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


quarters, ON the side uf the stage, 10y
The way II should no stated here, that
Mn Bochtol, who ~ the "fnthor Of the
Auditorium ~ also he pulornal
ancestor of the organ 10 which
be contributed $4,000 ~ the
total cost tie IL one NJ those lRlo and
public spirited gentlemen who s only
occasionally met Nllh what ne does
he does on largo scale. lIp looks well
10 that The Auditorium project, care
rlod to a successful outcome ana which
Included the erection OF handsome
ollcc block attest that Among his Salt
Lake friends no. cuunis tho O'Mcaras.
.l3illy ana Mlko'. as being very near.
His wife, now deceased was rotated 10
the Nanos of your city,
WELL KNOWN IN UTAH,
Tho manager of'tho Auditorium Is p,
T, cannon, a former noWspnpormNn,
ana untl recently business manager NJ
the 'Sun Toy company which appear
ol IN salt Lake In November last ana
which position no lofl to accept the one
he now holds lie VIII also Do romom-
borod In Utah M the business manager
Of "FloradoN,' which was immensely
successful under his direction
Mr., Rannou knows the theatrical field
thoroughly ana VIII cater particularly
10 Independent attractions though
nothing clean ana legitimate VIII be
barred
SURPRISE FOR SALT LAKE
This WIN probably be ~ great news
90 the salt Lake public as II was TO
your correspondent Mrs Flskc, ace
cordlng 10 her advance man, Mr. PM.
ip jacques, whom | met today win be
IN Salt Lake about May n or June T.
said ho' you probably know that
tho syndicate has barred her from the
Salt Lake ana Grand thcatcre this year,
when she was there last season she np.
poarod through u booking Of stair n
llnvlm I'm the Grand, which Was then
u non.trust house, but which has since
been taken over Hereafter stair 4
llavn viii book hlgh.prcod altrac.
lions IN pdpular-prlocd houses, and
Klaw a ErlOngcr viii keep low-priccd
productions out OF tho higher priced
houses
"Wol, here In the nuh Of the story,
Mrs, Flsko In going west, anyway ana
she doesn't intend To be shut out OF
salt Lake altogether She VIII have
two days there, ana during that time
she VIII, from the lecture platform dc.
liver her famous address ON THE Theot.
rlcal Trust Arrangements 10 that end
are practically closed My last lotlor
ON the subject goes forth today 10 Rus.
sell Lowry president of The Press club,
under whose auspices the AFFAIR viii he
given, Tho building IL yet IN be choss
ON, believe, ana the proceeds
are 10 ho divided between Mormon
and Mormon" charities The whole
o. the "lonh kloWhun' company viii
hc with her ana VIII onlpy lts two days
OF rest ana sightseeing very much, |
un also assure salt Lake lhontor.
Pocrs and others, that they win learn
somothmg about the mighty theatrical
trust, they never heard before, When
MrA Fatc gets through you viii un.
dcrslond why we have 10 keep out of
your city as theatrical organization
oh, II win be an oy Opener"
Mrs Flsko comos to the Auditorium
next week and then plays west to Den.
yer appearing shades of Booth and
BArrott--Ht ElItch'R Gardens for one
week, WHY AK the syndicate,
For ~ years Mrs l'Iskc has been
kept out Of Minneapolis ON the oo'
cnrlon of her lau apncl rance here she
played caprice ana an Sp,lc Of An"
Now them In spite OF all, her return
If made possible through the Audi.
forum,
our or OGDEN
"lt was our mlonUou," said Mr.
Jacques, ITO have made n weeks run nc
the ogden Opem House with special
night trains from salt Lake, ana |
wrote To Mr. clark former manager,
only 90 ascertain that the place was IN
now hands ! was referred 60 john
Cort who controls 30 Western circuit
lhcaloW what happened We'll,
enough 10 add another reason Tor Mrs
lrIskcB salt Lake lecture"
GOODBYE HARRY,
ON sunday night Of this week Harry
Coraon clarke concluded M 0ngagc-
mcnt Of several wcoks AT The Metropoll-
tan, II " unfortunately significant that
at the mmo time the public concluded
II wanted no more of larrys present
company which IN almost oyory m.
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