The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-04
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Seldom has there been a IiveIier show
az the Grand than My Wife's Family
tnat opened last evening. Nothing better
OF the Kind has been seen there this sea-
son. and very few better in any past sea
son. II IS presented by William McCsov,
an VINO has a right to be proud of the
piece. There is not a dull minute i'm the
whole t~.D hours from the iIrcf rice &c
the curtain till the finale The farce
IS DN Hal stephens and the music nv
I'll ~. -; Linton. ana it is not the first
sood thlng these men have presented
Musical farce comedy are the words
mat best describe My Wifp's FamfIx, :,
out those words give little idea of The
rollicking fun. the Ridiculous situo tio ~
the heart-breaking mistakes of the Tosrs
FAMILY The family physician. the rnotis
er-ln-iaW, the jealous wife the artfI,t
SSeirv,lng girl married in secret and pur-
ioiniDg her innocent baby into tha AZ
tracted family. the dramatic teacher az
Door miserable hen-pecked Noah Nae
the tumble is one that cannot be cIesSIv
laughed Itself to exhaustion mas
Nor does the entertainment doDo,,.s
Wholly upon ridiculous mistakes 90
awkward situations for its success Tbore
Iunny man is Show i'm himself No.
Del Necchio as the mother-in-Iaw is aII
the heart OF any young married n,a,,,
h oq,u uSSire. me whole company is well
DaIah Geo ana each member fits into bis
part IKE glove on the hand Of a o,,aa
OF FASHION. There is good music in tbn
siEIHiRany, TOO 1. and good dancing. The
ooughly enjoyed This was also TT NOR
the singing and dancing of CSeorea g., VI
tleoerry, while Sadie REYNOLDS canobt a..
plays. i"deilg by
A good audience greeted NV WE
tainliy on its first appearances last 60,
ing and II is safe to predict that crowdad
needsns, VIII greet 1t on each of its sue
ceeqlng performances. tonight fon,oryo,
Hlgnt ana tomorrow matinee. Manasyar
SoA Is 10 De commended for DreSentie,,
such meritorious entertainment. ''''ie
Among the Bushrangersr u-as .i,.o. =.
iinIiat production at the Lyric theatra
t tat evening 10 an audience that naciSaS
do dre NJ nou ds me play which is a melo-
- Ia Ina OF the Australian bush went VIII
a vim and dash that was hiebiv sa.,s
RmB 20 the big audience The ,,la-'[
we're g' an perfect in their roles and Tays
u good presentation. One Of ttoa $500 ee
n'ts OF tho night was Tony West.s s re,e.s
ton Of Tippecanoe renoi-
cor aorty-fiye Minutes from Broadway,
comes TO the Salt Lake theatre tontai..
Tor an engagement that incIndas tl slit
performances. tonight and foroor,-o,' I'll &c
ternoon and night. O''o" al
The sale for Paul Gilmore i, -.
opens at the Salt Lake theatre toda%
Tie Orpheum gives promise of a good
No.
bdouln and Fred Edwards who nyaSo,rt
"A bachelors Dream" Miss E,donir, ~
the daughter of Alice Atherton' fbe var -
saule and beautiful comic opera star 90
the oid DAYS on the Pacific coasr sr, "
there viii be the famous st. On0e h-o4t-S
ers cyclists of world renown. and ds Te,-
little Emile Rose. shapelv C;ern,s,r,' a -
roDat on her first visit 10 America ~
sides other strong features "e-
On "wednesday evening of this week AZ
the y. NJ C. A. auditorium Mrs ISate
Bri.oewen anderson assisted by Kari
Reidelsberger of New York. one of H.
best known violinists will give a co,x.<,,-t
for the benefit of the boys club Of the
First Presbyterian church Mrs. fndor-
son will have assisting her Mrs -Tud;th
Evans. pianist; Hugh Dougall, baritone.
Beesley, note-a-phonist
The sale Of seats for the Andelin-Ciark
music festival in the tabernacle newt
Thursday night begins at the leading mr
sic stores the Smith Drug company and
at the Deseret News book store at 10
o'clock this morning.