Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16

lover Is caught spying on the Federal
| lines and Is sentenced 20 be shot, but
IS rescued by friend IN the shape OF
a federal officer, who refuses 10 give
| the order for his execution. The story
IL thrilling one and will no doubt
please the patrons OF the house. Mon
day night ladies are admitted free as
usual.
In Or Jckyll and Mr.. Hyde tho
startling transition from one character
10 the other Is accomplished by Mr.
Brandon In fun view Of tho audience,
and the change from the dlgnihed Jek-
yl 10 the repulsive Hyde, is said 10 be
a clever piece Of work New specialties
and moving pictures will continue 10
be rendered between the acts.
Casino Park has been crowded sew
eral times during the week and there
VIII probably be no change IN the at
tendance tonight when Onenhachs
sparkling opera The Grand Duchess
will be rendered. Needless 10 say the
linn company will bring the opera
strictly up 10 date by numerous inter-
polations and Interruptions without
number. Most OF these Will be rendered
by Tony West and Leon Enroll, and
Jessie Brown will render some new
Scotch dances, while the other favor
ties viii be wen cast
At the Lyric the coming bill Is very
strong one, The play Of Northern
Lights has a big record OF success
all over the east and Is well known
as one Of the best military dramas
going. The company has ben streng-
thened for this production and an en-
tirely new set OF scenery painted. Forty
people VIII be seen upon tho stage al
one time, including a detachment Of
soldiers from Fort Douglas Who impart
the necessary military atmosphere.
Jane kelton will as usual have the
leading womsns part
5. W Eccles writes TO a friend IN this
city saying he had the pleasure Of at
tending the closing performance %
MAude Adams in Peter Pan Saturday.
June 3 He says the occasion was
wonderful one, and Miss Adams had
more han ~ recalls during the eve
llng. The Consequence vas that she
was 50 exhausted thai she could hardly
utter few words OF goodbye ~ she
came before the curtain az the close.
The friends OF Theodore Torch. TIE
young actor who recently played at the
Grand Win be interested to note that
he is acting through the Colorado cir
colt. and that he expects soon 10 OBJ
tam the western rights Of sherlock
llcimes' and The Lions Mouth"
Ciga Nethtrsoie'smanager writes that
her visit 70 the west neNt season will
not Dc deferred by The San Francisco
disaster. She VIII visit salt Lake, and
uCn either 20 10 the southwest or
northwest II thester IL not available
Goo San Francisco by Christmas. she will
make the experiment Of playing q
ir"irnsed engagement 81 oakland
across the bay. TO insure her a well
come IN salt Lake. Nethersols only
need eliminate the mAlodorous 'sa-
pho from her repertoire.
Ellen Burs. well known IN the west
~ he wife % Robert EdCson. died "a
New York on May 40 from the result
10 d surgical operation. Miss Burg ap-
Ttafei here IN Royle's production %
captain lmpudenot" some years ago.
Mrs. Charles II. wAlooit. the well
known actress, formerly q member Of
the great Iyotum company a. New
York. died IN New York on June ?.
Mrs. Waicot apl,esrci here several
times IN conjunction with her husband
In such plays as .;The Wife" ana