Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-13

seen Tor the last time tohlgEt
and Mr.. Miller and his com
panS will then push on TO
the west where they play a long sed-
son.
Manager Pyper's next attraction con-
sists of another great metropolitan sue
cess now on its why Tor coast produce
ton in "The Thief" q drama written
by the young Frenchman, Henri Born
stein which has been running to prodl-
gious business all the year in New
York. Margaret Ellington, known as
one Of the most beautiful women and
one Of the most charming actresses ON
our stage, heads the company Mr.. Bellew,
who is now in India, is represented in
the cast by that sterling actor, Bruce
McRan and the company includes such
well known names as Edward r. Nav
son, Sydney Herbert, Edgar Ide, Cecil
owen, and Isabel Richards. Miss II
lingtGn, OF course plays the central part.
that which was created by Irene Van
Brughm, London.
on the stage Margaret Ellington Is
Mrs. Daniel F'rohman, wife of the
famous theatrical manager, and MIR.
F'rohman himself viii bring the COM
pany to Salt Lake. 1t has been years
since he was last here and his old
friends VIII give him warm welcome.
Monday night Salt Lake theater goers
viii have presented to them for their
judgment, new play and a new COM
pany of players in the Orpheum Stock
company which will make its debut In
Frederick Pauldlng's romantic comedy
drama Two Men and a Girl
The play viii give every person In the
cast ample opportunity OF showing his
or her ability The three main charac-
tiers Will be taken by Miss Edith Eve
lyn, Mr.. Joseph Green and Mr.. Earle
Williams. The story of tho play hinges
upon the love OF two brothers for the
same girl.
There are many strong situations in
II. especially when the two brothers
meet face to face and have their wordy
war for the girl. The scenic investi- |
tl,re will be far above the usual in
stock companies
AS most of the members of the Or
pheum Stock company are new to Salt |
Lake. II may not be amiss to give a |
few Ideas as 10 what they have done
10 merit their present positions. Miss
Edith Evelyn was for two seasons
leading woman with Richard Mansfield,
ana Is thoroughly familiar with stock
work In Milwaukee she was very pop
ular and at her departure WAS given a
testimonial such as no other actress
mas ever received in the same city. Mr..
Green and Mr.. Roy Clements are both
Well and favorably known to Salt LAX
ers having been connected with the Or
phcum stock for several seasons Mr.
Earle Williams has made reputation
Tor himself ON the Pacific coast, where
ne is most popular actor. Miss Lola
May. who VIII play the ingenue parts |
mas been connected with James X Hac-
Retts companies for several Seasons |
harnuTat 10 hos
fclnded most successful engagement |
win The Luck of McGregor" at the |
'tSarden Theater. New York. Altogether. |
athe management feels that the com
5pany Is one of the most capable, YER
tssstilc and best balanced that has yet
,tcity.
The Burgess company wind up at the
Grand for good and all tonight and
commencing next week. the house Will
enter the list OF amusement places de-
voted TO moving and living pictures.
ihe Autograph is the newest thing In
The moving picture line and its feat.
nre consists of real players speaking
the lines enacted by the figures shown
on the canvass. The season which
now opens win be for the sumner, and
the artists include Miss Oris ODER, Miss |
Celeste Arson, Walter Belle Lew Eft |
finger and Il. Spofford The electric |
and mechanical devices carried by the !
company are among the largest which |
have been brought west, and the man
agement claim the films VIII be new.
complete and up-to- date. The scenes
10 be depicted are the Merry Widow
Waltz, only a Farmers Daughter"
1.-THE Breeding Of the Pheasants."
"Shoeing the Mail Carrier" THE Wo-
man and the Rat" etc, Performances
win be continued after ESQ in the af-
ternoon and 1880 In the evening.
Sallie Fishers success in the leading
lady's part, at the opening OF the new
Princess thentcr, last Monday night, in
Chicago, is referred TO In our New York
letter published on another page. Let
tiers from Miss Fisher TO friends in this
city, state that she is delighted with
her part, and thinks that 1t gives hei
the best opportunity OF her career She
says she HIKES the play and her asso-
ciates So well that she has almost made
up her mind to remain through the
summer IN Chicago, heat or no heat.
The papers at hand give her some
charming notices. one OF the critics
stating that her principal song ire
suited In such an avalanche Of ehcores
that the composer. MIR. Howard, who
hurried down from THE Flower OF the
Ranch" In time to hear the nnish
looked pardonahly flushed and triumph
ant. The audience was 40 captivateo
by Miss Fisher, that toward the end, IT
applaudcd her every time she APP
peared" Another critic says: "Sahe
Fishers Princess Is a fine foil for the
y