Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-25

couple enjoys the distinction Of being |
about the only one IA vaudeville today
who are billed Mr. and Mrs" They
lost an their slides In the great San
Francisco calamity. but have replaced
them during the past two months with
even better ones The song and dance
turn is in The hands u Bernice and
boy who promise something original
Then there Is George Yeoman. a Dutch
comedian who tells stories. dances a
few steps and sings seyera! songs just
To add 90 the hllarity The kinodrome
VIII of1er something Of the very latest
iu tht way uf motion pictures.
Tonight no the Grand sees the one
single performance 81 "Frou Frou' b.
Georgia HARDER The proceeds are to
so to tbe benefit Of the local stage
men union Next week will witness two
changes Of bill and the presentation o.
at least one novelty In the shape Of
BARLEY Campbeils drama Of The
White slave. Miss Harper viii Of
course enact tho role NJ Liza. and the
leading members uf hrI company viii
boz suitably east, Miss Harpers en-
gagement ends / week from tonight,
and ON Thursday night she viii revive
Camille" which viii be- the hill for the
remainder Of the week Miss Harper
Is said to render this difficult role iu
strong fashion Nj DERRICK win have
the part of Armand DuNal
Zun and his merry company are
playing I'M the Lyric theat4r on these
cool nights 20 capacity business To-
nigh overs one OF the last opportuni-
lies lu see and hear tbe musical scream.
The Telephone Exchange" The cake.
walk each nigh, between the chorus
girls nla been the hic feature of the
week and on the closing night there
win boz heaps Of 'un when the flngs are
presented 90 the winning couple. The
contestants have hosts ~ friends 200
town and they viii an be- 1n hand o.
applaud their iavor'te. a. the audience
decides who The winners wil be- COM
menrlug Monday Zlnn enters upon his
last week. here and offers the best bHl
of his large repertoire Fra pIayolo"-
up-to-date. The big company, its FUN
uy comedians aud pleasing principals
viii all b. seen 10 advantage. the cos
tumes win an be u.N ana bright and
more novel light effects ssh he seen.
this SIN %, the last of The summer sea-
son.
Mrs Emma Ramsey Morris haze ro-
| turned from her summer vacation at
Paysou with relatives apd is once
more az work in her studio She WAS
| Intending 20 remain away month.
but could not bear 90 stay away from
| salt Lake any lourer she was ace
| companied hy Miss Jennie Sands. who
went south as Mrs Morris guest
| Both ladies enjoyed themselves very
much and are ready for the coming
seasons work
Mr. Louis Ramsey. the Chicago ar.
list, and brother Of Mrs. Emma Ram
sey- Morris. has had two ~ his pic
lures recognized by The art critics Of
that city one received favorable
mention az a recent local art exhibit
ton. and the other was selected for
a permanent place IN the gallery OF
the Chicago Art Institute.
| Prof W A. Wctzen Is busy com.
rletng his plans FOR fall music work
90 the public schools. With one or two
other exceptions he seems 70 be about
the only music supervisor IN the C0un-
tfy who visits the schools regularly
ana frequently. and looks sharply after
the work Of the teachers and the in
fcrsst iaktn by the pupils While in
Chicago this summer De was called in
Boston by the management Of the New
SchoOi 81 Methods to Instruct and lee
ture. and he made such a good impress