Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

"The Yankee Consul company ar.
rived late last night and Is In fine trim
for the opening this evening.
The rush for seats for the Savage
Opera company continues undated
Manager Pyper says that nothing IN
the recent history Of the Thealeg has
equalled the demand for all -four per-
formances, and some sections OF the
house are entirely sold out.
THE Missouri Girl" draws well at tho
Grand. II Is as good an Offering as the
hous has had this season and Is much
better than most of them. running
fire Of major apd minor jokes keeps the
audience In good hunor. while they
avoid well the Aold OF horseplay, az
least ho'seplay that - very crude.
Bessie clifton hns most of the seri-
GUS an also the humorous to do in the
title role. and she handles her part with
success. The play Is essentially COM
cdy, but II couldn't come to the Grand.
with an the melodrama left out so
there IL tall, lanky villain who made
a mistake when he thought II out that
he could act and an old farmer who ac-
cOmmodatlngly allows the villain 10
Kill him. Just to show how nenn
man the villain really IS. Zeke Doh.
son looks lot crazier IN HIS makeup
than he acts IN his dialogue. and ons
or the ether could be slightly modified
to advantage although next to Miss
Clifton q. H. Eldon, MS zeke. Ia the
star Of the show. interpretations OF
two good songs and an occasional
dance. aid materially IN the plays sue
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bill until Wednesday evening with the
usual Wednesday matinee
Considering the uneaillng regularity
with which Monday night openings
have held dlsappolntments for patrons
OF the Orpheum. there was fair at
Tendance at the beginning OF the Ageeks
bill last evening The audience con-
tanned many persons who are regular
first-nlghtera at the Salt Lake Theater.
and there were also several fashionable
box parties Again the music BY the
orchestra was o decided feature and the
"Orpheus" overture was much better
than one has Il right to expect In
house dcd'onted to vaudeville. Only
when the 'oncy sisters sang ana
danced DID the orchestra lose it's gait
for minute, and then II got almost "a
ltl Uflillil us NiIf tlNlN - WNltl iIItN llN
rider In the klnodrome portrayal Of the
French steepleehase. Small wonder
that Il did go for those girls set a
terpsichorean pace that was as furious
as clever
Lew Sullv. the veteran minstrel man.
IL master az mirth-mnklnr md moro
NJ home on the stage than he would be
at his own hearth stone. though Il must
be frankly stated that In weaving mis-
fabric OF FUN he made use OF threads
not particularly fine To be sure. there
were not many " these, but there were
too many Claudlus ana Scarlet,
comely young couple. stepped to the
footlights as the master baniolsts"
The title sounds all right and both art
lsts doubtless think they have earned
IT, Grace Jackson. lyric soprano tho
''1'wo Kings" advertised as comedy and
sensation gymnasts, the kinodrone ana
the Barowsky team. seen IN Salt Lake
for the last time, completed the pro-
gram. The Great Leon, premier illu-
sionlst, did not "ilusion" last night.
Owing to n severe case Of tonsllitis the
Barowskys were substituted The lat.
ter were again strong favorltes Thev
left for san Francisco TODAY and Leon
IL expected 20 appear tonight.