Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

I
ard almost extraordinary en-
gagenent OF Miss Nethersole at
the Salt Lake theater Coming
as IL did on the heels Of protracted
CRUSH business the Attendance has been
remarkable No one except an artist
of her stamp could have maintained
the interest that she has done through
out the entire week BY full ami
complete knowledge OF ali the minute
aud manifold cxpedients OF her nrt.
built upon her own native capacity to
portray and please. she has made a
reputation for herself here thnt cannot
be easily erased. The announcement
that she IL to return IN the early fail
10 present other PLAYS Of her repertoire
not seen during this engagement, The
labyrinth" included VIII be pleasing
news to theater patrons, 'Sapho' was
given to another large house last night
and 1t furnishes the bill for this after
noon and evening.
For next weeks theatrical menu at
the Salt Lake theater Manager Pypef
announces two bills '"lhe Ragged Mes
seuger' and susan In search Or
Husband respectively. The former
viii run for the first hair uf the week,
with Creston Clarke AT its head, aud
the latter FOR the reilailqsr, WIN lsa oei
Irving IN the princlnal roie; .,.
MI Clafhe is touring InS EouitltS
ly, and this season he Is making ma
journey In "The Ragged Messenger
that being regarded as anording hln'
even greater opportunities for expan-
sion and achievement than was posi-
BILE In Monsieur Beaucaire MI. Clark
is considered a decidedly clever apd
dashing young actor OF the heroic ana
progressive type, and his salt Lake
welcome for him In his new play
-.
Isabel Irving. the charming American
actress who for two years headed The
Crisis ana who was last seen here IN
that production comes TO US this year
in Eleanor Robson's popular aud sue
cessful play, Susan In search or A
Husband" in which she found suchn
favor IN New York. We are Informed
that Miss lrVing Is 10 pc suppolteu
Miss Robson. The cast includes Has
sard Short, Ernest Mainwarng' Her
bert Standing, a. II. Andrews Maria
WAINWRIGHT. Jessie IZett. Essex Dane
and u. w. Lyons, all Of them Broad
way fayorites.
For the week following beginning on
Nonaay night. Nance ONeh the tall,
,n,, iesti,, and beautiful tragedienne. will
ncruny the boards at the theater. under
y new management. II II now some
Years since Miss Omen was seen in
This civ. ana during her absence she
has had a tremendously varied expert
ence on both continents. The Sorcer-
ess' sardou's great spectacular drama
~ the Inauisition and 'Magda," IN
witch she made 80 marked hit here
on former visits. will constitute selec-
tons from her repertoire this time.
D,,rtng the week Manager Pyper
r.losea a contract for the appearance at
~ Thester early In Anril OF Annie
Isusse,, i'm "a Midsummer Nights
i1reannr Miss Russell is starring IN
thc ans, u1der the banner Of Wagenhals
~ t ynSe ana Ia nov westward
rn,,,d rive cnmpanv IN travelling in "
~ anS I'VE nro6uction Isl said TO he
Z eo,.@ao,,s nna
50
ht,,t, class heawy plavlet a popu-
- MS WI Observation-Disclosures three in
NJ N sar,,l,ts ,,,hn make The sedatest
e ~ aN. rsssI,,. iaugh n F,uropean pre-
~ Wy lv,',Ss,tIo,Iist dancing turn and
.''isl ~, t,,,.notch hanfn 1,lnvers
aFora M nromtscs for next
s,, r. ornhe,,n Tho sketch
.,Hu'. r,,tcrcst Foa., viii be prescnted
by Harrison King and company which