Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

around the Salt Lake tbeatet
nowadays except the coming nt
the Savage Opera company and
It's production Of Madam Butterfly
Adviccs from san Francisco state that
tne company has reached the coast on
time and that Il Viii open tomorrow
night at the new Van Ness theater,
the frat high class play house to be
completed since the great city went
down II months ago. only two per-
fornIances viii he given In thiy city.
ard without doubt the seating capacity
rf the house. heavy ae he charges are.
viii be insufficiert 10 take carc on the
public for those occasions.
The only attraction at the theater
next week wiz be Hrhe -Terderfoot." n
rattlinE connie opera 20 BIZ produced
FRIDAY by Oscar L. Figman as
leading man, and Miss Ruth White
as prima dona, a big chorus IL
promised and such well known
people az Lawrence Hoover. tenor,
Harry D. Williams. Grace Sloan
and others, make up the supporting
cast Theater goers remainder the
charming opportunities this opera gives
for scenery ard costumes, and VIC arc
promised that the coming presentation
will be IN all ways equal 70 the original
Vests nlnstrels come to the Grand
opening next week, OF course the tam
Gus West himself has passed to the
Breat beyond, but his wife Keeps the
company out on the road and Ii Is said
that she keeps 1t up to the old STAN
dards. The fact that the comic forces
are led by George Van and Dick Nit
chel Indicates that the company Is stlll
xNn vi IL hGa a IN q IA
tation, Vests Ministries VIII run four
performances with the usual mld-weeb
matinee.
1t has been some time since one OF
Lincoln 7. Carriers illusions was seen
In Salt Lake. but The Fast Mail" is
coming back al the end of next week at
the Grand, and all who delight In chIlIs
and thrills may begin 10 get ready for
the visit. THE Fast Mail has been
dane here 80 often that Il needs no de-
srribing. The play Is simple ana d.
rect, but It's SUCCESS is due to Its scenic
arrangements. which, when they came
out. startled even those who thought
they knew all about novelties In stage
mechanism. This attraction will run
three nights and a Saturday matinee,
and Will commence Thursday
The Lyric theater company will
present for the next four nights the
military drama entitled Through the
Lines and for this last half OF the
week the old play East Lynne" will
be resurreoted The stock company Is
headed By Mr.. Frederick Moore and
Miss Pearl Either.
A bill Of vaudeville VIII be inaug-
urated on Monday, March ii, after
which tirnn this house goes into the
Sullivan circuit, and high
class vaudeville. at popular prices. win
he the rule
Next weeks bill atithe Orpheum
should specially appeal to the man
with tho vaudeville habit. to say Moth
ing Of the women and the little ones,
for with the introduction OF a dog and
cat show, all ages and classes viii be
catered to The headliner will be
clever Patrice who Is said 10 be a
daughter of Dion Boucicault and a
decidedly clever coincidence, Assist
ed BY her own company she viii pre-
sent heart-interes, playlet. "A New
Years Dream Hickey and Nelson,
a comedian and dainty little toe
dancer, have one OF those hilarious
and frothy turns that include singing,
dancing and acrobatic comedy. 1t Is
entitled Twisted and Tangled" Ju-
Illus Tanner Will give approximations
" several well known actors, Ethel
4hAEiJphpuEIli iatt blih D'hlliu lliS
drum" Is another novel number cal
culated 10 enthuse. In Miett's per-
forming dogs and cats will be seen a
troupe Of highly educated animals
which have been taught a number Of
cieyer tricks and are as apparently
near being human as IL is possible TO
bring quadrupeds. The Renos have
an aerobatic comedy act which goes
by the title OF 'The Mechanical Doll
and the Tad" Then there viii be the
ever popular klnodrome presenting
. couple of motion pictures" The Lit
tic Lord Mayor" and "The Drunken
Matron.'