The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-06
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Georgia Hnrper will bo tho Arst attraction
at the Grand theater when II opens It's doors
again August IL. Miss Harper has chosen
the powerful society drama 'ooralio" for
her opening play. II is one of those great
emotional dramas that will 1.-Two forever and
always be feature in tho roportorie of emo
matio construction with story of thrilling
interest. and affords ample opportunity for
acting OF the highest quality, Miss Harper
has won the public with her Interpretation,
which strikes q human note md arouses
the fullest admiration and sympathy. 1t
also contains pleasing vein of rohncd COM
cdy' and has proyon 70 BIO the greatest kind
OF success wherever presented Joseph
DeSrick will support Miss Harper, assisted
by O splendid cast.
The Olympia Opera company snng itself
into high favor with large crowd Of Salt
Palace thcater patrons last evening on the
occasion of its nrst appearance In this city.
The bin was Wang the sreat old DeWolf
first production is maintained there is no
question to the ability of the company to
remain here md play to big husnoss all aum.
mer, Tho hit OF the performance, perhaps,
was Bessie Tannehill who has grown smaller
in weight but lnrger in talent since the old
dnyo OF the Tivoli In San Francisco. Sho
ium until you lose yourself. one OF those
voices which sort OF puta you TO sloep il
you re not afraid of missing tho encore. Her
rocallS wore SO t5oouont las. evening that she
1t was quite reasonable Of the man in the
next seat who exclaimed: ~ wish she would
sing All night Robert pi.kin was sson in
makes ma ''p no PROHIBITIONS en- os being D S pewoii f
Hopper, he got away with the role in fine
shape. His local parodics on Ask Of tho
CASEY ct the Bat" were Scritabio
screams" being much funnier than my
thing ever written into the Wang librotto
by the author, Myrtle vsne, tho prima don
thttss ., oil, ;pa1 i,
the role OF Prince Mataya, especially at
the end OF her sclo. IA Pretty Girl Edna
Brumley, the soubrotto, Emorza Gordon and
Ben T. Lodge, the negro lackcy proved IA
vorites instantly, The company Will play
Wang each evening OF this week, the
curtain to be raised at 0 o'clock,
Tho plans OF tho coming senson at the
Lyric theater wero giyon out yesterday. This
theater will house rstclass stock com"
pany at popular prices for season of forty
evening. September 1. Herschcl Maynll, who
mado thousands of friends here in six weeks,
yesterday signed contracts to be the leading
man OF tho organization. Miss Edna Elsmero,
who appeared with Mr., Mayall at tho Salt
Lake Thcater recently, has been selected as
leading woman.
The Cassidy Musical Comedy company en-
tered upon its fourth week at Casino park
sunday night to IN audience the size OF
which certainly was Il source OF qualification
10 the splendid company whose efforts to
please have been unstintedly appreciated by
the Salt Lake public The play Camille, :"
was q side splitting, mirth provoking bur
losquo tho old mclodrama OF that nnme.
and as enacted by Mr.. Lee Morris. us ''Ca-
billie, tuberculosis GERM and Franklin
Fox 'Armond DuVal,' was excrutiating-
ly funny. The play opened with n song and
dance by the chorus girls, and mover did
they appear TO bctter advantage Their
work throughout tho play met with groat
favor, Tho winsomc, petite favorite. Vera
Moir, captured the audience and especially
tho travelling mon present by her song, trb-
ute to the U, G. T, Tho swcet, well.trained
voice OF Mabel Cassidy never gave greater
satisfaction, was attested by tho generous
applause OF which she was tho recipient. The
singing and dancing OF John Cassidy added
much TO the success OF tho entertainment, n {,
Myrtle Franks, as Sappho tho colcrcd ser
want, was mt her best. and that is saying
considerable for an actress SO capable and
and dance of Winnifrcd LeMny added. il
such thing were possible, to tho young
lady's popularity. In saying that Camille,
OF Sarah Heartburn's Farewell Tour is the
most popular play presented by the Cassidy
company, is but voicing public estimate. The
cool night breezes, after these hot days,
make Casino park place OF ''blissful rest, :"
and when 10 the pleasure of the bracing air
is added such clean, chastc. artistic enter.
tainmonts as arc given nightly, bea,ifc
state OF mind is the inevitable result, hence
the growing popularity of Casino park Ca
mille' runs till Thursday night. to be fol-
lowed by tho Mechanical Doll'' the rest of
the week