Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-27

ticket 10 the Orpheum this week. But
IL he would quan from the medicine OF
mlrth; mix the gay with the grave and
leave the Magdas ana the Kuudrys to
those whose tastes run to the morose
he should get a pair OF front seats
early In the week and bask with his
wife, sweetheart or sister, In the ray2
ana glints OF morriment and cheer. To
be sure there is no heavy lesson taught.
there Is no great moral pointed. But
there Is ample and entertaining ma
terial for mental rest and change And
the most OF Il Il good Only once Is
there d suggestion II coarseness In tho
whole evenings bill aud that Is fur.
nlshed by the knOcknbout girl from an
eastern county The program does not
announce whether the commissioners Of
that shire have given her a~permit 20
return. In every other instance the
airy fairy Fannies and captivating
Claras were OF the higher and cleaner
stamp, and with their male companions
of the same class really made II seem
that vaudeville OF the better type had
hit the town to stay. Such a comblna-
ton with the best orchestral music on
the circuit VIII doubtless be appreciated
by the public. II should certainly be
profitable to the house. The LePages
IN their novelty jumping spoclalties are
n pair OF great artists The Fernando
May trio do some altogether out Of the
ordinary musical and fancy paper cut
tlng work, as witness the really first
class playing of classic solo on one
string with an old empty barrel as a
vinlincell0. Tho Pelots did a Juggling
turn the like OF which has never been
seen In this section. Thomas J. Keogh
aud company-of oue--furnlshed Is
minutes OF fun In sketch entitled
The Way He Won Her. ana the Di-
onne -twins--looked very pretty
ana played well ms mandolin duettists.
Manager Bistes should offer a prize To
NE person who can tell which IL which.
They are as like as any two peas that
were ever popped from nod. The kim
odrome-that wonderful device OF mod
efn sclence--Was again strong favor
lte with a new run of pictures the chief
OF which depicted a thrilling child
stealing episode bg a band OF Wander
ms Gypsies, The mid-performance Sc
lection from the Metropolitan Opera
House by Prof Neihe and orchestra
WpS most excellent and thoroughly en-
joyed
There was q big matinee this after
noon The bill holds the boards for the
'N''Ni VI we week.
Grand--Miss Georgia Harna,. nron,.
Uses to play TO large audiences during
her stay at the Grand. II is seldom
that the place has housed n better com
pany under its present ownership than
hers. and after n run OF the blood and
thunder drama II Is almost rarity 10
see her capable and finished acting
again on the boards. Miss Harper has
selected number of plays calling for
merit or a different order than that
usually displayed I'm melodramas. and
Tor her support has selected a company
with distinct dramatic ability. Her
own acting IN meritorious, and I'm Sud
derman's "Magda," with which she
opened the week, she rises to real dra-
matte power IN her scene with Herr
Won Keller, IN which she denounces
him and orders him to leave her pres
ence. First among the others OF the
cast must be mentioned Grace Fred
erieks, a winsome little girl who plays
TO much favor In her Interpretation OF
Marie Magda's younger sister. AS
the old colonel, palsled and arrogant,
j, q. Harper does well, and shows HIM
self TO be an actor OF ability. The other
members OF the company are accent
NNANt 'AN hAA lllANl VI lilt IdIt anu
distinctive quality Of finish to the per-
fcrmance. Beginning Thursday even
ing, Miss Harpers rounds out the week
with "Nlobe."
Salt Lake Theatcr-Tn Captain De,
bonnaire," the romantic comedy which
IL 10 relntroduce the ever welcome Paul
Gilmore at tho Salt Lake Theater on
Thursday evening, q young officer Of
the French army stationed at Quebec
In 1915, who sets out, on a moments
notice, to New Amsterdam New York;
10 WOO and win beautiful girl he has
never seen and Of whose existence he
was unaware until hve minutes be-
fore. The young lady Is likewise ig-
norant that there Is such person as
he, and she Is betr0thed 10 another
man. Therefore It Is natural that De-
honnaire should not find his courtship
unbeset with adventure The play Is
thrilling chronicle OF the difficulties
which he overcame one by one, and
a dozen at q time The sale Of seats
started yesterday
Lyric--"The Bohemians" appear TO
be holding up to good business at the
Lyric. The aggregation Is a pleasing
one and will continue to the end OF the
week,