Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcatcr--At the Theater tonight,
Musgrove's players, headed by Nellie
Stewart, company which IS snid to
have few equals on the English speak.
ing stage from the standpoint of all
around artistic productions, win open
n brief season In this city. The en-
tire organization IL from Australia and
IL bound for New York. Its six weeks
pause In San Francisco formed one OF
the most remarkable engaments on rec
ord.
Grand--Gcorgia Harper IN the play
OF "Zaza' opens full weeks engage
ment this evening.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES interest Is
being taken In the presentation here
this evening of Mira. ). Holmes, De-
tectiye." the new playlet written by
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt. In which
Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer takes the title
role. In addition Stella Lee, danseuse,
and five good acts win DC features on
the bill.
Lyrc---It is said that thing OF
beauty is JOY forever and the
saying applies TO the class OF
shows at the Lyric. There is beauty
show there this week, In group or
pretty chorus girls, attired In beauti-
full and varied costumes, and there IL
also a wealth OF scenery decidedly
pleasing to the eye. The Miss New
York, Jr.," company opened at the
Lyric Saturday Afternoon to n crowd
ed house and the attendance was re-
peated at the evening performance. the
patrons of this playhouse seem never
to tire OF the class Of shows given
there, and from the manner this pro"
duction took" with the audience, IL IL
safe TO say that the company Will do
land office business this week.
There are two musical farces with
entertaining vaudeville features. Fun,
fast and furious, is furnished by Billy
Allen as the bogus King Of Kokomo.
He represents an Irish character, with
out OVERRIDING II, and knows how 10
make the most OF every funny sltua-
ton.
There are several features well worth
the admission. The Wiora trio In
Hungarian songs and dances give sew
eral numbers that are unique ana IN
teresting, but II would be more IN
keeping with propriety II one Of the
women did not take quite SO many lib
critics with the audience,
The Gagnoux's In Juggling acts per-
L
| took well. Mile. Alma made hit
with her songs and dances and acr-
obatic work. The last number on the
program Is the work Of Bandy and
Wilson, dancers and imitators, and II
| IL not stretching point 10 say that
they rank with the best In the business
I'm their line.
Lemare Organ Rccital-The musical
event of the week, and one that should
be red-letter in its character. VIII oc-
cur at the Congregational church this
evening, when Edwin II. Lemare, the
famous English organist and composer
will give recital, His program Is
choice one IN all respects. and 1t should
call out large numbers OF the musical
loving public, particularly those who
have had developed in them strong
desire TO hear organ music MIR. Le-
mare Is one OF the masters OF the IN
strument, and the opportunity for salt
I.akers to hear him may never come
again.
Dorothy" the favorte opera, viii be
seen IN the Nineteenth ward assembly
hall tomorrow night, with Lizzie
Thomas Edward in the title role.
The Coumbine Dramatic company,
an organization associated with the
Butchers & Grocers' association, which
has been previously noticed In the
News" will make its first appearance
on the evening Of the 25th at the Salt
Lake Theater. The play Will be the
comedy drama. Constance" and those
taking part are Prescott Erickson, Har-
mon Weight. Truman Gleason, Lester
Price. Frank Robinson. Frank Settle,
Ethel Sturgess. Sabina Clark. lnez
clark. Beth Larsen, Charlotte Perkes
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