The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

ONLY a part of the dramatic year
u ended yesterday, but certain it is
19O4s last play has been presented.
When the curtain fell on the last act
Os The Princess Chic" in the Salt
Lake theater last night the final pro-
duction of the year i'm that house was
over. At the Grand the old year died
with Sidewalks Of New York hold
ing the boards. Many plays were seen
in the Salt Lake theater during the
year just ended
The first, and, we believe, the most
impressive, was Ghosts" by Alberta
Gallatin. Who that saw the final pic
ture, the light dying out of the boys
eyes as idiocy overcame him, and he
babbled meaningless phrases about the
sun, can ever forget it? And. by the
same token. who would ever want to
see it again? Certainly none but the
most morbid But here is the order of
the plays of 1904 at the Salt Lake
theater;
Jan. 29-90-Paul Gilmore in The Mum
my and the Humming Bird"
Feb. 4-5-6-'Way Down East"
Feb S-9-David Harum.
Feb 15-16-I7-Howard Kyle.
Feb. 5-A--Chinese Honeymoon"
Feb. 5-26-27-FIorence Roberts.
Feb. % and March 1-2-Charles 3. Han
ford.
March March 3-4.5-"siilver slipper"
March 9-10-11-12-.'The Bostouians''
March 14-15-16-Blanche Walsh in Res
direction
March lS-19-Marv Mannering in ''Har-
rfetS Honeymoon
March 21-22-Z3-fTlOrenCe Roberts.
March 25-26-Denman Thompson.
March q and April 1-"McFadden's
Flats"
april april 44-S5-SS-%%sag H5sr5or."
April 15-16-AI q. Fields MinstreIs
April 2S-29-Rose Coghlan.
May 3-4-"Our New Minister
May 5-6-T-Anna Held.
May S-Utah State band.
May 12-Thc OrDheus club
May 14-Richard Mansfield
May 16-l4-The Press club Ham show
May 23-24-25-MaUdc Adams
June 2-3-+E- H SOthern in ''rhe Proud
Prince"
July. $50 Ethel Barrymore in Cousin
Kate"
Aug 29-Nannie Tout
Sept 1-2-;S-kyrle Bellew.
Sept 55 90 ! .1I,, Miller
Sept. 2o-2l-Ralph Stuart
Sept 26-@l-'-rhe Tenderfoot''
Sept. pa Texas Steer"
Sept. 29-3O and Oct. Frank Daniels in
THE Office Boy
Third Week-Florence Roberts
Oct 1-12-Haverly's Minstrels.
oct l3-l4-l5-''The County Chairman"
oct 1T-S-l9-Warde and Kidder in
'Salammbo."
oct. 21-22-"Pretty Peggy"
O1NoV Nov; w. ll-lS-l9-Maxine Elliott in Her
Nov. ao"Glittering Gloria"
Nov. 23-A-"San Toy
Nov. 25-26-"Chinese Honeymoon
Iwenty-eighth Week-F'lOrence Roberts
Dec. 5-Symphony Orchestra
Dec 6-1-"Whos BROWNE"
Dec 9-10-''The- Runaways."
I1~ I've II ~ Woe s hite Whittlesey,
Dec Sultan or Suiu.''
Dec. J0-31-''Princess Chic"
Our old friend Frederick warde
comes back to us this week for an en-
SaSement that is to include five Der-
formanCes. He and Miss Kathryn Kid
der open with a special matinee tomor-
row in Winters Tale The same
Shakspearean comedy will be present
ed tomorrow night and Tuesday night.
The bill for the matinee Wednesday
and Wednesday evening will be ga
lammbo-' We don't care so much for
"Salammbo.' but most of us are look
ing forward to Shakespeare with pleas
urable anticipation. Mr.. warde and
Miss Kidder will doubtless PLAY to a
big business.
The feature at the Utabna tbaato.
this week viii be the presentation of
. The Two Orphans" in which Misses
Edith and Ruby Lindsay, daughters of
the veteran John s. Lindsay VIII he
Co-stars- Miss Edith takes the part of
Louise and Miss Ruby appears as Hen
~
viii surely turn out in force to greet
them.
me christmas number Of The ORA
matte Mirror is out and, as usual. it
Is so far ahead of all the other Christ
mas numbers that comparisons are i'm
possible The Mirror is and has been
Tor years the only theatrical publica-
ton worthy of the name Under the
able management of Harrison Grey
Ftske il has become a power. and de-
servedly so. for it has always been
clean and honest and independent. Nav
its shadow cover, more ground every
year.
At the Grand this week will be THE
Sidewalks of New York and The Fa
tai Wedding" The first named plav is
scheduled for special matinee tomor-
row ano a final performance tomorrow
night. The Fatal Wedding opens
Tuesday evening and runs through
Wednesday night, with the usual Wed
nesday matinee. The remainder of the
week the Grand viii be in darkness.