Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25

~ len, Mdupe NI"lllN anu N'i''l
M Rarrvmoro. our season may
we" n' S"'" W.
i'm Respondent fashion VIE ~,
the FIRST of the diNuhEulSucu r''lei " +,
opens at the thealef n'N' ~ 49,
In her famous pluNut'l"n 81
pparc's comedy IWtllih 4Nls ,t,,,,
are promised n Wcalth 81 pe1t.'i
pictures I'm the scenery, q cothPaug W
excellent talent aud male quartet OF
decided merit. TINS VIII ne l'uutl W.
Thursday Friday ana Sa'urpuy
niugs, and for saturday Hal'i W. -
sDecial performance on F'cll'a wv. vi
-four great plays VIII ne lI v, +, =,
These are, the W"oll'E 7''Hv ' 49,,
YOU Like It. the screen sS'no -
school for scandal me na'SonS S.r.p
I'm 'Romeo ANA Juliet ana snt 'II",
scene from Tho Mfrchant on Nyl.'N
enabling Miss Alien aunhtIs 70 .
her IN such WiaelS Natsiit1h ,I pn,-
tia In Miss Aliens company aPpt1.
the names Of such wen Known p'"'
ms VIM X. Harcourt MlSs NIitN ~,
Their, the well remembered %cl".' ~.
lie Alien. Myron Calict, SlopeN I'''-
bert and Miss Zeiile IhpuiF'
,.,.,,., ,,.orl,li,e.
"1'ho Merry MIX MAIDS, spar ll''e
light opera, viii be given AT w
ter by the fourth year nor e','', =,
the T.. of L, next "Wednesday C ,,..,,,ss
under the direction OF OTIS, iai t,' 10
Royle King. We are promise" .iiS' ~
production viii be something dllleIele
from the usual senool enter (aiil''iN w, a. '. -
as It has chorus OF l@o voices VIZ
viii take part, all OF Whoih h1Np
under MRS. NlNS - ,,,., ,,,.s-
oral months past. The stage n,a.9 ~,
mcnt Is under ,n5 u L,,.s,, ~ tb, re-
Peterson, who had charg' " 'iS ~
cent production OF MI BOD dtu W,
business end is in charge az MI y
Huntsman Tho opera VIII w min ...,i,
somely Costumcd ana tht uidIVh "
be interSpersed Win any huihprl W
local hits on city and pnlVetsi'N lTPi'SS
Three original ana mover ariIlt VII -, ,'.o
50 be introduced As Wy per vs. - ~.
Is limited 70 one nlslt "nu a.
singers VIII doubtless nave w
ing ot ~ ller leli'"
crush Is likely
The new OrpheuH Nl2rN tv"' ii' ~
will open Monday evening
Cowboy and the Lazy; ~, iuS tmo LII
edy drama by clyde fltch, nlT' I'M 'STo
familiar to the thealeI ,soiHh GG,n1d-
through It's presentation ny NHt '"N'
win and Maxine ElliotL
The story Is western IN I'aNut Hu'
setting, most Of the hetlHIl pSN ut ~, "
at Sllvtrville, Colo, wher" AtauE
North Harvard o. has settled 4''Tl
his graduation. Teddy Is Fial' ,l'
stature but wide IN experiences on VIZ
football field, aud wneh w V"N ,'',.,.
make fun of his glad rags ne S''t NE -
trouble and ends ny Wa!iup!is
entire collection OF knights OF the P""S
and slx-shooter,
Complications IN the plo' W"ih ui
ia thrilling climax IN me tllai VI
Teddy for the murder OF James Nes-
ton. worthless cahletnef VINO mas
come 20 SilverNille WIN hJuuSVni,e
young Wife. and left her uhloVeu WINE
he wooed the proprietress OF the uative
hall 1t was halt-easle over "i .ne
dance hall lady wno really hreu me
shot that Killed Weston hul e''Cuhn-
stantial evidence pointed to MIS-. N%s-
ton and to Teddy North whom she
has admired TO the point of real al
fiction.
she who is guilty, Teddy assumes me
blame and goes to trial, but duiiuS
this trial the truth comes out ana
there Is happy ending all around.
The PLAY Is an excellent vehicle for
an opening number as il gives an
members OF the cast ample opportuh-
tiles For the leading LADY Miss ~
,gD AInnTn lTlI tHp Leading ll.lllf NJ 70