The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17
THIS WEEK AT
THE THEATRES

. Clarke in The RaBBeu MeSSeh-
: ger" Thursday. Friday and Sat :
= urday evenings and Saturday mat
> inee. Miss Isabel Irving in Susan
: in Search of a Husband =
= Grand - This evening and
> through Wednesday evening. mat =
: inee Wednesday. a Texas Ran =
: GER" Thursday. Friday and Sat =
. urday evenings and Saturday mat =
. inee. "A Jolly American Tramp
: Lvric.-This evening and through =
\ Saturday evening, matinees We'd
= nesday. Friday and Saturday,
\ THE OCtarOGn.
= Orpheum. - Tomorrow evening y
= and an week, matinees every day y
. except Monday. vaudeville.
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Let the week that ended last night
20 down into the theatrical history of
Salt Lake City as one of the richest
the city has ever known. For the entire
week Miss Olga NethersOle appeared
before local audiences, giving 'Sapho"
THE Second Mrs. TanqueTay,
'.Adrieune Lecouvreur" and Carmen"
1t is very pleasant to be able TO say
with truth that Salt LakeTs manifested
their approval of real dramatic art by
giving Miss Nethers0le a tremendously
liberal patronage.
Hardly less than 10000 peopie saw
Miss NethersOle and her splendid COM
pauy at some time during the eight
performances When it is stated that
hundreds saw her in everything she
did. and came back again to see her re-
peat "SaDhO," the extent OF the Ne
tharsOle business may be understood
And the patronage was really surpris-
ing
This not because Miss NethersoIe did
nal fully measure up 10 and surpass
the highest expectations. nor because
she is not the most marvellous actress
that has been seen in the Salt Lake
theatre for years, but because the week
Immediately preceding her engagement
was ona Of the biggest. from the money
standpoint ina the history OF the The
Gtre. Salt Lake is not a large city
comparatively speaking. Its capacity
To- absorbing amusements is necessari
" limited. or so it would seem.
The theatre going public must have
felt Just tTifle poor at the end of tht
week before last and wondered whether
OF not il could afford TO see Miss Meth
ersolA Events showed the decision Il
be that they could not afford no< to sec
her. The writer is glad to announce that
Lake early i'm September next for al
engagement Of four performances.
She VIII continue next season under
the direction # her brother. Louis
NethersOle The latter. by the way, is
p nstur2lized citizen of the United
States and has lived in this cOuntr!
many ye2=s. And his standing in the
business End of the thea trical world is
AS high as that of his sister in the ar
tistic end. That is saying a good dea
for Mr.. Nethersole. too.
IL may interest readers Of this de
QartmenI to know that the only Amer
icaH in the NethersOle company is Miss
NethersOle's leading man. Frank Mills
Mr.. Mills has lived in London for a Ions
tire and IS a great favOrite there. Thai
his popularity is deserved will be una.
him3nsly affirmed by the many friends
Mr. Mills made during his stay here
last week. Nor was Mr. Mills withoui
friends when he came here. Frank Z
McGurTin, manager Of the Salt Laki
Security & Trust company. is one o.
Their NJ. Mills and Mr.. McGurrin wer'
sth born end -aised IN Kalamazoo
Mich, and they were boyhood friends
there.
The bills at the Salt qke theatre lool
very good This week. CTeston Clarke
Nh' : very favoT7bly remembered her
1T his iinneFs019tiOn of Monsieur
deslcalre last season. occupies IN
ntst haii Of the week with The Raggei
altssenser The last half is to b
ilHei by Miss Isabel Irving in "Susai
IN Search Of Husband" Miss IRVING
: also vel known in SAID Lake by rea
~ OF haT- annual visits. She is az
S.iless Of undoubtcd talent.
ne SraId. the Lyric and the Or
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