Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28

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T-H1 end Of the first weeks seram-
BILE for business by the four
theaters of the city, leaves this
question still in the air as to
how the pockets of the town are going
to stand the strain This much seems
certain, that someone is going to lose
money, possibly the cheaper houses, land
certainly the cheaper houses If the new
Lyceum enters the arena. The fact
that two travelling companies were
stranded In Salt Lake Just about the
time that the new four-house era
opened. is a rather ominous sign If
the town goes on growing and devel-
oping, as it has done for three years
past, there may be enough money in
circulation to feed all four of the the
aters. the Lyric and the dozen or more
electric houses but With the first sign
OF n slump In business, there will be
q shrinkaEe and folding Of tents, com
pared to which the proyerbial Arab
will not be a circumstance.
Tho Jefferson Brothers, the "Honey-
mooners," and ''Ren Hur." form a
strong trio, and MANAGER Pyner feels
quite confident as to his box office rec
ords when he announces the three rs
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Persons. who fill in the early part ot
next week, In their famous fathers
plav Of ",rhe Rivals" Joe ,Tefferson's
rendition of this comedy in Salt Lake
IS among tho never to be forgotten
memories That was wears a1o. md
his two SONS. Joseuh and William W.,
ought to llaVs roVal greeting, not on
~ on their fathet's account. but from
the fact TINT they are evperlenced ac-
tors md managers. Their company
and the entire production come from
New York, ana the fame OF the old
comedy will draw out students and
theater goers alike.
''The Honevmooners." which ran all
summer at the Amsterdam theater in
New York. follows "'Tha Rivals" The
central figure in tho production will be
VIII Dunlap who Will play the role
created ny George M. Conan. Others
In the cast include Walter Chester,
Daniel Sullivan, Annie Wheaton. and
Miss Gertrude LeRrandt.
.Ien Hur." for which INQUIRIES are |
already going on at the theater is to (
be produced early In December.
The headliner at the Orpheum next |
week is Miss Julie Herne and her play |
ers who appear in a Tennessee noun |
tain romance entitled THE Mountain |
Cinderella The authors are Miss
IInrne and Gen n parlrer Mics Herne
is no stranger here. being we'll and ia
vorably remembered from her visit last
season. when she presented her own
plavIet "Retweer, the Acts" she is the
daughter ar the well known Jas. A.
Herr1e. who was one Of Americas shin
ing lights II, the draraatic armament.
"a Night in Venice comes next: |
this So the way the Venetian C;ondolier |
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