Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-14
Ordinance viii be Introduced Oh
Monday Prohibiting
Them.
THE LYRIC DECLINES TO CLOSE.
The Craud say They Will Close Cheer.
fully If Their Competitors Will
Do the Same.

The sentiment in favor Of prohibiting
sunday night shows by the theaters Of
this city continues to spread and grow,
and Mayor Morris is receiving many
emphatic messages commencing his
proposition TO have an ordinance intro
duced closing up houses which open
sunday nights. In all probability an
ordinance to that effect viii be intro
duced into the council next Monday
evening, and so general are the eN-
pregsions of endorsement, that 1t Is
thought the ordinance will be adopted
unanimously without debate Should
there be any hitch on the part OF the
city. Sheriff Emery stands ready to in
yoke the state law on the subject which
is said to be broad and strong enough
to operate as a check to those who bee
lieve IN keeping their places of amuse-
meut open seven nights I'm the week,
u is gratifying 90 know that the
management of the Grand Theater Will
offer no obstacles 90 the uufOrCemenJ
Of the laws.
Nh Shutter of the Grand when spok-
en- to on the question of Sunday clos
ing said emphatiCaly, I'VE have ale
ready notified the mayor that the Grand
viii be glad 10 remain closed sunday
nights IL all other houses are made to
close also. We DO not care TO give sun,
day performances aul had 10 open our
doors for our patrons because other
ulaces started n II tbc citv authori-
ties make the ordinance universal the
Grand win he Mo Grsi 10 connolly with
H."
NToragsr W II Jgg,o of tho Tvr,c
th,ator takes position frankly opposed
IN sunday olosing M claims tb5t he
r,t,id rot throw. Gyo, tho SUNDAY avon
Inc nsrformanra now v,ithout seriously
Interfering 9Th the tbeoter's welfare
oaau dquTing ana contracts were based
nm seven c,.arino, rsrfcrnnncee n week
Tho commute s,b.dulsl IN como hero
duri,,p dc rrssant season arc an ron-
tracted for or moi baeis and 10 close
Snndav oyoning ,vouId he says nocps.
state either operatlng M a loss. or cam
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or r,iIirg 10 r,t ,ny, ores ON d,ffaront
a.. go,,,,a,loe
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hea i'dI Az '' L., 1911
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Is the Only gay Oh req rec, 'aIlu,' W "e,,
man WORKS n''a l'aa ~, ING isI., s,,,
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per- ana 'heH ne IN too ~ ~ -,
Tor q theaIeI ana Con'e p"'N Wy , ,V,,',,
sunday evening VIZ N'I3o III. L D,-,,'-
Nlsu the Lyric aNV ~ 10 'l' V',tS
ing many OF mem nav d e'l .1 .,,',,
attend. SulluaE eNellilss az e, ,','Oi.G
our pest perloI L''al'ggs' INN 10 horo IN
STANDPOINT ana "hIle wv 80 ~
please the puolIC, We uV, -, nv "they
et one tacl2. Oh ~ oloo",e , NJ e ''n N.Y.
What lllle9 II sH"t, No. boIic,,a
less we are colllpt"eI 's,,n3o, niSht
our patrons want we I h.,,,,,sd they
performance ,9nu il w. 1v,'1''' '''N'
dldln l., we WouluI! o.iv, '', ,,oro drawn
netoI' ~ Ooi, 'ti", ,u.a Tened
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