Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26

Sof the central figure has renewed the
A strong place he has held in the estlma-
ton 81 our theates g3ers ever since he.
first appeared here MS Lieut.. Denton
M In ARIZONA, land MS the hero In THE
E 'VirgInian. His connection with tho
! 'Squaw Man company only lasts
IL weeks, when he, expects to stage a
new starring vehicle.
M Mr. Farnunl has two younger BROTH
ers in the profession and one of them
Y William Tarnunl, may be out this way
n before long In a n eW5 play entitled The
i Renegade, written by Paul Arm
= strong. author Of THE Heir to the
e Aoorah."
The big fall carnival and festival
4 is now nothing hut 81 memory, and. az
n few reminiscent thoughts may be OF
X adYanta ge tn those who may conten-
Il plate taking hold of anything SO anu
bilious ntlle future. The first thought
is that the conception was magniti-
cent one, and only escaped being as
4 great a. success financially MS A wasi
= artlstlcally, by the lamentable5 mist axe
4 OF fixing the admission prices too high.
This effectuallY blocked the possibill-S
to of its being Il huge popular success,
which 1T could only have been by maxi
& ing the prices within the reach Of the
masses. The exclusive first! nighters,}
Il and the average alter. goers, VINO w 9. pay
81, 80 for regular theatrical attractions,
a simply will not 60 down IN theii pock
cts for that sum for a home attrac-
ton, no matter how big II may be-.
A second s1ggestionls tina With the
lavish weaithpf material that the mar
u agement had to select ~ from, J 1ey
should have been content to do a re W.
i things we'll, instead of spreading their
energies over SO much ground tiias
they did q great number Of thing on on ~
\ passably II almost causes one 70
X mourn when he thinks of what might
have been accomplished out of such a
galaxy of stars as tho hard working
committee assembled. So ssj53l
The expenses We're so enormous anu 4
the receipts so light, that It IS ODE Z
feared the committee ana ma MessTs NJ NJ
nostini and LynWood, viii have gbut 8 ~
tile more than their experience g, 70 re-
ward them for their pains. But all may
certainly feel that they are entitled 70 /!
the highest kind of praise FOR the stu
spendous bors the ~ performed t IIl y
the unselfisil work they DID fors inc se gen
eral good. 54a II
The only attraction at the Salt Lake
trheater next week is the big concert
by tl,eS Denver chorus, Jul rsIe rI t'sl
C,onference week will be occupied by
4 tf,f pt,s5t,lar success Coming 4 hlo 4
! srhe Rye which opens Monday, octtto'--i
Der s.. II IN. s3 s
Janet HelRlile ana II Nitt p s Ia.
4ha headljners at the Orpheuifl3 next
sslyeek k. They are called America s.
REPRESENTATIVE duo1' and have q repyl-&
Jtation as standing Ill the lore
81 Stage faEoriti les. :, u
Next on the bill come Mike iser'la -
Sald Blossom Seeley. the 1flgtlme VII
Tuoso and, singing somedienne, g. cleSs,isB
h double in "a Rngtime PadereWskl,
J ana q. dashiTg little eccentric come
&dienne With a big contralto voice. ,,1
Salt Lakers viii be able e. greet g ,. o,u
friends in Mr.. and MIS-. Eu@is
Iyered through his connection with the
y grand Sin the days of stock, and ALSO
through tile fact that 1t was Tor MN mn
that the Saltair management er ..c ~.
rs theater at the beach se y aa.
ago. He comes back Win tne u Sc
4: sIirhtful literary gem from the pen Oh
d siryN. S. Gilbert, entitled s'"eel-
One Of tho European acts g. cq tlsant
by Mr.. Martin Beck during ms -, "a
Ziilbaeur the Venice street musisii ,,aIw
II He engaged them to appear e exclusively ,e. =:
N Tthe theaters of the Orphcu1n clIcu y.
q Al acrobatic act IL it is good, 4, is
always welcome in any Niua ,s, ,,ns
shows and the Okuras who come plliea
:. TX 4 tn1neriial Japanese nanipulators
are reputed to be almost deteHtefo'ls
4 1Sedal balancers in the world.
Then there is a comedy acrobati e, asL
presented by MauricesB Cooke. f 10 20
q mixed in that he cieyerly lii J, ~, 80
q dancing. difficult gymnastics ana i .,i,.
~ SWINGS in an entertaining manner.
. fa.rrhs, l<ilodrome2 will show Two en- Il
tireIy, original and amusing supJects'
;ind lovers of, music Will nave an " .Ip
portunity OF hearing the flrst lits. .,a,,,
ineint of Mr.. Weihe s coilectllollii u ~
music for this season. Il
IN {. Z. ts
s,The Grand has learned lesson ann
z FRANKLY announces that 1t goes pack ., ~
fhe sensational class OF plays. ~ ~,
enhancement entered theslists TINS yea
with quite u flourish OF 1runlps w
stating that their patrons DEMANDED
the higher grade of literary plays, ans
4 iforiseVeral weeks they have been tryins
10 dblige their patrons; but said pa
!rons have peryersely gone of 70 pas
lures strange and have now nov, W .IIl.7
iSinced the management that II !, Is LIZ !.
Illrid and sensational that VIII pay
best, after all. !.
The Grand announce the coming OF
fhe Pe,zert Stock company In The Cow ",
boy Ranger 1t Will be followed. .ps
others OF the lurid order such as I, y y
Womall's Power, and me e., .Iae !. {,
d,ama entitled Suburban. The day
- sthe ..thril,ers. therefore is once
(; more at hand, and those who ike tfae
snrt OF thing will be out in force next
week to greet Mr.. Scott, the author
ii the play and lis principal actor, IN
ms cowboy role. The usual matineea
vii! be given "Wednesday and SATURDAY
afternoons. .z RI :.
lola time Sheater goers who remem-
her Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Bates back IN
the sixties, and who may not haze
Known that both PLAYERS have now
passed to the great beyond, viii have
their memories pleasantly stirred ny
the following tender little pafagrap
found in this weeks Mirror
E.1Vhen Blanche Bates makes her
metropolitan debut in The fighttnE
Hone there will be missing from tht
+ at1die1,cs one whose criticisms she mas
both hoped and feared more than from
ali Others. This was handsome
snrightly woman. ner mother, MI T
M Gates, "A star of another generation
Mrs. Bates left this stage for an;
t,tI,f,. on Memorial Day, while cnjoylni
Ifhe Bates farm at Ossining the re
,1,r,ion with her daughter wfo had tyv'
r 8a.,,ss before returned from abroad. Th
III l,o,1 chit of this passing and OF ne
$sipfense succeeding loneliness has dim
med Miss Bates pleasure in her new
est success. 4 !,
Ri ..If mother, could only see me in.tt!i
ri. q he exclairns 1T is exactly the KIN
5 r. mart she always wanted me 10 play.
3 .iIae,.i,asss she will see you, said on
i: Who bId known the tender, ambitious