Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18

~ NE OF tn, new stars OF the day
\Mr. walker Whteside. comes
to salt Lake for brief en-
~ gaecment beginning Friday
evening next His play viii be The
Magic Melody" an entirely new
drama. Mr.. Whitcside has been
climbing the theatrical ladder slowly
hui steadily for n number Of Years
and his attachments al last attracted
the attention OF the wcll known the
ntrical firm of i.ioblcr & Co, who are
responsibIe for the success of Eleanor
Robson and THE Squaw Man. Ehat
urn signed "a long contract Win MT
Whiteside and his present touT N
the result. Ia the play OF Inc Mag
Sc Melody" Mr.. Whitesl9e aSSui nj
the character OF a young Violinist ana
II details mis- struggles in his up mn
fight To gain recognition IN the world
The play lis "a romantic drama with
powerful plot and liebler q Co nave
given him a strong supporting COM
pany
Maude Adams engagement in salt
Lake Is being advertised by her man.
ayers as Five Trips To FAIRY Lana.
beginning Monday. June B. and end
ing Friday, June T. Az present only
one matinee Is al ] tilaNA A'Af ''HN'N
Wednesday afternoon.
We are To have ono more taste Of
Shakespcarean comedy before the sea-
son ends and It is a pleasure to know
that it will be contributed by the
charming actress, Miss Viola Allen;
The comedy Is Twelfth Night and
the date will be June 40. 1t is some
thing quite unusual to have three such
stars as Maude Adams. Ethel Barry
more ana Viola Allen tread so closely
upon one another's heels in any city,
and their coming win torn notable
ending to what has been n notable
theatrical season.
The engagement OF Mr.. Harry
Leighton and his company in we
lin's of Tennessee" ends tonight and
the farewell will be said in a benefit
TO the company of "rhe Prisoner of
Zonda" The next attraction at the
Grand win be the appearance OF MISS
Laura Fraukentield, popular young
actress who comes from the east Tor
an extended summer stay Her open
ing play win be a Daughter Of Colo
RADIO" and Messrs Pelton and smut
ger, the big theatrical managers OF
Denver who are handling the young
lady's tour claim that they have
provided the star with strong com
pany and a beautiful production. Ihe
usual Wednesday and saturday natl
nces viii he given at $50,
Miss Frank nfield, herself, is col
legc graduate and comes from an Old
Pennsylvania Dutch family. she
made her initial hit in lbsen
Ghosts and is said 90 be one Of the
youngest actresses that has dared TO
attempt the strong work in that great
drama. Included In the list Of her
supporting artists are Mr. James II,
Morrison. Frederick Bernard, Lewis
p T. 4
Sears, Alice De Lane. and Miss Orette
Alretus. Mr. Kent Bosworth, OF the
Leighton players, has also been en-
gagged by Miss Frankeufeld's man
ayers and he viii prove strong adj
dition to the company
The last week OF the vaudeville sea-
son at the Orpheum which opens on
Monday, gives promise of a hitting
climax to the series Of entertaining
bills which have made the past season
at the state street thcater so notable.
The bill embraces two comedies.
European acrubatic turn. couple of
musical comedy offerings. one of those
hilarious acts regarding nothing In
particular, and some motion pictures.
after the Honeymoon" presented by
Julia Kingsley and Nelson Lewis is
booked as the headliucr, Hayes aud
Johnson in ~ Dream Of Baby Gays"
have novel act that calls for the in
PRODUCTION OF some good singing and
some motion pictures. Then there is
the "Boothlacl5 Quartet Of singers.
dancers aud comedians advertised as
THE original" They have a NUM-
Der Of peppery songs and one of their
number Is said to be an original
comedian. The applause of tho whole
house promises to he the reward of
the Frcdericks Family eccentric COM
cdy acrohlts from Germany. or thc
net Of Mr. and Mrs Gottlob and COM
pany presenting Government Bonds,
the Denver Times says in every
line the characterization is so
exact, so typical of American rural
NE, 50 free from cNageeratiou, that
one must give It high praise" Emcr-
son and Baldwin, are n comedy pair
whose advance billing bears the Ice
gend. Display OF doytcrity and de-
mentla." ana the linodromc.
Roy Clements stock company
which opens at the Orpheum a week
from Monday in clyde Fitchs Cow
boy and the Lady, arrived this week
with the exception OF the leading WOO
man Miss Jul Moore and Gus Nor
timer both of whom are expected
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