The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27

thlng fresh and interesting 20 offer 70
his prospective manager. to insure the
securing of a position from an uD-to-
GATE miEsrel company. There is no
room Tor any other. PrOgressivness
must be the watchword OF all-indi-
Vlduals and CrgauiZa tiOns-or one is
relegated to the rear and becomes in
the parlanCe Of the super-critical min
Strel deYOtee, 2 back number" A
striking Illustration of the above ar
Cument is witnessed i'm the phenomenal
success attending the tour of the ia
nous West Minstrels. under tine man
agement of the equally famous min
suel manager, Sanford b. Ricaby.
The many thousands who witnessed the
elegant performance of the West Min
suels, given last season, viii attest as
TO its genuine merit and worth. But
good as il was. no. one better knows
the necessity for the constant change
and bcttermcnt of an Offering than Mr.
Rlcaby. Consequently, i'm every fea-
ture presented by the West Minstrels
this season that astute and expert
creed amusement caterer has added to
ana improved upon all throughout The
ost striking proof of This fact exists
i'm the reports Of the enormous bust
ness being done by this clever organ
iZation, and the excellent newspaper
endorsements received everywhere that
the West Minstrels. consisting Of ff-
ty members, present their unequaled
entertainment
The Ministries will be here next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings.
"Florodora." that most delightful Of
musical comedies which left such
highly favorable impression on former
visits, viii be presented here next
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. with
matinee, AT the Salt Lake theatre. by
Fisher d Ryley's No. / New York
company. When il was seen mere be-
fore "FlorodOra' was voted worthy of
the many enthusiastic things that had
been written about IL and as it will
b placed before playgOers this time
there viii be additional reason for
them to admire the qualities which first
gave prestige TO this clever cOllabora-
tion of Owen Hall and Leslie Stuart.
The reason why the play is expected
to prove more popular than ever is
that the cast will be far and away the
strongest that hes ever appeared in
this city. The mounting VIII be of the
same elaborate character that distin-
gUished the New York production and
every bit Of scenery and the hundreds
of gorgeous gowns were built from the
new this season and have been in use
but three weeks. To further acCentu-
ate enjoyment of the tUnefUl score of
the play the local orchestra has been
supplemented by the addition of ten
expert musicians who are carried by
the company.
Heading the company of 100 people
is Miss Isadore Rush, favorite of long
standing i'm this city and a recent ac-
QUESTION to musical comedy. who has
scored a success of the most emphatic
kind. Miss Rush win play the English
society widow, who is looking for a
second husband, and those who saw
her last season need not be reminded
of the hit which she has made I'm the
role. incidentally Miss Rush viii wear
q few new gowns for the sake of up
holding her reputation as the best
dressed woman on the stage.
The Pacific coast dates for J. s.
Duss and his symphony orchestra from
the Metropolitan opera house, n. Y,