Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

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- FORGE AIDES always merry
and popular musical play. The
J Sultan OF sulu' appears az the
Theater this afternoon and
evening. II Is a familiar work In Salt
Lake and has always been heavy
money maker here. Ordinarily 1t would
he good for an engagement OF three or
four nights. but as 1t was booked late,
and az only this afternoon and evening
were obtainable. the company had TO
take this date or none. The organi-
zation comes from the east and we are
promised that II is a capable one.
delightful actress and o delightful
play are due next week, in Miss Al
berta Gallatln and Dorothy Vernon OF
Haddon Han. This play is from the
pen OF the author OF when Knighthool
was In Flower and Is said to have
been equally successful both in book
and stage form Tho time OF the story
is during Elizabeth's reign IN England.
and the episode figures around the fate
OF her unfortunate cousin. Mary Queen
Of Scots. Miss Galatln. who has heen
seen before In Salt Lake. brings her
own company and with her popularity
and the fame Of the book. she ought to
DO handsome business Monday and
TUESDAY evenings ana Tuesday after
noon.
ono ~ the newest stars 70 rise IN
the theatrical horizon aud take her
place In The galaxy 81 musical comedy
lights, is the Countess Olga yon Hatz-
feldt, who comes 10 tho Salt Lake the.
alter for three nights engagement
next Thursday. Friday ana Saturday,
heading a BIG musical comedy orgapi-
zation In "1he Little Duchess I'm
which sho succeeded Anna Held In the
stellar role. THOUGH Countess olga
has never been seen he-o sho is voiy
familiar 10 our nelgbhor8 on the coast.
where she met with great success IN
me leading temenlne roles Ia The
Siorks' and The Burg0mastor In
speaking Of her last appearance there
the Portland (Or) Daily News said
Countess Won HeizlelGt Is the viii.
van Astofbilt, Don't know what her
salary is but she IL worth II. She is |
grace Itself, bewltchingly pretty. and |
her voice has unusual quality, while |
lacking great strength. She is a little |
bit more like Della Fox than anyone |
we have seen In late years"
The Grand Theater will return to the |
double bill plan next week. presenting, |
first 'iAs Told IN the HIS" and second |
"Nettie, The News Gisl' The first
named play tells the story of Pamnena,
tbs daughter OF an Indian chief, who |
was adopted by an emigrant and reared
as his own child The character Is a !
strong one and presents something |
new In stage literature in depicting
the life OF an Indian girl reared By
white people and given an advanced
education A New Years matinee viii
be given at p, m, Tuesday
'Nettie The News Glrl' opens at
the Grand on Thursday and will run out
the week with a Saturday matinee. The
title role II in the hands Of Miss Isabel
la Lowe. who is said TO be a dainty ac-
tress and one well fitted for the define
alton OF parts OF this especial type
She brings her company from the east
and promises a strong scenic produc-
ton, The play Is an exciting one and
Is said 10 contain a strong moral and
10 be crowded with comedy work OF a I
hilarious class
The week now closing saw the entry
OF the Orpheum az a factor in Salt
Lake amusements upon It's second year.
Since the house opened It has present.
ed 3l2 separate and different vaude-
vile turns. Opening as It did late
In the season year ago II was not al
ways possible to get the best OF the
attractions on the circuit, some OF
which were booked is months IN ad-
vance. This season, however, the var
lons acts have been of distinctly high
er class with the promise Of the man
egement that there is a good string OF
top-liners' vet TO be heard from.
Next week there viii be a diyersi-
red bill. embracing music, both vocal
and instrumental. dancing. acrobafic
work. wire walking and motion pictures.
~ the head comes Charles +. Semon.
the narrow Teller" who has been
bringing Joy TO the Los Angeles audi
ences for two weeks past; he has a ,
pair of comedy legs, Ike pipe stems.
thar are great asset The Musical
AVOIDS, who are modestly billed as
Premier Sylophonlsts Of Europe and
America come second. Judging from
Les Angeles notices they have some
claim TO their title Dillon Brothers
are comedians who gas" dance and
ENG songs and absurd parodies Of their
own composition. Mms Slapoffskl, a
s'""-i"' Ni"lHtAlE noPIhUoi Is another |
feature on the bill Then there are
Palfrey and Hoefer who make a bid
FOR merrlment by induG riouaIv en-
deavoring to break some bones by fall
ing on bicycles in the approved comedy
acrobatic fashion. Miss Lima Pant
ser on a bounding wire. assisted by
Tommy has a turn that Is devised
70 create thrills In combination with
some fun. The kinodrome with sorne
bill.
The attraction for next week AT the
Lyric Theaier VIII be the thrilling melo- |
drama entitled "A Fight for a For
tune presented by the capable conf
pany OF players that has made such a
success OF the arrangements policy I'm
ofering It's patrons the very best IN the
une OF popular priced stock productions.
Several scenes ~ the drama depict the |
luxurious life OF the Inhabitants OF
Central America and from the rise OF
lht curtain 10 the tag &c bristles with |
thrills"
There win be the usual souvenir mat 1
NEE on Wednesday ana the candy sol
rec" Saturday.
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