Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-06
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER G. 1908

exquisite "Old Kentucky Home"
brought down the house. IN the last
selection the stops he employed made
some people almost ready TO swear
they could hear human voices artlcu-
lating the words The other selection,
overture to Tannhauscr' was nobly
performed but was somewhat long and
severe for a popular concert.
The choir did charming work in 1.-THE
Sea Hath it's Pearls" The ladies' as
usual were superior TO the other side
and they showed II notceably In the
opening and closing numbers. Where
where, Mr.. stephens are the tenors
and bassos OF yesterday?
The concert was pushed through with
snap and precision and Mr.. Stephens
who conducted deserves n special word
Of thanks for having his audience dis
missed soon after 10 O'clock
A certain caustc critic In writing of
the shortcomings of a dramatic COM
pany, advised that they all be taken
out and rehearsed vigorously, and then
shot We would hardly advise going
to that length with the Reuben In New
York" organization, Possibly a mere
reading of the riot act would serve as
salutary warning, and cause them
to dispense without further offending
the peace and dignity Of our fair city.
II not, and the mayor finds it necessary,
there Is always the militia TO fall back
on.
Last nights audience jammed the
Theater from turret 10 foundation
stone" Ninety per cent OF the turn
out was made up of out of town people
and they were not inclined to be crit
ical They were out for n good time
and they had it, for the evening was
one long roar Of laughter Manager
Pyper might justly shrug his shoulders
and refer the critics TO the applause
that greeted Reuben" and ask what
better verdict was wanted than that
and the only answer must be silence.
Reube disports again tonight, We'd
nesday and Thursday
At the Grand n good conference audi
ence sat through the hitherto. and IL is
10 be hoped hereafter unheard of com
edy, entitled "Our Wife" There was
no very great amount OF enthusiasm
and while the piece amused some OF
the gallery sections, IT cannot be said
TO have hit the fancy OF the lower por-
ton of the house to an extent that
would strike fire. II viii run tonight.
l'ill'lloN MINI anu lOllOIlOW AFTER
noon, and will be succeeded on Thurs
day by the thrilling meo-drama en-
titled Buried at Sea-"
Mr.. Sam Thall, well known in Salt
Lake for the number OF attractions he
has brought here, Is with us once more.
this time In advance OF the noted comic
opera THE Chaperones' which visits
us next week. The charming singer,
Miss Mabel Hite, heads the company.
The advance sale for 1.-THE Texas
Steer" which opens at the Theater
Friday commences tomorrow morning.
At the Novelty Theater on West Sec
ond South, good crowds are i'm attend
ance afternoon and evening to see the
vaudeville bill presented, The show is
on the popular order and for the prices
charged is something of a marvel
The Unique" on Main street. is get
ting its share of the Fair and Confer
ence crowds. A varied list of enter
tanments is arranged by the manage
inent for the current week.
Mr., Piper has just received a tele-
gram saying, "Nordca- Duss tour
opened Baltimore today Tremendous
success. Receipts $500 The adj
vance sale opens here Thursday.