The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28

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|. IONS THIS WEEK.
THEATER-"The Yankee
iaIf of week; Savage En-
company. last half.
1EATER-"The Missouri
+ of week; Uncle Toms
IT.
sNaudcvlllc, all week.
, fEATER-"The Innocent
except Saturday.
N Consul" opens the week
Illte Theatcr. for three night
Und a matinee on WedneS-
lncal affair. by Henry NJ
Ind Henry e. Robyn. has
-=lnrity. The scenes are laid
T1 San Domingo. q country
Snatist excellent opportuni-
his funmaking proclivi-
Robyn has been fortunate
music. The cast is headed
. 4. clever comedian, and
n prlma donna. who has
Nation by her vocal attain
VI also Includes Mae Botti,
Joseph NJ RafifGe. l.. r.
, mes Tcmpleton. Wallace
"a Davies, George Shields,
4 Olga Kalneng, Margaret
rite Holt. Helen Burnnam,
W,iaude Beaumont and 9TH
1, uction Is well staged and
~ scenery are utilized. Dur
.tof the play the following
ntroduced: "Aln't II Fun
oterence Just u Few Hours
t-;an Domingo Maid" I'm
Id. "Hola, '"Pd Love 10
81 "Cupid Hos Found My
ia the Hammers Go Rap.
N Old New York." and
o Mr Henry w. Savage
In Boston and conceived
Dpresentlng the standard
. Iish at prices within the
7rlectlng a small cotcrie of
'(siciaps. he organized his
Opera company, which
!. &c the most efficient Amer
NON ever formed for pre-
'9'opcTa In the NernaculaT.
3 pany that returns to the
3 tier for a brief season OF
N next Thursday, Friday
matinee on Sat
i. principals numbers over a
donn0s. tcnors, barltoncs
lese, together with the su-
nory bred chorus and COM
era orchestra OF nearly
- bring the entire quota OF
-p 10 l50 people Tnc stan
= ericlans and others neceS-
y the stage effects for the
Uic productions numbers
enterprise this year is
e best material from his
"Parsifnl" and English
4 bompanies. The success en-
1he extensive tours of these
! vns was a revelation to the
Never before in the his
in America had such en-
peen extended TO grand
Qlsh. A second season OF
being contemplated the
- were combined and a
: tour booked with engage
I eighty cities. The com
Elaborate productions Of
-ntly tuncful "Rigolctto.
'Iestic "TannhauSer" and
ePuccinrs delicious operate
Eohemc," and Gounod's So
ances will be given under
rection of Cheyalicr N r.
Elliott Schenck as Conduc-
sasts Will be arranged so as
orite artists an opportunity
their best roles. The per-
casts are as follows:
fcning. overture at S:l5.
ist. Faust. Francis Mac
Bstopheles, Ottlcy Cranston:
Ertrude Rennyson; Valen-
)eane, Slebel. Rita New
Martin l.. Bowman; Mar
Petre; conductor, y. B.
ing. overture at S,15, Puc-
;oheine- Rudolph, Joseph
+el, Wlnfred Con-. Schaun-
w. Bennett. Collinc, Rob
ger: Benoit. Richard Jones:
'phen Jungman: Parpingnol,
Mimi, Gertrude Rennyson:
tde Albright; Sergeant. Ar
ii' conductor, y. r. Eman-
dinee. overture at 2:l5, Yer
2. .'-Duke. Joseph Shcehan;
5mired Gof, Sparafucile.
1nett; Count Mcnteronc.
Parker; Marullo, Martin l..
pa. Alfred Best: Count Ce-
!, Parsons; Gllda. Florence
NINA. Helen Pctre; NADIA
Albright, Countess Ceprano.
2dwin: conductor, n. b.
.fning, overture nt s. War-
5auser- -Landgravc, Ottley
snhauser. William Wegener:
eiur D. Wood: Wolfram Ar
!: Walter. Alfred Best, Bite
sParson9, Heinrich, George
eth. Rita Newman; Venus
Word; Shepherd Boy. Myr-
.,nductor. Elliott Schenck.
Jri Girl" IS n comedy that
lest of eleven years, IL will
y ot the New Grand thcater
commencing tonight. This
being advertised as being
iun event OF the season" "
3 10 the last the play Us one
Leke Dobson. the gnwltV
who Is chief fun maker. IS
q great comedy character.
Is n natural one. lust such
= one mas met. but the stu
tunhy and his peculiarltics
tnht tnht ne Keeps the audience
IN ie second act the birthday
ives an opportunity for tho
spl vaudeville stunts. and
a. makes big hit with his
ms Cabin" comes 10 tho
r Thursday Tor the rest OF
I. Dig feature and taking
y oy tho old plantation songs
py genuine negroes. Twas
IL. when the DAVIS work In