Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

ana the knodrome form the remaining
features Of an attractive weeks bill
Tonight ends the Georgia Harper sea-
son az the Grand. The regular season
Of the house opens next week. when
melodrpma and musical comedy will
follow in rapid alienation The open
Ing bin Is one Of the latter class. en-.
Titled. Looking For WIFE the COM
pany being headed hy Wheeler and
Russell, two well known comedians
The musical numbers. scenery aud
chorus win be- OF an equal standard.
This engagement terminates Wodnes-
day. and on Thursday the farce comedy
entitled "a Turkish Bath" will BE- es-
plotted. Five or six years ago this
merry composition had a big run. and
two years back II was laid aside. tut
now Il Is revived with new material
and brought up TO date
The popular zluu Travestry company
will present Tor their closing FIVE nights
opening with a special matinee Oh
Monday afternoon labor Day. the
musical triumph "Teezy Wcezy or d
"Trip 70 Coney Island
Introducing 1t VIII be number Of
late songs, including New York "On
the Banks Of the Rhine Good Old
Glory. The Sucker Trio" and Waltz
Ne Again These aud others will be
sung nightly In the production, and I'm
conjunction with many graceful
dances, introduced by both principals
and the chorus. win serve to make q
fitting bill for the farewell week Of
this clever company.
In addition TO the comedy there will
be another competitive prize cake walk
by the members Of the chorus with a
change OF partners
The prizes which will be furnished
by a local jeweler viii be awarded TO
the winners on Friday night. which
viii be the closing night Of the engage
mcnt.
on Saturday afternoon the regular
stock season opens at this house I'm
"The Bondman.' a dramatlzation ~
Hall Gains celebrated novel. and will
serve TO introduce In the leading roles
Miss Margaret Pitt and William Bal
four, both prime favoriies IN the east.
and a well balanced and specially Sc
lectod company. Maiinees win be
given every Wednesday and SATURDAY.
popular prices prevailing az both mat
inee and evening performances
Several local musicians In recently
talking over organ performance re-.
called the late Prof Radcliffes pedal.
ing abilities and u was remarked that
he had the reputation Of having no su.
perlor In that line az the time of his
death. The organist who had the rep
utation Of being the greatest Of an
pedalists. was the late George W Nor.
gan of New York
The directors Of the Orpheus club
met the other day. and decided on two
subscription concerts for the coming
season, when sololsts 81 the highest
order viii b. secured The club viii
meet Tor rehearsal the middle Of the
coming month. The prospects are
considered remarkably good
The First infantry band manages 20
live and thrive Notwithstanding hos
ile influences from Union circles. The
band took 81 men 10 camp with them
ana The regular army officers there
told Col. Lund that there was but one
band there that was better. and that
was the Twenty ninth infantry band
nom Fort Douglas
Mrs Fila Cumming Wttnsl %.
turned from the east THURSDAY morn.
ING, after an extended eastern sum.
mer vacation trip She and prof
Wet2ell were together most Of the
lime, Mrs Wetzell remaining ~ visit
with relatives She has had trouble
with her eyes in consequence % a had
cold but b. improving She viii 70.
sumo her studio Rork The coming
week
The SAL Palace crowd has OF ate