Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07

banner or tne lllutpehuViiN' =" 80
ton OF the week Mr.. shutter or the
Denver company which controls Tue
Grand, was asked the question: ana MS
answer was rather on the eYasive order
He was asked II he knew that the
Grand theater appeared In this week 8
Mirror. in full page announcement
giving the theaters whore the lndepend-
ent attractions would be booked ne
said he had seen 1t. and when asked
whether that meant that he had dis
solved connection with Stair Il Havln,
heads Of the popular priced syndicate,
he said, mot necessarily but added
that II any Of the Independents asked
him for time he was entirely free to
quote terms to them.
The list IN the Mirror above referred
to gives SO houses from New YORK 20
San Francisco where the Independent
attractions viii be seen, and Salt Lake
Is represented by the Grand. The az
fractions themselves form very nosa-
BILE string. and are as follows.
Il. II. Sothern and Julia MarloUe
Nine. Bernhard, Mrs. Leslie Carter,
In new play; Mrs. Patrick Campbell.
in repertoire. Mrs. Fiske. IN a new
play: Margaret Angln, In "Zira,' VIZ
giiia Harmed, In new play Chas.
Cartwright, in Lights OUT Blanche
Bates, in "The Girl yrom the Golden
West" Nine. Kalich, in new play
Guy Standing, in e new play; The Sc.
cret Orchard" by Guy Pollock; Cyril
Maude and Winlfred Emery first time
I'm America: Bertha Galland, in now
play. David Warbeld. in ''The Music
Master" Arnold DAILY, in new play;
Henry Miller, In II new play Louis
Mann and Clara Lipman. In Julie Bon
hon;" Paula Edwardes. In princess
Beggar;" De Wolf Hopper. IN Happy
land" Eddie Foy In "rhe Earl and the
Girl" Mary Shaw, IN 1.-THE Thorny
Way" Jefferson DE Angeles, IN Fan
tana" CyrIl Scott, in "Thl Prince
Chap" Julia Sanderson in THE Mo.
tor Girl; Marguerite Clark, In new
play: Henry r.. Dixey in The Man Oh
the Box Mrs. Temples Telegram;
Leah Klcschna; Mexlcana. with Louis
Harrison and Christie Macdonald,
Babes in the Woods William II.
Thompson, In Money Talks" Carlotta
Nilsson, IN new play: THE Blue
Moon" musical comedy now In second
year at Lyric theater, London, Peter
Il. Daley, IN 1.-THE Press Agent, Harry
Woodruff, in tom Brown of Harvard
THE Social Nhrl" with Adele Rltchie;
"a Midsummer Eve" Before and Af-
ter; 'yeronique,' two years run IN
London, queen .Hixi Of IN by Il.
Frank Baum.
II comes Ike n refreshing breeze 10
read that the Associated Bin Posters
OF the United States have themselves
taker a vigorous stand against sensa-
floral bill posting. The News has
hsG considerable to say regarding the
denominations daily seen on our streets
and daily devcured by children on
their way TO school and II Is pleasure
10 know that the bill posters themselves
have awakened to the evil and propose
to reform IT, MIR, Anderson of the Local
: Bill Posting company furnishes the
"Newsr with copy Of the resolution
below, which speaks for Itself; he adds
that I'm this city as elsewhere the rule
.sil be strictly lived up to. no matter
what play houses II affects.
Whereas. II Is the sense of the As
ISOLATED Bill Posters and Distributors
Of the United states and Canada, by It's
board of directors In convention ASSEM-
beG al Detroit, March T. 1906, that there
should be decided reform IN all OBJ
iectionable theatrical paper for bill
board use In the advertising OF plays
with their titles and scenes such as
Dealers in White Women Why
Women SIN. Queen of the Highbn-
ders, Why Girls Leave Home queen
Of the White Slaves Dangers of II
Working Girl, Fast Life in New York.
Therefore be II
Resolved. That the Associated Bill
Posters and Distributors OF the United
States and Canada condemn the use OF
all sensational, vicious and suggestive
pictures and titles for such productions
and hereby instruct all members, under
penalty, to refuse TO post. after the ex-
pitntton Of this seasons contracts, Aug
!, 1906 such paper, titles and pictures
as may be deemed Objectionable
The theatrical menu In Salt LAX,
next week Is large and varied. At the
Theater the season opens Monday nigh
with a Reproduction of 1.-THE Witch oi
the Woods" the opera and spectacular
success which made so notable a hi
on Its previous appearance The cream
of the talent Of Liberty stake has beer
SKINNED for this presentation ant
those concerned In the stage work
would I'LL an ordinary sized place o.
amusement 1.-THE Witch of the Woods
will be limited to one production only.
little Johnny Jones" one Of the Co
hsn successes VIII be seen at the Thea
ter Tuesday aud Wednesday next viii
n Wednesday matineee at 3 O'Clock
AS It's title indicates, the play belongs
on the light musical order ana some O
the songs that have helped to make 4
famous are Good Bye, Flo, NESTING
in a New York Tree" They're All My
Friends" Yankee Doodle Boy Life
a Very Funny Proposition After All
"Grls from the L. : A. Good on,
California" "son Long Sing Song" anC
"Mrmsclle Fanchette.'
On Friday and Saturday at The Thea
ter those old time favOrtes Murray
Mack pay us another visit. presenting
new comedy entitled Round tn
Town" This successful team has mad
It "A rule to BRING out a new play ever,
second season and the present vontur
r. the seventh they have produced 4
their IA years career as stars This sea
sons comedy Is said to be specially pre-
tentious and Is written by Mr.. Edga
Selden author Of many other Cleve
plays Mack, Of course, viii still b
the same little fat Irlshman who get
into all sorts Of scrapes and Murra
as usual viii be The tall thin man VIII
Is kept busy keeping his friend out o
trouble. \ good sized chorus accom-
panies the two comedians,
"Reaping the Harvest the coined
drama. will be the attraction at IN
New Grand theaier four nights mes
week, April S, with a souvenir matine
Wednesday. II ole likes fun generous
~ sprinkled through a good melo
drama, this Is the play one will enjo,
While the title indicates play of III