The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS

LYRIC THEATER-Tho Empire Comedy
company presents tho musical comedy. enu-
tied Casey and the Green Sod Club"
On the programme II states that the words
music scenes dialogue and action arc fully
protected by tho author, Roger Imhof, There
ls no need for Mr.. Imhof 10 Insert that phrase.
as the audience which filled tho Lyric play
house last night 10 the IS. r o. limit VIII
testify
The scenes were good. tho words better the
music bright and catchy. the dialogue full OF
keen wit and the chorus appeared to be fully
capable OF protesting themselves.
There ls no danger of any ono In the audi.
ence falling into q trance during tho action
OF the skt as the Esauimeaux ballet is suf-
nciently entranclng of Itself to keep live
person awnke.
Miss O'Dolls singing is delightful
Tho olio contains the strongest features OF
any show that has como in over the circuit. II
being impossible to discriminate as TO the
The DoVan brothers are especially good. with
n marvellousy trained dog top -mounter'
that hos many OF tho human acrobats beaten
Miss Bessie Taylor and her spot light"
song is second edition of May Irwin in
coon" songs-and pocket edition" at that
while Johnny Wost does the best single
turn that has been on tho Lyric card
Imhot's character work is worthy of a better
vehicle to demonstrate his ability.
Performances viii be given every evening
with Monday and " cdnesday matinees.
No complaint cnn be made by tho managers
Of tho Grand thcater that tho calamity on the
Coast hurt their business at all. A fun house
last night attended the nrst performance OF
astio audience too, which vigorously applauded
tho reward of virtue when free pardon was
obtained for the condemned heroine In the last
act The death OF tho villain was greeted
with the customary cheers Of delight.
For play OF it's class Il was we'll put
stella WINNER, as tho much-wronged heroine.
evidently had the sympathy OF the audience.
and had tho lions share OF tho work to do,
Don McCreevey acceptable in comic
Irish role and the other parts were we'll taken.
Tho Deserted Bride" will continue tonight,
tomorrow and Wednesday nights and Wcdnes-
day matinee.
Tho advance sale for tho Kubclik concert at
tho Tabernacle vegins this morning at 10
o. clock at tho Clayton Music company's store.
Preparations hovo been mado for a big rush.
phone and the mails busy at the store. From
many towns outside Salt Lake City mail or
ders have come In and already a great num-
Der OF seats hns been allotted.
Tho programme for the violinis''s concert on
Friday evening has been announced as follows
Symphonic Espasnole 81 ,:..-''....'',.-.'...Lal
Piano solo
a Romanze ........".. '".-.s"... orHnfeld
b. Nnzurka .s.....r.........s..',,...s. Chopin
Miss Agnes Gardner Eyre. :;
Concert Major Ky6olik pasanini
Plano soo-Etudc forme do valsc. .......
alss Agnes Gardner Eyre,
a, Romance Major ........,,. Beethoven
b Zephyr ..-......s....s s...sar...... Hubay
c. Carnival Russo .,.,,...,..,..t. Wienawskl
Tho accompanied Will be Herr Ludwig
sehwnb an old schoolmase OF Kubelik
The Paglnini Concerto which is included IN
this programme is tho piece in which the vo-
linlst has made himself most famous. It Ia
tho most difficult piece written for tho violin
especially with tho Sauret cadopzn. II is the
most sensational number Kueelik plays
The box Office Of the Salt Lake theatcr
opens this morning for the sale OF seats
for the return engagement OF David Proc
tor IN "A Message from Mars tomorrow
night "A Message from Mars" is
comedy that not only takes hold of the
public mind at the very start, but Ii is
so strongly portrayed that 1t has innu-
ence for good upon men and women. This
is usually the test of a good play, and
"A Message from Mars" has been tried
here and not found wanting.