Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

version. Mr.. Brandon Win De- seen IN
the dual title role. 'Dr JckyIl and MI
Hyde viii be presented Monday Tues
day and wednesday evenings. With
popular price matinee Wednesday az
tcruOOn.
Starting Thursday evening ana for
the remainder OF the week including 70
Saturday matinee the society me.o-dra-
ma Dora Thorne' win bee the oneTug
Nat Goodwin and his high class COM
pany delighted another good audience
at The theater last night with their ren-
drion OF The Genius This evening
Mr. Goodwin makes his farewell 20
Salt Lake with u revival Of the great
success IN which he aud his wife, Max
fine Elliott, made so large a part Of
their fame In recent years When We
Were Twenty-one' The beautiful ac-
tress Miss Edna Goodrich. viii have
Miss Elliotts old part Of Phyllis Eric
son.
The farewell performance Of the Zinn
company at the Casino occurs tonisht
when tho popular burlesque "Tetzy
Weezy." win be revived The come
pany has made so strong hit with
the PATRONS OF the park that n VIII no
doubt return later in the season.
Commencing Monday the policy ~
the park management viii BE- changed
for "a time. and the prices VIII be re-
duced 90 10. 90 and 30 cents, The Jane
Kelton company viii be the FIRST It.
traction. presenting the melodramd
"Why She SIunei and between the
acts moving pictures and dancing spec
cialties Win be furnished. Monday ana
Friday evenings ladies will be admit
ted free.
Next Monday. Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day evenings and wednesday matinee
at o'clock c. f. Johnson. the well
known photographer VIII exhibit bis
artistic collection Of san Francisco and |
California pictures with lantern slides,
at the salt Lake Thoater IN addition
to the large collection made by MI
johnson from time TO time. he specially |
visited san Francisco after the EARTH |
quake and added largely 20 h.s slides.
The exhibition viii include views Of |
San Francisco before and after the |
fire and Mile Williams win sing
Prices viii be- nominal ranging from
10 20 90 cents. Wednesdays matinee
viii 80 90 10 cents 10 everybody
The Salta!f the3ter win be reopenei !
Monday evening next by new com
ruy SHOWN as the Salair comedy |
company The opening bin viii be a |
tarU. comedy ln three acts, entitled, |
"Wifr Wanted and the intention Of /
the new concern is 90 avoid long enter
iaMuegts bat to present a round 81 |
.aughabie short comedies.
The ROYAL Hawaiian Band which IS |
f0 make am extended tour Of the Unit. |
en- states this spring and which VIII |
play al the salt Lake Theater July 2. |
3 ana 9 comes 10 America under the |
patronage a. the Hawaiian govern
Iueut. The hand has only visited this |
.ouufry twice during SIS existence |
boz 1859 when the knights TempIar held |
ID couclave iu San Francisco and last 4
wear to play az the Portland exposition. /
The varied character Of the music |
ulayed vthe band and its magnificent |
qualities as singing organization |
render % the most novel attraction ever !
seen in this country and u is sure 20 /
receive 90 warm welcome everywhere
Mrs Graham r. Putnam UIli leave /
Tor Oberfn. o.. thIs evening TO attend /
me annual session ofthc National Music |
Gao association which meets there next ]
week. The session W.iI last about lH /
iIys Last scar % met in NeW York I
After 70 Is over Mrs.. Putnam VIII 90 /
.o Chicago. where she ull teach until /
Sept !. when she win return 90 salt
Lake 20 resume her work Cor ihe year.
NIs Olive Gray held a pupils re.
option az her studio today "a custom
'he observes once each mouth
SIR ana MIS- Wezcu have gone 20
Boston 70 spend the SUMMER and al
ready Iegor; enjoying themselves or
he Sew England coast They Wlll not |
.e.mu Until The autumn.
The Catholic cathedral choir has ar.
.argcI for an excursion Co LAGOON for |
next A tine program is On
contemplation aud TIE organization ex-
lc-ts 90 meet many 90 its friends az
he resort on nat day.
The lunch floor concerts o. the Chris
eusen orchestra az saitair each after.
boon are o novelty much enjoyed by the
patrons OF that resort.