Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

~ liz Ola uuoge abOut ltS pouring
whenever It rains, win be ex-
emplined IN Salt Lakes amuse-
ments uoxt week, and the
chances are that some Of our visitors
VIII find themselves wishing they were
IN out OF the wet. The Theater win
be open every night In the week, and
several afternoons IN addition, while
Its big musical booking, Creatore, on
Friday, will find itself opposed by Mel
ba Mt the Tabernacle. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming comes the always welcome BON
ME Brer Bush. Thursday afternoon
and evening, the matinee being set for
o'clock, we are to have another visit
from Vests Mlnstrels, and Friday and
Saturday the famous Creatore, the bril-
liant erratic, air saving conductor
comes with his own band, IN series
OF popular concerts, for which only the
regular prices of admission will be
charged.
More than the usual interest IN things
theatrical IS awakened over the coming
OF "Tho Bonnie Brer Bush" The local
feeling has always been strong for this
perfectly presented stage version Of
Ian MacLarens tales Of Scotia folk, |
from the fact that the grand old man
Of the stage" j. II, stoddart inter-
prots the leading role, and that our own |
Bob Easton Is also prominent MEM |
Der OF the cast. Now the knowledge |
that this will be the last chance to see
Mr. Stoddart as Lachlan Campbell, and |
that Mr. Easton returns this time play |
ing the Earl Of KilspIndic In addition
to singing, lends additional charm to
the engagement. The lnimtable Fax
as "Posty of course still remains with
the company
Vests Ministries since the departure
OF the famous Wiluam West are man
aged by Sanford =. Ricaby, whose name
has been connected with mlnstrelsy al
most as long as that OF West himself.
The advance notices promise US cost
~ European acts the sweetest singers,
and the funniest comedians to be found
on the road one Of the leading fea-
lures Is the engagement Of Mr. Fred
orick V. Bowers, the author of the
well known songs Because" and AL |
ways" lie comes from his long en-
gagement OF &c weeks at the St Louis |
fair, Manager PIPER announces that
the prices of Thursdays matinee, which
opens at 3, viii be % cents TO all parts
OF the house for patrons Of any age.
Creatore made n sensation the last
time he was I'm Salt Lake. and everyone
who remembers his terrific work at the
Tabernacle aud the wonderful results
his band produced win want 10 see and
hear him again. He has been placed !
at the head of a New York company !
since he was In Salt Lake, and has been
as big "a success I'm his way as Sousa
has been In his I'm addition TO his own
band he brings soprano. Madam
Joanna Barli, "a sololst OF note, ana his |
ia promised TO be on the most
popular lines His press notices sent
IN advance contain a wonderful array |
Of encomlums from the principal papers
of the country.
The Grand viii he dark the first part
Of next week. but commencing Thurs
day those old friends Rudolph and
Adolph" are to be seen again for three
nights and a saturday matinee. Tla
announce that their at
traction comes with no boast and toot-
ing OF horns, but. they claim TO have
merely claim, humorous, up.to-dnto
musical farce, played by a capable
with new scenic adofnments
and with speclalties Of the highest
class Rudolph and AdOph" has been
before The public for three seasons,
and is we'll remembered IN Salt Lake.
Maude Adams many friends in salt
Lake win be pleased and interested to
read the following item from the New
York suns
Maule Adams, whose annual earnings ,
rs a theatrical star exceed the salary !
NJ the president Of the United States,
If evidently preparing for u comfortable ,
l.fe when her stage activity IA ended,
Last week In New York she purchased ,
the residence adjoining her home on 4,
lorty-frst street. and this summer ,
VIII remodel both houses 80 that they
viii De made into one handsome resi-
lence. The combined property ia worth
oyer 100000 The deeds for the pro-
ncrty were recorded I'm the actress legal
name, Maude A, ltIslNddeu. \
F,
Nance O'Ncil has temporarily retired ,
rom hct onslaught on Now York, ana !
viii return 70 Boston, whore she win +
again be- received with open arms II D
"a one Of the stungast things OF the n
lay that an actress of such surprising 4
gifts and one who has literally storned I
III other centers OF taste I'm America i
'hould receive SO poor a. welcome iu the G
a friend Of Miss O'Ncu, n
Mr. Peter Robertson, the distinguished
ritlc Of the San Francisco Chronicle,
comments as follows on Miss ONcua \
lam W ID. 3D..