The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-29


tertainer. In sleight Of hand or palm
ing, he stands alone, not equaled by
any person who performs magic. In
this branch of his art he has invented
Il number Of new tricks which cannot
F, fail to please his admirers. Aside from
| his wonderful sleight of hand tricks. he
/ has secured i'm Europe several seusa-
tonal Illusions. The Bride Elect" is
wonderful Illusion in which a young
girl. who is seen admiring her refec-
ton in tall mirror, which stands
alone in the center of the stage. van
/ ishes from sight at the wave Of the
wizards wand, and leaves no trace be-
hand. The great European sensation,
The Queen Of Flame" and the mys-
terioUs Princess Mahomeda," who
floats in mid-air at the bidding Of
Hermann, together with an entirely
rev exposition Of legerdemain. make
a programme which for novelty and va
riety marks new era in the history
OF necromancy. Hermann the Great
this season viii be accompanied by
''the Laskys,' who give a brilliant. ar
tistic musical performance which har-
monies admirably with the rest of the
entertainment.
jefferson De Angels and his excel
lent opera company, in sam ). Shu-
pl OduCtion of the reigning London Cal
ETY. musical comedy hit. "The Torea-
cor" viii appear at the salt Lake the
atre next Friday and Saturday even
iugs and Saturday matinee. The press
every place has quickly and sincerely
irdOrsed the New York impressions of
THE Toreador" as being the best Of
the London Gaiety comedy hits. It
is superior in all its concomitants of
musical comedy. The book tells a
capital and well-connected comic story;
the lyrics are rhythmical and fanciful,
ard the music I'm the best vein of those
master writer's OF popular and dainty
music, Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monck-
ton. No musical comedy before seen
here gives such generous entertainment
as THE ToreadOr." Jefferson De An
gels never had a better role to dis
play his froIicsone humor and nimble-
ness of action than that Of SammyGigg,
the timid little tiger, who is kept
in such complicated predicaments
through being mistaken for a noted
Spanish bull fighter and nearly COM
peIled to fight half o dozen Texas bulls.
and lead "a CarlisL revolution as a
small side issue.
Among the many frst-class attrac-
tiOns which the Grand theatre booked
joyful anticipation than that Of Broad
hurst & CUrrie's twin stars Mason
and Mason, in Charles Newman's teU-
tOnical musical farce comedy, "Ru-
doipE and AdOlph.' Local play-gOers
know that the coming of this big.
bright, breezy entertainment means
good wholesome. continuous fun.
catchy music, and a plentiuude OF those
good things which make life worth
living and drive dull care away for
three happy hours. The Masous-Chas-
A. and II. Pare pair of clever com
edians who are especially fitted to por-
tray the eCcentricities Of tnc two funny
Germans. the horse doctor and AdOlph,
the ladies' tailor. whose adventures
whose resemblance to each other is re-
spOnsible for some Of the amusing COM
plicatiOns which occur. These gentle
ment are excellent singers and dan
GERS. Rudolph and Adolph" occupy
the first half Of the week at the Grand.
At the Grand theatre Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday matinee Saturday
at 2.l5 p. m, we are TO have visit
from that clever old farmer. Uncle
Josh SprUceby,' and of course there
is an enjoyable time in store FOR all.
This season the big show comes to
us better than ever, aud nothWItft-
standing this tact the prices have been
lowered popular prices viii prevail
and surely there is no one who has ever
heard of the great comedy, that viii
fail to be in line when the time comes
for the opening of the sale Of seats.
There has been no cheapening Of the
attraction, il is in the prices only. The
managers Of this popular show reCog-
nize the fact that there has been a
reduction ia prices in nearly every
branch OF business and they have con-
cluded to drop the line and give their
customers the same grade OF goods at
reduced rates. This is a hrst-class
company Of twenty thoroughly capable
actors. The scenery is all new and the
work Of the best scenic arsists in the
country
"The Bonnie Brier Bush" In which
Mr.. ]. II. Stoddart has taken rank
among the foremost American stars is
booked for presentation here for the
entire week Of Dec. Z. and local theatre
goers viii have opportunity 70 again
see the acting and the play that have
won from critics and public the high
est commentator given in many sea-
sons.