Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

IN big head liners of the season TO
IN the Salt Lake 'aoa'or Every
one remembers William II.
Crane, and nearly everyone has heard
of Ellis JefIreys. From the time when
Mr.. Crane began coming 10 Salt Lake
with Stuart Robson, to the day when
he last appeared In David Harrum, his
name has been linked only with sue
cesses of the highest class, Ellis JEFF
freys is distinguished English actress
whose first great hit was made In
''Everyman" and who has won equal
fame since In the principal Shakespear-
can female roles. The union of two
such artists is sure to be notable
one, and the fact that they are sent
out by such n combination of managers
as Charles Frohman and Liebler ana
Company gives the production the hlsh
class stamp. 49,,
in choosing GoIdsmith's comedy. "She
Stops to Conquer" as the vehicle for
the two stars, the managers had In view
the special style and gifts of each Mr..
Crane will of course appear as squire
Hardcastle, and Miss Jeffreys will en-
act the charming part of Kate. The
cast supporting them might be called
an ''ali star one including, as II does,
Hale, Margaret Dale and Fanny Addi-
son Pitt.
The opening attraction at the Grand
next week viii he the John a. Wolfe
company in n sensational drama or
realism entitled HARRY Tracy, tho
Bandit" Everyone remembers Tracy's
career, and IL Is said that strong play
has been built around il. Mr.. Wolfe
will have the central part, which. 1t is
claimed, Is a role away from the ordin-
airy line of melodramaties. Among the
new effects produced is a wheat Held
covering the entire stage Mr. Wolf
states that ladies' attending the We'd
nesday matinee viii be given o beaut-
ful souvenir OF the occasion.
The fine old Irish play, Kerry Cow,
rendered famous by Joe Murphy years
ago. will be seen at the Grand the
latter half OF next week, Murphy long
ago gave up the play to younger man,
ard the man was Allen Doone, who has
played the role in every part OF me
United States since Murphy surren-
dered IT, Mr.. Murphy made his for
tune In this role and from all accounts
Mr. Doone Is treading In his footsteps,
everywhere he has been seen In Kerry
Cow he has been greeted by enthusi-
astic audiences, and from all indiea-
lions the Salt Lake reception will not
be second 20 that accorded him else
where in the west,
The next attraction at the Lyric the
after will be the melodraInatic success
entitled THE Power OF Justice play
in four acts dealing with western life.
IT goes without saying that this play
contains the usual number OF thrilling
situations, with plenty OF comedy
thrown in, and enough heart interest
TO keep the pulsations going until the
close. The leading part In The Power
of Justice VIII be assumed ~ frsu-
ariok Moore. who has made himself
favorite with the patrons of the Lyric.
The usual Wednesday and Saturday
inatinees will be given.
What Is due to be o subject OF OF
discussion next week on the part of
Orpheum patrons, will be the presenta-
ton OF the dramatic sensation Pals"
by Edmund Day. The sensational fea-
ture of the story Is realistic fight
wherein at each performance a stair
case, chandelier vases, mirrors and
windows are smashed In the struggle
between the husband and drunken
friend who has insulted his wife. While
this Is the nth season this piece has
been before the public. the Orpheum
manager at Denver writes to say that
1t Is better than ever John Hyams
and pretty Leila Mcintyre are the sec
ond features, In Herbert Hall Win.
slows comedy, 1.-TWO Hundred wives
This couple Is said 10 be just a little
different from the rest, and a source OF
deep and abiding hilarity for both the
upper and lower floors. Mazuz and
Mazette. "acrobatio comedians of inter-
national reputo.' are another pair OF
laughmakers. Aiazuz has "A makeup
that apparently has been culIed from
divers ash barrels, while his partner is
a good looking muscular young woman
who does considerable To add to the joy
of their turn. Happy Jack Gardner on
his return visit, will be another fea-
ture with his blaok-face musical mono
logue. Tho three kcltons, mu-
sicians and dancers. IS another
turn on the new bill. ono mem>
her Of this trio. "A little girl. lays claim
10 being the best child dancer and xylo-
phone player on the vaudeville stage.
Nicola, a sensational juggIcr. who joins
tho circuit from Chicago, Is another
feature.