Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

- be proudor on more altVcloQ Wnon
ne mcps Ms audience Monday
night, than he has been during Tho
week. 10 open his mail and read the
assurances Of support and esteem which
have poured IN on him from all sides,
Especially gratifying to tho veteran
was the receipt Of Two letters by Man
ager pypor The frs came from Ma,
Goodwin, enclosing a check for $40, with
the suggestion that tickets be given tho
newspapers of the city who should Of
fer them TO the ncwsboys selling tho
most papers on u given date, Another
note came from the distinguished oc-
tress, Viola Alon daughter Of the well
known actor, leslie Allen, both Of
whom are warm friends Of Mr. Mar
gotis She too sent check FOR 70
Tickets Othps who subscribed for
numbers Of tickets wore President
Jos, r. smith, Gov cutler NJ H.
Walkor and geo, = Odoll the last
three Of whom bought stalls, r. r. cut
Ter rurchafod 20 tickets H. q whitney
sent check for a similar number for
"Auld Lang Syno" end tho directors
Of tho house VIII pay for their seats.
All In All II ought TO be q handsome
audience that grccls the pioneer actor
on Monday evening
The artists who win appear arc Mr..
Weihe, Mr. Flashmon, Mr. Fred Ora
ham, Mrs, l9dward, Mr. Robinson the
Ashworth Graham, Chrlslophcrson,
Rqures quartet ana the Thealor or
ohoHtrn, nh OF whom Win appear In
the nrs part The entertainment VIII
cloeo with the soro comic drama THO
Chimney Conner" In which MI Mar.
gets takes tho leading part assisted
by Duncan McAlllsler Ebert Thomas,
Dean Daynos Harry ll0wcloy CLONE
MIA Pratt and Miss Jenny Afford
The coming Of n star " tho mnRnl.
tudc OF Nat e, Goodwin " always an
event IN our theatrical annals, but when
that coming IA supplemented by the
announcement that he VIII present Hoy-
oral plays then that event becomes
doubly Interesting, Az THIS faVorito
player win OFFER his well-known COM
edy clossc "a dIldcd Fool" IAN
American Ciliaen" and his latest sue
there il little doubt that his engage
melit viii be one Of the most brilliant
of this season In 1.-THE lFurnor"
which viii be the first Offering, there IL
said to bo considerable dramatic grace
and much charm, IN Ito principal role
Mr., Goodwin has part fun Of shades
and oolors, ana TO onch he gives an ar
tstlc Interpretation which only Good
win can, Since hls last visit here dond-
sal, Az. Ia,
style OF worn, ana may be rolled upon
20 rive 70 us his most finished intorpro
tatlons Ito brings win him tho COM
plole soonlc production FOR onch play
and has IN his support as lending lady
Ruth Mack0H "A young English artistic,
who hap never played on thia sido Of
the Atlantic before Miss Mnckay was
leading woman TO lloorhohm Tree In
London Tor several seasons, Othor play
era IN Mr., Goodwln'a company are Elllo
Norwood, late Of Sir Charles Wynd-
hams organizations Ana Ooldemt1h,
who wns with Mrs LHnglry In the ~.
NTH Of her Success, Felix Edwnrdcs,
late stage manager FOR Mira Pat Camp
bell and Wilson Barrett ana Ethel
Bonlo, whose WORK upOn the London
stage has been much commented up
ON,
Tho starring tour ~ ~ H. Nolnom
and Julia MnrloWo ls tie greatest thoa'
trlcnl partnership since the days OF
Booth aud Barrett, and all reports say
their success IN duplicainR that of that
great team No one " likely To- com.
plain that prices WIN be advanced to 50
md $3.50 down stalreW with prop0ulonnlu
lifts above, and the only trouble WIN Do
that Two nights win not give us All a
ohanep 20 show our willingness 60 PLANK
down the price of admission, The plays
viii be much ADO About Nothing ana
"Romoo ana Juliet" there ~ n general
desire to eoo Mr. Rothorn'H "llnmlot
hut Manager Pypor could not nrrnnRo
for a third performance ana the othel
two plays arc chosen because thoy Ryp
both starg a more nearly equal oppor.
tunlty, the rolo Of Opholn I'm "llamlel'
being too brief 20 eougfy Mlsa Mar.
lowol many admirers The engagement
here " set for May % and 80
rho Mack swain company colp-
brntos itg last week commencing Mon
day ON which occasion the play win be
"Out Of the DNrknoHa' - nn emotional no.
hAlf " tho Woolt ana be followed
Thursday with "Tho Sidewalks Of New
York" ThIe old time sensational play
has not been seen IN Salt Lake lor
years. II II was over soon NJ All, and neil
belongs strictly 90 the class " thrllloEA
when over delighted the patrons Of the
Grand there n mo doubt that the wooE
viii close successfully for the swain
company,
The Pollard JuvonIlc opera company
will open NJ the Grand IN "The Belle of
New YORK on Monday the 22ud, fol-
loving A with npiuaforph "a Runaway
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