyealed, Dividend No has also
h paid, and as the earnings Of the
'llaAy have been sufficient 10 pun &c
y q debt since Jones and Hammer
@nirol, II Is altogether likely that
NLeads may be looked for at regu-
ANNals from now on. 1t is under
~ mat Messrs. Jones' & Hammer
x iNo-thirds Of the stock so that
~ Is no likelihood that any Of the
'nosts that used to haunt the house
use TO trouble 1t in future.
w summer season, which opens two
- ron Monday next. will be in
7.s9led By the Warde company.
~ by the well known actor Mr.
-'ae' D Herman.
landay and Friday evenings the
sAsl VIII be occupied by a comhina-
VI farce comedy, music. panto-
flck comedy, and spectacle, sail
,llef the name Of 'Zig-Zag Alley
III scenery Is the most important
W ule equipment. aud In one scene l
| s4yae coming up with suddenness
'Aales the auditors, seizes every
eM lhe stage and Whirls II around
Avlhl' Other trick scenes are. a
vac walk at Atlantic city. \. j..
" underground railway station.
@Hpany is said TO be strong one,
voc leading members are Ben r.
marry Lemarr. Schrock aud
amlllred Greenwood, and the
dians zeb and Zarrow.