Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tlcater-m common with the p,s
cities OF the country, Salt Lake tal' ,i{r-
say that IL has seen 'FortN-r ~ -, /,
utes From Broadway and Ilhe .n,,er
has held its sides and made n'ells ar
the ludicrous situations that collir ,ta
ar II al the rate OF several a nilllutess
n ,s NOT a classic from tho stanaaru
of the best English, and never VIII ~
studied In the colleges for us nteratui a.
But is has two qualities that n,an
go" They are the power TO nlak. ~
laugh. and laugh constantly; anu uns
power to draw dollars to the DON Jill
as they did nearly 15o9 or tnei' r
,hzht And this combination comes
nrettv nearly being the acme OF mod
ern managerial and authorship hol1'
And speaking of authorship, the prey
alent idea that George NJ. conan, the
genius that gave broadway 10 lhe
comic opera world. II 1t be IN CONT
opera at all, Is a Hebrew, ~ "rous'
His business manager says pc II ptS,'
through and through, from tine old SOU
rhot accounts for its frequent and un-
exnected darts of satire and flashes OIL
,vit that bear the brand of Hioerhlah
ism on every part Corinhe' eNet
prime Salt Lake favorite' as Pla,,
Mary Jane jenkins. the houseIllali' ana
scott Welch. as Kid Burns the pllN
| secretary of Tom Bennett, the H eti
| law easily lead in their fun-mahiiis
roles though Eugene MacGregor as the
| heir James Blake as the public adllli,-
| ;strator and Claire GrenVille as ths eo-
| s,enturous and prospective mot'er III
! law. each gave capable snppor!. nc
| real comedy, though, is furnlsneu w
| corinne and WEIGH. who from M
| moment the curtain goes UP on ~,
| sleenv surroundings of New hocnele,
| where the people don't know Mans
| tiald from Primrose and where they
| lock the town up at 10 o'clock at hignl
| TO tear off piece of slumber, are CpiI,
| stantIy In the limellght, and me rsa'
| center and attraction of the prouuc-
ton. 1t may as we'll be set down now
1 as ut later date thst We W., go 10 ~.
| him the material out of which gooo alo-
| tors are made, and unless the slgns
| fail he will be doing bigger ana pe''ei
things IN the near future -,
Features of the performance WeIs
the songs. MARY Is Grand 90
Name" and so long Mary py va,
! inue and chorus, and 'tortyc,fen,s, " IN
| shoy,,s hundreds OF Salt Lakers VINO
| heard the airs for the first time iast
nioht are hurnming them TO-DAY.
cr,,sh matinee and a sold out house
tonight, end the engagement
Orpheum--Two conleus =. ,,. n
much better than the othet' d uan,;ne
,nonologue act aimed at cohecuns
| The gallery votes, maiden IN aero
! hattie stunts, and pair OF trlck d.
| c,-cIe ELDERS comprise the bill AT 'he
| rrnheunn for this week, as II was Pun
on last night, An accordion payne,
maiden is still unaccounted TOR ~ ,
il is rumored that III the Trains se'
in she will be here tonight.
no
gram is the May Eduoin and FREQ bu,
Wards duo In THE Bachelors Dream,
Tho playlet IL refreshingly out Or tne
wall worn manner of comedy skits
and is so excellently done by botn
principals that it makes the eVehIls
hit, especially after the Laughing sohe
at the close. . 49,, cts
cts. cts" by Harry Richards ahs
company. Is most commonplace, potr
ns To acting and as to dialogue. May
me TAYLOR as Lady Gamble iends
near touch of merit to u. nut ttci'
ards seems TO have made mlstaN
when he took advice and went Oh ny ~,
stage. Or perhaps sometimes nv
horseplaV happens to take ana pc
come comedy. which was not th'
case last night. In makeup ne ~ no
handsome enough for mauhee loo
nor Crotesaue enough for goou c'ia'
acterization ~.
Tho 81. Ong Bros, who open m
bill In their bicycle act. com pi'e tn'
trick work with a monoloeue OF pues
tionablc merit and in spot or wv
o( questionable taste. The monologue
however. could easily be rewritten
and with this change the act might o.
acceptable The pair filled IN IN
vacancy caused by the absence or Nel
lie Hoke. accordion soloist, with al
impromptu bicycle act that threaleni,9s''
for a moment to become tht OH
hcadllner. Arthur ii. Kherns' IN
German monologuist essays the mos
threadbare role on the stage, for ther
have been German monologuists an
more OF them. till the sight of one
no longer a sure cure for that tire
feeling An encore song, waltz NJ
Around Again WHY" with Bryan u
the title role, was his best effort. tn
kinodrome presents three interestin
sets OF pictures, although 1t creates
something of a puzzle last 1ignt b.
coming on out OF turn and making
bun at coming on again IN us resu
lar order
Grand--Despite the incessant down
pour OF rain, the upper portion or IN
Grand Theater was crowded last even
ing, and down stairs a fairly 500
house was IN attendance, to witpea
MY Wife's Family" The piece Is on
OF the funniest and at the same tim
best rendered that has been seen at IN
Grand In long time. There lis scarce
~ a moment but something Is happen
ing OF side-spltting character. Man
OF tho Jokes were new, disproVins ~
saying that In the humor line there
nothing new under the sun. There
not much tangibility about the stor.
but IL permits of tho Introduction
many pleasing songs and dances, or II
soloists Dorothy Vaughan desory!
special mention. as her singing u trul
operate. Her trio with Misses bylni
ton and Berlin was exceedingly prett
he voices blending almost 10 perfeetio,
Neither Appleton nor Perry can
designated singers but they a.
, heavy" on Tight" work, especial
Perry, who would make q good show
by himself. The same bill finishes OF
the first half OF the week, 70 be 10
lowed by a three night and matin
performance Of '7rilly Olson
Lyrlc--The usual crowded hou
greets the Lyric stock company th
: week and the S. II, q. sign has be,
: found useful. The Offering this WEI
at the popular little play house Is
5 comody-drama consisting OF a prolog
!. and three acts and the title OF the pll
5 rs Among the Bushrangers." Tho pl
y begins IN England and the Anal curts
: falls on scenes IN tar away Austral
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