Evening journal., 1906-11-07
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Patrons OF the theatre who attend
"The Jungle" at the Grand to-hight
viii recognize IN the Etalwart
Jurgis OF that play the same excellent
actor who has unprecedented Ben Hun
for the past two seasons Alphonz
Either is his decidedly Gallic name. in
spite OF which he Is a native OF Utah.
Mr.. Either gained his experiences in
stock being especially popular in New
York. Philadelphia. Bunalo and Mont
real, and made hit IN the first Ameri-
can production OF William Butler
Yeats poetic play. The Land OF
Hearts Desire" He was chosen for the
title role "Corianton." and proved HIM
self such a splendid heroic actor that
he was engaged BY Klaw ana Erlanger
for ben Hur' first playing Messala
Tor a season. then the title role for two
successive seasons. AS Jurgis in "rhe
Jungle" he has the strongest part In
his entire stage career.
The Clansman' which viii be pre-
sented at the Grand opera House on
November i2. afternoon and evening.
has been compared TO almost every sort
Of explosive when e was produced
st Norfolk. Va. on September %. 1905.
the editor Of the Norfolk Landmark
Pilot said its progress through the
south would be like that OF a runaway
car loaded with dynamite. "The Clans
man" has now been before the public
about year, and happily II has not
dynamted anybody or anything. The
most nervous spectator need not antlcl-
pate anything but thrilling and fas-
oinating entertainments The Clans
man" is dynamite but of the mental
kind. II has nprooted the iong-cher-
ished convictions OF many persons, has
destroyed marrow partisan views OF his
tory has revealed the romance and pa
ehos or the RECONSTRUCTED South 10
those who little dreamed there existed
such a story Judged by its enormous
success in the North and the South.
It VIII continue TO appeal to the people
Of this country for many years 10
come
r. c. Carton. one Of the most brill
liant authors o. England, well reniem-
bered by his delightful comedy Of Man
ners Lord and Lady Algy, has been ST.
lent for long time He has atoned for
that silence. however. by giving Mr..
Hopklnson 70 the public. This farce
ran two hundred nights in the Criterion
Theatre. London. and six months IN the
ss3.oy and Hackett Theatres. New
York The story tells how Mr.. Hopkin-
son. who Is chandler's clerk, falls
into 4 fortune and Is seized upon inn
mcdiateiy as the legitimate prey OF a
schtminr duchess and her impecunious
husband Hopkinson. ambitious for a
society career. does not want 70 pay for
It. and the way he wriggles and twists
IN the wise Of his newly found society
/ friends ls food for constant hilarity
Dallas wexford. as Hoppy, leads the
company. which Is the original one
The engagement OF Mr. Hopkinson N
this city is scheduled FOR Saturday af-
ternoon and evening, at the Grand
Opera House.
The story OF the New York Madison
Square Roof Garden sensation viii b.
graphically pictured at the Lyceum OF
November - 1s and a. Hal Reid, th'
woll-known melodramatlc author, wal
quick to take advantage OF the circum
stance and made a thrilling drama ant
called 4 "A Mlllionaire's Revenge.
The Mittenthal Brothers secured II AM
have organized a company of able play
ers. together with a scenic equipmen
OF beauty and absolute correctness
hence we may look for q reproduction
OF the tragedy cause and consequence
4. .ff a
One Of tho most capable and bes
known aspirants for stellar honors Il
the theatrical armament at the presen
time Is Miss Lottie williams, that mag
netie little ccmedienne who hal
achieved fame IN every city that sh
has visited IN the United States an'
Canada. Miss williams has played
variety OF parts. ranging from Litu
Eva In Uncle Toms Cabin" to Jliliei
in shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
The play IN which she viii be the brigh
particular star In her coming engage
ment is the new American sensations
novel spectacular comedy drama. b
Charles E. Blaney, entitled "My Tom
boy Girl The show appears az tn
I,yceum November s. 9 and 10.
. Even interest in the election did no
> prevent a good attendance at the Gar
; rick last night. The returns wer
. read from thes tage and those presen
not only keptsi touch with the figure
! from this state and elsewhere but en-
joyed good entertainment at tn
same time.
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