Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcater--The stewart Opera com
pany Of so singers, musicians, stage
mechanics and the business staff, ar
rived in the city this morning az 9i5O
over the Denver and Rio Grant&, to
begin their weeks engagement at the
Salt Lake theater tonight, The trans
fer company and the stage hands OF the
theater are having very busy DAY OF
I, IN unloading the three baggage ears
OF scenery and placing Il Ia readiness
Tor this evenings presentation OF ne
Two Roses" A News reporter cropped
I'm during the hustle Of operations ana
found what was to him. most inter-
estipg condition OF affairs, ON the
stage was force OF perhaps ~ Work
men struggling with massive settings
trunks and boxes OF wardrobe, Whlir
i'm the orchestra pit was the company
orchestra and chat OF the house, re-
hearsing the beautiful music OF Luu-
wig Highlander under the strenuous
leadership Of Mr.. Joseph NicoL Nicol
only took time TO say. I'm glad 70 DC
I'm Salt Lake city again my last visit
here was with "Florauora IN tne
wardrobe room was found Mrs. shaw
the wardrobe mistress, atld her assist
ants. busily engaged in unpncking the
30 or 10 huge trunks that she mas
directly sinder her personal charge
Miss DAYS costumes are, IN the
main. hihdsontl brocadeds silks alW
satins. many are hand painted while
on most of them really benutliul iuoe
liz used. Even the costumes OF the
chorus. where one rather expects TO
flnd mako shifts are OF dainty ana
rich materials
The mems suits are Of broadcloth
ahd velvet They all require the great
est care. Counting the various chnnSes
OF costumes, II may be estimated mat
nearly 200 are worn I'm THE Two
Roses alone. and there are almost as
many for each OF the other operas,
Dorothy" ana "Babette," which VII
be presented later In the week when
all the little odds and ends that go
with an ordinary dress are considered.
IL may be imagined what zoo changes
mean.
The farewell performance OF The
wedding Day occurs next Monday,
and the sale begins at tho box ONCE
Friday morning.
Tnbernacle--No reserved tickets will
be sold for Miss Emma Lucy Gates re-
cital at the tabernacle Friday night
Those VINO desire tickets IN advance can
obtain them at any book store or music
store, or at the doors on Friday eve
ming.
Orphcum--with matlnees every day
on and after tomorrow and an excellent
hin the Orpheum this week IL destined
10 do big business. The feature VIII he
Margaret Wycherly and company In
Bayard Venler's oue-act protean drama,
In self Defense"
Grand--The conference week bill at
this house IL THE Uirl OF the streets,
which Will run up til "Wednesday alght
with the customary matinee
Lyric--"The Power of Truth
opened week engagement at the Lyric
under very favorable auspices The
house was crowded, and a similar at.
tendance Is likely to be IN evidence dur
ing the remainder of the week. This
play, which Is yerlfication OK the say
ing Truth crushed to earth VIII rise
again seemed 20 be much appreciated
by the patrons Of the house The cast,
for the most part Is In capable hands.
TO Miss Pitt, az Geraldine Dunbar. Miss
Condor. as Eloise Lively, Miss Emeia
Stewart, in the role OF the widow, Miss
Ethel Roberts as Franceka Mr. Bl'tner
as Dr. Campbell, Mr.. Frazier ana Mr..
Mcdonald, belongs the principal mede
of praise. A good opportunity is pre-
scented nearly every member OF The cast.
and each one made more or less good.
The same bill holds the boards until
Friday night, with the usual matinees.