Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25

A 4 the Theater David Harum'
II closes It's engagement tonight.
Next week all attention viii be
monopolized by the opera, fully
referred to on another page, and at the
end OF the week comes the comedy
"'rhe Marriage OF Kitty which, By
the way, Margaret Anglin has chosen
for her opening In San Francisco this
week. In the Salt Lake presentation,
however, the male character Is made
the central figure, Mir. Max Flgman
using the play as starring vehicle,
other big events which loom up on the
dramatic horizon are THE Virglnlan"
with Dustin Farnpm in the title role
"The other Girl" IN which Lionel Bar
rymore, brother OF Ethel, stars, Grace
Won studdlford in THE Red Feather
and Julia Marlowe and f. II. sothern
who will reach Us IL June
Max Flgman the star IN Tho Mar.
riage OF Kitty is a well known figure
IN the dramatic world. lie has played
a range OF parts reaching from Dick
Swiveller IN 'The Old Curiosity shop
up to Assessor Brock IN Mrs. Fishes
production OF "Hedda Gabler." lie
has been n co-star with Sadie Martinez
~ ''The Passport and has appeared In
such plays as THE Misft Marriage"
1.-THE Voyage Of Su2atte, and Around
the World IN Eighty Days. In THE
Marriage Of Kitty" he has the role ~
somewhat efllemlnate scion Of the
British aristocrat IN love with a Peru
Wan widow whom he rs forbidden to
marry on pain Of losing a large for,
tune
Mr. Figman's appearance here wil
be limited to two nights only, Friday
and Saturday next
Az the Grand tonight, Harry Corson
Clarke gives his final performance OF
Lost Twenty-four Hours On Mon
day night we are 70 see him in another
novelty, mir. Foster Of Chicago"
three-act farce said TO be = screaming
one, IN which he has the part Of John
Philip McCreeny Busbldge Foster. an
actor OF the old school, suddenly called
upon TO take part In an amateur pro-
ductlon, The mother-ln-law and de-
tective oyerhear a discussion of the
play and get the impression that n plot
Is being laid for a horrible crime. This
leads 10 complications which are said
the part of Foster Mr. Clarke has
part that might have been written for
him, and in describing the play on It's
San Francisco production the Bulletin
said Harry Corson Clarke as the
crushed tragedian' was simply inn
mense. II Is probably the best work
ever done here by that clever artist"
Mr. Clarke's FINAL week at the Grand
VIII lie accompanied by the usual
"wednesday and Saturday reception
matinees
The noted Anna Eva Fay, exponent
Of the mysterious and supernatural.
VIII begin an onga cement at the Grand
on Monday April g. She comes at tho
head OF company OF entertainers, but
her own mind reading act of course, Is
the principal feature.
conference week at the Theatre will
be filled by two attractions only: Grace
van studdiford In The Red Feather"
occupies i've nights. The sixth
night, Saturday, April S, one of the
richest dates in the year, which Miss
studdlford was unable to IN, has been
taken by the dramatic company Of the
Agricultural College Of Logan who.
forty strong, are now touring the state.
Excellent reports are sent In OF their
work in 'She Stops 10 Conquer" The
company Includes an orchestra of
eighteen, led by the well known musi-
cian Geo. w. Thatcher and a double
male quartette, The costumlng is by
Tams OF New York, and the young
people having the leading parts-.Mlss
Peterson playing Kate--are said 10 be
unusually clever. They ought to have
q royal reception, especially from their
Fellow students IN the universities.
schools and colleges here.