Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

ThcatelsAl II music lovers, and es-
pectally those interested in the Fistedd-
ROD, ought not to forget that the Ioen-
ve1. chorus. which wi IL take part in the
contest for the ST. ,OeO prize, Isl to he
heard ina special concert at, the Salt
4 Lake theater tomorrow night. Dr..
4 iousleS Will conduct and some of his
4 famous compositions will be rendered,
while the solnists Wi 4 consist of lead
ing voices from the various Denver
4 church choirs. 81 L promises to, be il
rare musical treat.
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Orplleunl--- Things arc reversed at
the or1heum this week and with but
one xceptioni the first half of the bill
is the better entertai nmont. The pro-.
gram runs the gaInut from exceptions
4 ally good tc, 1ileGiocre. Essentially
the gem of the evening Is Sweet:
4 hearts a dramatic contrast in two
scenes. and prescribed by the old Salt
Lake favorites, MI, and Mrs. Erwin
Connolly. The. render version eft
4 their own, Of the original little curtain
/ raiser Whicil&granE for 130Jyiiiglt@ at The
Prince of Wales theatcr. London. Ex-
I ceptionally we'll staged costuned and
played, the story is Il distinct anti
| dntet to the headlincr Janet Melville
and EVE Stetson who are nodestlyi
| billed ut Alnerica's representative
duo. Their act causes the auditor
lnNoiuntslrilTtto glancc at the floor anil
around the house to SEQ whether the
| sawdust and tobacco smoke are In
/ evidence Handsome. costumes are tho
feature. otherwise the turn has spots
or coaIsenesSs
Doiesch and zillbauer, "viollnesas
street usiciatls;,' received the biggest
"hando last night. These two Aust
t,.,
the plebian accordeon5in a fashion
which arcuses enthusiasm, They soorn&
rag tiinc an< patriotic airs and cap
aturc the aD iAatisc' on sheer merit
+ Maurice b. Cooke, who opens the bill,
succeeds through lard worls and aero
hattie energy in aspot pourri of steps,
h gags and falls which make q big hit,
upstairs. Mike Bernard and Blossom
/ SeeleN arc another example of mis-
directed genius. The man is essen
tally the best bilrlesquc piano player
seen on the local boards and his Eat
tie OF san Juan Hills.i is calculated
TO tear the vitals out of'stl1g best piano
inada. His partner is IA pretty little 4
coon shouter with a big voice and agile
feet The OiKuras, Il jap and a white
woman are back again With their
clever and at times hair-rising pedal
stunts. and tho kinodrome we hive
with us always with its slapity-balg
comics and alleged educational fea-
lures. Weihes orchestra in a rendi-
ton of some Strauss selections is nor
the least feature of the evenings en-
,tertainment.,
Grantl-"The Cowboy Ranger" this
week Dill at the Grand,Sis a diminu4
tive wild vest show, in fact ilr#near-
ly everything, Features that sting
excented it was equal to the aggrega-
ton that pitched It's big tents here.
few weeks ago Persons who clainered
fora return to the Grand of something |
In the blood and thunder line certainly !
realize their wish in the offering Of
the week, Shooting irons and other |
dangerous looking weapons are IN evil
dams and bad Indians rieing with |
white men. good, bad and Indifferent.
seeing which can shoot oftenest and |
surest. Several persons IN the cast
have been here with other companions.
and faced many adlniring friends last
clude Miss Jessie Terry. Miss Dorothy
Marke and Mr.. George w. Scott. The
players had the piece ellFin&hand, and
there wtts q great deal of enthusiasm
dfsp1ayeds Specialties; on the, part of
the entire cast by Mr.. Scott and by
little Miss Ruth We're pleasing features.#l
From che attendance SO far since the
return to. the 1nelosdramatic.2 it would |
seem that; the Grand is tn have d pat
ronage entirely satisfactory to the pro-
prietors and nltlnagementsoBt the house.
S Lyric-Tho bill at the New Lyric
this week is a well balanced one and
should draw big patronage. The pro-
gram of talking pictures and pictures
that do not talk, Is one of the best
seen for many weeks. There are so
many good things onst the program it. is
difficult to- decide which Is really. the
best, but the speech OF Patrick Henry
wherein he says: Give ma liberty or
give me DEATH probably has the right
to rank as. the headll liner. The faces are
clear and the voices distinct.
= "A Night in Bohemia" is well render
ed but III spots there is some sugges-
tiveness. A well rendered. sketch Is
called the political Boss" The, mo
lion pictures of "The Mechanical Legs"
kept the house in an uProar of laugh
ter. A pleasing number is the Aus
Lralian dances in which is shown, In
various beautiful coiors, the peculiar
wearing apparel of the natives.
Taylor and Wallace In a singing and
dancing speciality are decidedly good,
Ind the athletic feats hold the at E
.ention of the audience from beginning Il
10 end. The same bill runs through
put the week.
The Brines Recital Tonight--Tnis
evening at the Congregational church
occurs the song recital to be given by
he favorite tenor. Mr. NJ. j.. Grimes,
by Mrs. Brines. The pro-
,ram has already been printed in the II
News ard includes many features
hat viii be attractive to music low
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