Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

George Bernard Shaws you Never
Can Tell" at the Garrick theater, has
taken much stronger grip upon the
regard Of the public than at first SEEM
ed likely The audiences have been
largo and steadily growing larger and
the spectators manifest a very .een de-
light I'm the hings and jolts Of Mr.
Shaw yitrlolic humor. The perform
ance Of Arnold Daily, the star has i'm
proved very materially since the open
Ing night, when he suffered from such
an excess OF nervousness that at times
he was almost inartlculate. you New
er Can Tell" Is a comedy OF intellect
on edge, and II has aroused the atten.
ton OF many more persons mentally
capable Of enjoying Its qualities than
| had supposed We're to be found In all
New York.
The shifting Of George NJ. Cohan's
route brings him back TO the metropo-
lis for another run Of two weeks dura-
tlon at the New York theater. Mr.. CO.
hans piece Little Johnny Jones" is
beyond doubt the musical farce hit Of
the season In this part OF the country,
and Is evidently destined not to go very
tar away between now and the late
spring. Mr. Conan and his fellow work.
ers VIII remain at the New York until
Forbes Robertson comes along with
his new play, Love and the Man"
Monday is the llghtest day OF the
week for running attractions I'm the
heaters of Manhattan Island. hut tho
actlNe intelligence guiding the des-
tinles OF the new Thompson & Dundy
hppodrome has invented a scheme 10
onset this condition. Monday matinee
performances OF the great show spec.
tacle with which this vast amusement
structure is to be opened will be given
AT o.: 80 IN the afternoon. when a "bar-
g, In' scale N prices win prevail This
Iion is based upon the idea NJ attract
lHg we ihI0ngs Of schoolboys and
: cnoolglrls whose theater outings have
heretofore been confined to SATURDAY.
The proposed blnpodron,o
arrangement VIII enable the Young
STEERS TO 20 home after school on Mon.
DAYS ana repair thence 90 the show Tba
board Of education has piacel the eeol
OF IT'S appreciation upon the idea.
owing to the great success Of the
Dockstader Minstrels In their early
autumn engagement at the Herald
Square theater the troupe OF burnt f.
CORK comedians led by the ubiquitous
Lew Dockstader win IN all likelihood |,
huNe a supplementary spring run nj |
enc or tho other Broadway theaters |
negotiations 10 that end are now IN |
nlogress Dockstader at present is i'm |
lhe south, thus avoiding the tempestu- |
1us blasts OF this chill section and m |
me same time rc1plng the prosperitv /
which prevails almost exclusively In .
ne warmer cline Charles u. Wilson
me mlnstrels' manager writes that .
mere is more ready money en- the south .
man anywhere else, and that the peo-
PIE down that way are lavish I'm their
patronage OF amusements,
David Wardeld continues to turn
doors Of the Bliou theater.
Maude Adams will play "The Little
Minister at the Empire theater until |
he end Of next week After that she
$ to appear IN the new play "Op o.
Me Thumb and later She will re-
1--WE "The Masked Ball"
Francis Wilson's engagement at the
Criterion I'm Cousin Billy" has been
extended by reason OF lts large and
growing success.
The opening Of Blanche Walsh's New
York season az the Herald Square thea
er In The Woman IN the Case" by
'lydo Fitch, has been set for Monday,
AN 80 The production Is to DO ex-
'eptIonally elaborate.
on Tuesday evening Jan. q, Ray
nond Hitchcock, In THE Yankee con-
ul' comes into Wallack's theater, 10.