Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19

'Squaw Man. is. SO recent Il
4 memory 10 oar Htheater goers,
sA that{the simple announcement
& or Its retuf:ngn next wdk insures a sec
ond royal NEelconle. IL anything were
needed to adtl to the interest, it can
s 4 be found in the fact that Mr.. F'aycr-
M shan1's place in the title role will be
Il assumed by another Salt Lake favorite,
Mr.. Dustin Farnum, we'll remembered
for his finished work in Arizona" and
"The virginian."
Mr. Royle's play Is sim in tho hands
Eof those contemplating managers, the
4 Lieblers of New York. who are sure
y to see that the cast is kept fully UP
10 the authors requirements. Nh,
s Europe, with his wifeEand children,
Il and from present Indications, he can
Finger there Indefinitely, as the re.
ccipts of the royalties from the AM
8crican, the Australian and the English
#sprodnetions. Of his wonderfully sue
Nccssfu play long ago made him IN
dependent.
\ AT the Theaterthis evening. the final
representation in the series, of big en-
Stertainn,ents provided by the Fall Car
sliival committee will be given. The
Z SaledtUreS. VIII utts II II .N ttt'iS
( ssnlcn' and The Bohemian Girl" with
lstha dances and spectacles. Only the
Theatrical part OF the festival ends
Is ,tonight, and the{interest next week will
Sbe shifted to the 0deon Han where
somG great dancing spectacles ana
3stablcaux are promised,
Rice and Cady, who head the HIP
Hip Hooray'' company have won fame
both in New York and OH tho Pacific
coast; they are surrounded by such
musical players as Miss Mae Phelps,
5prima donna, formerly OF me ginger
I Sibread Man, William III. GsBill") Mack,
character comedian of Miss Bob
white, company Tom Murray, bari
tone. Harry Hunk, former minstrel
man Of the Al. q. Field SHOW, Make
Trumbull. the dancer, Maude LeRoy
late Juvenile of"The Top o the World,
company, and Rose Leslie, whom. Anna
Held termed pretty show girl"
Or the eighteen song hits to be rem
5 9dered, tho most catchy are Coon Col
iege." ivy Green" Dear Old College
ME Home WithtYou2'aii'4A wfulIy Strong
for You Good Bye, Mr.. Ragtime,
by George M. Conan, and, Gee! I
Wish j Had a Girl.
IN Hip Hip Hooray'' opens at the thea
ter Monday night, and runs till Wed
$nesday evening, With the usual mid
sygiweek matinee
Genial sam Myers--the one and only
saIn--llas sent to Mr.. d. S. Spencer OF
this cityisa little publication entitled
The Cast I" 4 booklet giving the names
9of all tho actors and actresses at pres
sSent engaged IN New York theatrical
presentations. Mr.. Myers. who has so
ialong been associated with Nlaude
adams, is this yeai' in advance OF
SEthei Barrymore, whose tour in Lady
sFredericls" opened in Poughkeepsie.
81 New York, on the 18th
IL The memory OF our old theater gocrs
SsMili be pleasantly stirred by the fol-
lowing paragraph clipped from a Lon
.gdon paper. Who that ever beheld him
@llas forgotten George Pauncafort, the
central fgureSin the play named?
Another sword drama has also been
S'produced at the Lyric Theater by Mr..
Lewis Waller. 1t is our old friend .Tlla
%Iouke's Motto which was first brought
Y out something more than 40 years ago.
1t was considered to be Very good at
the time. but the fashion in melodrama
has changed somewhat since 1868. If
you are fond&of sword fights, breathlcss
catalogue, indiScriminate killing and a
largesassortment of hairbreadth escapes
then go and see 'HThe Dukes Motto'
Mr.. Waller sashes away at Ii continll-
ally for four acts. He doesn't even stop
long enough to take the next grip.
ut is hoartrending the way they do
make some actors work"
The star act at the orpheun next
week IS one of Jesse l.. 14asky'S origin
Eal productions entitled, "a Night on
"a llouseboat," q singing and dancing
novelty of the summer time. The
scene is a double-decked houscboat,
gaily decorated with flowers. fcstoons,@
bunting ana lanterns, with 4 party Of
young people out on the river for
summer vacation. Among the performs
Eers' names are O'Mailey Jennings. am
English comedian, and the Misses
Shaw, daughters OF the great whistler
Alice Shaw.
a number of character songs made
famous in the east will be rendered
Aby the lady who sang them in the or
siginal production, Miss Katie Barry.
This will be her frst appearance in the
west.
Two Orpheum favortes, the Hengler
sisters, May and Flora. will offer
singing and dancing act, they were
here three years ago, and the, rccol-
lection of them has been cherished as
a pleasant memory ever since.
The .Chesterlield of Minstrelsy," Mir.
Lew Hawkins also apears. He has
been here before. and this year his
work is said to be even better than In
the past.
a sketch of the ,headllner class is
that of Frank MostNn Kelly and com
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