Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-25

another side Of character, which exists
~ nli countries and Roy Clements as
the youthful editor did well. Luke Cos
grpve made n capital darky servant.
All IN all the performance was a wor-
thy rendition Of @ hish class play. and
before the week " ont Will doubtless
brave the wisds M OF It's seleciion both
FROM an artistic and financial point of
View.
An apparent defect however. rum
tlnw through the whole performance.
was DE failure of some of the perform
ess TO speak loud enough SO that people
IN the rear of the building could hear
them, This VIII ne doubt be remedied
tonight
Grand--"A Fight for Honor" is
another name for "A Partisan prm~
cess" seen at the Grand under both
applications within q few mOu'hs As
played by Miss Laura FranSenheld
aud company this week.. it goes under
TIE name first mentioned Last nights
audience was not large. but those
present thoroughly enjoyed the play.
II IN an intensely interesting one. and
II WAS we'll performed Misy Fran
keuheld. in tho double role af dean
lpglesdes ana Marie nu Boise. has
perhaps, done nothing better during
her nnga cement here AS lean, the
sweet and denlure. and while passing
herself of az French Madame Du
Boise. for the sake Vi revenge. she
was coy and srtful, and az last arose
TO the highly emutlOnai when oppor~
tuuity came 60 wreak rctribptlon up
on the base decelvGr Kent Bosworth
grows in popular favor as heavy
man, and he acquitted himself Splen-
didly last night, Tho same may bo
said of Louis Conaughy; In any part,
serious or humorous, he is exception
ally good Harry Taylor. a local man,
IL in the cast. and the veteran was
there with the goods The same blu
finishes out tho week. with the usual
matinees. and q pink tea after We'd
nesday afteraoon's performance
lyric--The show at the Lyric this
week is one long laugh There is no
question that 1t Is the best asgregar
ton OF funmakers which the manage
nent of the vaudeville house has put
up vet this season, They are all good,
especially Tadge Carr and Johnson In
their travesty act, and Ross and Fen
ton in singing acts; solomon the sec
ond, does a great mind reading
STUNT while Levine and Leonard
have an automobile act, Belle Stone
IN the Mysterious Globe" Viola and
Ingler as the roustabout kids. and
Morey Long in illustrated songs, made
up a program that hasn't an uninter~
cstIng moment in it. The show il
bound tn prove a good drawing card
for the Lyric this week.
stcckelberg Comes to Theater---
Carl =. Steckclberg, the noted Ger~
man volinist. and Frank w. Stevens,
the popular Chicago pianist, will give
their recital Monday evening at the
salt Lake Theater, instead of the
First NJ. r.. church, as was previously
announced. Popular prices will pre-
vail. Seat reservations can now be
made by applying TO Fred Graham,
the local manager. Steckelherg. ~
one of the great Violinists of the day
He has Travelled through all the inn
portant cities of Europe. and has
gained an International reputation
The pianist. MI stevens. is a very
popular musician of Chicago. He
has appeared us soloist. with the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra, the New
York symphony, also the Chicago
symphony