Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

49, TIE week has passed without the
announcement Of another no"
theater in salt Lake, but In oth-
or towns the pot continues :"
boil The New York Herald now claims
that the independents" headed by tho
Shubert brothers, have chain OF ."
,heaters. which they will operate next
season. The list OF towns Is printed IN
fuu Denver being represented by tho
New sothern. Kansas City by the Shu-
bert. Los Angeles by the Majestic
Portland by the Belasoo and San Franz
cisco by the Majestic salt Lake Is az
present omitted. New acquisitions
among the head liners, claimed by the
'1ndependents' during the past week.
are Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Miss VIZ
ginia Harmed and Miss Mary shaw. -
All the local houses Will put their
best feet forward during conferencr
week. and the programs are announced
in tonight's News" Al the Theater'
what is proclaimed as "a musical cock
TALL" "PIn, Pan. Pouf" has been en-
pazed for n season. running Thursday
Friday and Saturday II Is conglom-
GRAFTON of burlesques and extravaganza
Get to music which has had long run
IN the east. The "radlum dance nad
Ats origin in this production ana VIII
be given with all Its welrdness ana ODD
sly. Another feature Will be the origin.
al American Pony Ballet, made up or
Of utrlu phn SAID 10 be
artists in the dancing line. The COM
pany Is heaed by such well known
names as those OF Fred w. Mace.
kathryn osterman, n. +. Graham.
Jisle Bloodgood, Regina McAvoy ana
Eyeline Dunmore.
Henry Millers splendid ability as
stage manager, exeniplified in his pro-
ductlon of "ZirA" with Margaret An
Riln, and more recently In Brown or
Harvard with Henry Woodruff at the
Princess theater. New York, probably
will take this star out OF the ranks OF
actors for some time to come. Mr.. MIL
Ter will continue for another year to
direct the policy OF the Princess for
the Shuberts and viii present MISS
Angln there In a series OF new plays
and REVEALS next season. When MISS
Anglln goes on the road In the early
spring. Mr. Miller viii make another
new production al the Princess with q
specially organized company. The ac-
tors newly acquired fame has brought
him offers from nearly every prominent
manager and playwright In New YORK;
clyde Fitch summed up the general
opinion the day before be sailed for
Europe by saying 70 Mr., Miller 'beh,
nv | wish you could find time TO do
,.Ia .r nina ThQn tho first time.
] could feel that that did not have 10
tortupre my soul attending rehearsals,
could leave everything 10 you and
know that II would be perfect Which
leads TO the conclusion that Miss An
Hlin may soon be seen IN a Fitch play
Manager pypers big attraction 70,
May il "Thc Lion and the Mouse.
probably tho greatest society drama
success of the present season IN New
York. The company IL headed by Ar
thur Byron and Gertrude Coghlan
Prior TO that comes Little Johnny
JONES' which opens on Tuesday, Apri
~.
Commencing next week the New
Grand theater win have for its attrac
ton Marie CoiTell's scenic master
Niece. Pablo Romani.' II 10 stor!
OF sunny Italy one that has never beer
presented TO thenter goers. and Is salt
10 be the greatest romantic melo-dram'
of the age Thrilling and interesting
earthquake effects, simultaneous WIZ
an eruption of Vesuvius, illumination
OF the bay of Naples forming mos
magnificent spectacular tableau. NJ
labor or expense has been spared L
make this the GROWING romantic melo
dramatic production Of the season, an
81 should draw large crowds, A sou
venir matinee viii be given Wednes
day.
Beginning on Thursday "Her Fata
Love" beautiful play OF today. wi
be the attraction at the New Gran
theater for three nights and a satur
day matinee. In this play lovers 2
melodrama are treated TO some stirrin
climaxes and situations. "Her Fats
Love" has It's sensational moments, bu
between them are whole acts full
clean comedy and delicate bits
pathos that are said TO be irresistihl
even to the most hardened spectacle
il Is n play for the people. not fc
some 81 the people, but for all the pee
ple. from the boy IN the gallery TO IN
old man down stairs. Mr.. Theo. Lore
and his capable company will preser