Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theater--it Is doubtful If the galr
leries Of the Salt Lake Theater ever
rang SO vociterously with college cries
and huzg1s aa last night when Paul
Gilmore ana his capable company,
presented his new play. AZ Yale to
an audience shat was only limited by
the size OF the building. Students and
patrons Of the city's higher institu-
tions Of learning packed the house
from orchestra to roof aud manifested
their appreciation by the Widest dem
nnstrations OF appreciation and APP
at Yale" breathos the college
spirit la every line II mirrors the
whole career OF tho student. You
sec him In his study room where the
drudgery of school lie Is met under
conditions that every college boy I'M
derstands You listen TO his we'll di-
rected shafts OF youthful wit hurled
with telling effect at his professors,
The pranlSE Of himself and comrades
are amusingly disclosed before your
eyes. His swngger and wisdom, or
lack of II. freely punctuato tho whole
unfoldmpnt His love for fair maiden
and his loyalty for Alma Mater are
strong features, and his eagernsss to
win for both impels him to tremen-
dous individual effort And in the role
of the hero. who is Yalc's stroke man,
Mr. Gilmore does some excellent
work, In fact 1t is all as excellent as
II Is full of action, and action pull
safes through every Science of II. The
race on the river, with the men rowing
for their very livos. Is q wonderful
exhibition of stage realism that stirred
the audience to the highest pitch OF
excitement. After II wgs over Mr..
Gilmore received pan ovation, ana was
brought before the curtain where he
made n clever speech. Giving him ex-
cellept support was Dave Burnley who
was the william OF the play and suffici-
emily proficient and desplcablo for all
purposes. Master Edward Merrigan
as Jimsey the messenger, should be
Included In this same class. parenthet-
ically. 1t may be stated, that Master
Edward, is a married man and has
two children. His wife Is also mem
her Of the cast Mr. Clay was con-
scientious as the heros roommate
and Mr.. Vaughn did good work as the
eparring instructor. Miss Scerth, as
Name Brady, Jimsey's sister, not only
looked but acted her part to the Lett
ter The scenic Investments OF the
production are high class and the coll
lege glee club was worth hearing. A
big special matinee is on this after
noon and tonight closes the engage
ment.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fee
always q prime Salt Lake favorite,
open for the rest OF the week at the
theater tomorrow night. The advance
sale has been phenomenally heavy.
Ncthersole Sale--The advance sale
for Olga Sethersole's week ~ roper
.aire plays begins at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Orpheuni--A good bill is announced
for next week az the Orpheum which
will include the following Eight Vas
sar Girls, talented instrumentalists, vo-
calists and dancers. Howard and How.
ard the Hebrew messenger boy and the
thespian; Wynne Wlnslow soprano
YUM and Boyd IN THE Little Co-Ed;"
Jimmy Lucas. the boy with the dozen
dialects. sanderson and Bowman, pre-,
sentins Two Thoater Tickets" and
the kinodrome.
Grand--"Tilly olson" an Anglo
Swedish dialect play win be given at
the Grand this evening, and will run for
the remainder of the week