Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30

and the Hummiug Ehi' which hand.
some and polished Paul Gilmore and
supporting cast gave 60 Salt Lake The
atcr patrons lest night Gilmore was
last seen here % year ago In THE Ty-
fanny Of To4rs,' ana ,ho Impression he
LETT az tina, time was every way worthy
the rccauton accorded him on his
return. Ieuceforth his calling and
election win be- sure among local the
atcr-Roc,s as it is elsewhere through
out he country. So FAR as the society
comedy-drama is concerned his viii
he % name to conjurc with. particular
~ with the talr scx 10 whom he must
ever be- q matinee IDIOT
The part Of Lord Jack Lumley that
he essayed last night was almost ideal
in the ease and naturalnsss Of lt por.
trayal. It rested as gracefully upon
his manly shoulders as the old work.
ms jacket he wore in his laboratory
while pursuing with uuicmttlng zeal
VIZ nNhNts W tiaf fh'i i'NA0 Wv iattNfAA ''fA
pounds to The exclusion and expense
OF domestic duty and happiness, The
Mummy X q role that actors must
admire Certainly Il draws the APP
plause Of the spectators and Wreuthcs
the c0untcuanCcs ot business man
ayers with smiles And what
more is there 10 be- desired? IL
is worthy Of note that the three
principal eXponents Of modern English
comedy are Charles Nynlham, John
Drew and Paul Gilmore. Then IL Is a
peculiar coincidence That each Of these
three should have achieved his greatest
success, first in ''rhe Tyranny Of
Tears and then In The Mummy and
the Humming Bird Wyndham ere
ated the chief role In each, only TO be
followed by Drew, WAC In turn was
succeeded by Gilmore And who shall
say that the last Is least? Seldom Is
there a more beautiful piece OF charac-
ter work presented than that Gilm0.e
entertained us with last night AS the
scientific Mummy he interested, edl-
fed. lifted up, Even out Of the neglect
of "Milady' shone a strong and manly
character whose bright and wholesome
lines were pregnant with beneficent
meaning, and good Intention. In the
first act there were "talky' evidences
that were dangerously near the line Of
WEAKNESS uciuy, imperceptiby, how
ever, even here a necessary fOundat ton
was being laid upon which to build the
drama. and the part that the tax"
period played In the subsequent acts
was pleasingly Transparent For IN
stance, arising from the pantomlme
scene with John Martin as Giuseppe,
the ayanging vendetta husband there
was q clever unfolding Of events as
siillfully manipulated as the best work
Of William Gillett ln"Shprlock Holmes.
And by the WayMJrtn'a impcrsonatl0n
OF Giuseppe was eXcellcntly done. As
Ia G, Arthur Weddings dellneation Of
Slgn0r D'Orcli OF MY dear. dear
Italy protcslatIon. Il was first class
from the standpoint Of action but I'M
finished and faulty as 10 accent Try
az he Woodland he put forth every
EFFORT nc his Commaud-he could not
master that. I'm other roles he may be
thoroughly capable but In this he IL
not equal to the lIngual requirement.
OF the lady members Of the cast Il
must be said they were above the aver
age, While II would probably be an
oVcrStdtemont oi the facts to say that
they were strikngly beautiful OF face
they surely were of form and candor
compels the ACKNOWLEDGMENT that
they were decidedly stunning. and
dressers Of first class taste. The truth
II, Lady Lumloys words were most
chamingiy though occasionally spas
medically read hy Margaret Drew,
while Adele Thurman as Mrs Ruth
Thornton was % genuinely good relative
and friend of cousin Jack Altogeth-
er the production Wag clean moral ANA
beneficial 1t WAS witnessed by bril-.
liant audience Of large proportions and
IS going again % good house this
afternoon, The engagement closes to.
night
with u beauty that pcrshcth not
and win more ability than theatrical
critics have given her the credit of
possessing, comes LILY LgngtIN lspoll
the roral part Of heg palronymlc with
Two IT'S adds MU Award. her husl-
ness managep 10 Soll Lake next week.
lt'haB been " long time since Hho was
hcrc-lSNi or IS. AS iu Looking
Glass was the production I'M which she
"lF' t'" ', ''"' .IIl.' 't'' Et'"l '''-
ei'l Gays mere lll'h qua was SHOWN
Hp"ut lO' 'llN' rNe uh,4 IL ANA 'lll
20 ~ course, ZION hnd husllng veal
estate useI!t IhrI ~ now, ana one oI
th'n saw Ml'. lah'nF The result
was llrN old business, Doc as s"l.''
M sh' 's PN.'hlA'' lN. pluI,i,'
tnal PASSED e" I.I pane, ana 'hai i7
SUI oNnel hE o'r Us t,l1alcd oa ihn
peuhS OF your .'"" ln' historic jordan
Wnlrh cups "Il corner of il I'm tn'
western part nI 'oNh % is hcrws'
mo VIZ not ana lo'0. 'tlng moro
man $iD'V " front Foot under Forced
tal'' MI7. 10. "EJIHt hN inr way, il'' a
lttuI'i p'n,haHl I"I 'u}lh@ Itil ''-
,o''' some Iin.' h'l investments hINr
p',h iunl'lr, SOM, jNr's U'r} nav
lln' loU hlu" Nh' hl- soy dN orange
EloN' ih '1lI0IN'' 'i' lNls ln I'NH7
NU'.e " Town was named 1il'r hcH 70
ion'h ND 'u'o'a0o, alN"Il acreage ll'
Salt Luxe ahl-oQt ! am mere to iaik
quo" business ana NOT real estate.
MIs' Deer rings pltoirc. a SOCIETY,"
COMEDY "i thg tI'h'h a'l1o' WIlit'h !
by FefcE tend'IL. and Ensllshmhn. /
tponi In Paris has been chosen for the
rrsl three performances, Monday Tus-
Gay ana Nolnr 'day matinee. thn .h-
lNupUIrfIf CLOSING ON ANrIll alnt MINT