Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05

ono OF the briEh,egt most joyous,
md most hilarioI1 entertainments Che
season has hroueh, ur Is that afforded
by Mr. be Angels and bis altogether
capable company lu THE Torendor
This opciu. whose tr7t success lh
America WAS due 10 Francis wilson
and vino by tho way, was aided by
Jennie lI3Wlr. in The part ~ the
Spanish gir--Nae handed over Co Mr.
lle Angoiis Lost faaso1 bocau7c VIII
'on Wishcc 10 toturu TO p revival oil
"Ermluo' MT Wilson would prob
ably be- surprised n Do could see iho
fun that DE Angels gets ouJ OF hts
Did role Of 'thn tiger part in when
even Nh Wilson'S 6trnagcat admirers
thmE he waB not a. his best.
po Angels last night was n never
c1dilg fount OF laughter Since the
days when be- was associated with ldl-
Ian Russell and Della Fox and when
sJch bright cpoUa aa 'Nh1 Wcdain8
Day" and THE Jolly Musketecr' were
written TO-. the three. MT De Angela
has been noted a9 one %, the best Oh
our comedians and hc goes on imWoy-
Ing with agc His work laa, night
Nap side s0ltt'nr from FIRST to last
Vcry cXcclllnt,y was he supported
Wy strong company the first m2m-
Der OF which, who almost shared the
Nonorg with Nh De Angels, was Mt
Norton I'M the part Of the English dude
Misc Burd as Susanuo was az dainty
ana artistic as 90 WIS possible 20 be-
while Miss Mckinney, VINO was here
last year with King podo 20 looked
acted, and sans very 'h9imlngly MI
Mctcalfe a3 Carajolo, has GOOD bar-
tone voice, aud he was heartily app
a.. f..H g.. u"
costumes, and The eHonery were all up
TO the highest notchts and everything
about thc production bore the frst class
STAMP.
The same bin goes again this after
noon and evening, and without DOUBT
last nights audience. biz ana brilliant
enc, VIII be duplicated.
we shall all inhole an eShiaratng
breath when the curtain goes up nc
the Thcater on Monday night j. II.
Stoldart, Reuben Fax, and their
strong supporting company one OF
whose members 10 r. C.. Eoston, make
IN bin IN "rhe Bonnie Brier Bush
such as few seasons bring 20 as, ana
the memory of which long Outlasls lts
stay. Stoddart as the old Scotch shcp-
herd, who turns his disobedient daugh-
Ter adrift, gives nm Interpretation that
equals the strongest Of his old time
successes, and what that means every
thcater goer knows Mr. Fax as POS
ty' has been so strong u success that
the management has this year made
him co-sthr with Mr.. Stoddart, and
his delightful rendition is equally well
remembered as the acting Of the old
veteran.
The play will be given here with a
sumptuous scenic equipment, a
male quartet and with Il strong COM
pauy including such well known play
crs as Robert V. Ferguson, who plays
DR. Mcclure, Mr. Lyon, George War
mock, Mabel Brownell. Pearl Redding
Adelaide Cumming and several others.
The engagement was originally for a
full week and two matnces. but sat
urday having been cut ont 10 insure
the company's arrival IN San Francisco
on time TO open Monday, It will now
be limited to five nights and Wednes-
day matinee
IL Is not a point that Mr. Stoddart
Sunday performances, The question
almost caused q rupture between him
and his manager not long ago. but
Stoddart would not back down He
has always had "A religious training and
In his youth came very near being