Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
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pcrous engagement Of Miss BIZ
Die Burke Too Love Watches
The thcatcr win next be OPEN
Cd ON Thursday evening when another
novelty will be- presented by Mr. Pyper
entitled Honeymoon TRAIL musical
comedy rendered by "a company OF 90
people. The attraction comes from the
Princess theater of Chicago. and is
headed by Mr. Bert Baker. comedian
AHne Boulon. Mabel Melvine 7nd
Maude Potter being the three leading
women. The engagement Of Honey
moon Trail" runs at the theater from
Thursday tll Saturday with the Gus
tomary matinee.
Following that comes another Of the
big hoadllners OF the season Tho
Third Degree" the last sensational SUE
Oess from the pen OF Mr.. Klein, author
c6 THE Lion and the House The
play runs here during fair and con-
ference week. and our old friend Paul
Everton. who twice headed The Lion
and the Mouse company in THIS CITY
has the leading role.
The dramatzation OF Mrs Mary !.
Holmes Lena Rivers which has
been finding 50 much favor elsewhere
and which is TO be seen at the Colonial
all next week. Is said to be cleVerly
arranged OF course Lena is the cen
trail figure. and around her are grouped
all of the familiar characters Of the
book There is dear old Granny Mich
OILS, pretty and Jealous Caroline. the oid
maid Nancy SchoyCndyke and Durward
Belmont the handsome young south
erncr Then there are the two arch-
hon nd fNT
ingstone, the witty old negro Rastus
and his wife Aunt Debbie; the unhappy,
vet loving John Graham and Anna, the
pretty sister of Caroline. Mrs. Graham
moves through the piece, and so does
the village pumpkin Joel Slocum- The
play has much TO commend Il, mas
much as IL rs clean and wholesome,
tells most interesting story, and has
delightful and refreshing atmos-
phere.
After Lena Rivers" the Colonial will
begin continuous run of "a weeks OF
combinations" OF. as they are better
known Road Shows" during which
the following companies will appear;
International Grand Opera company.
THE Red Mil" David Higgins, The
Right of Way. " 'StrOngheart." Babes
in Toyland," Commencement Days.
In Wyoming. Time, Place and
Girl May Howard, Girl az the
tteltn, I0Nl AtlAulNit. At anu INA-
die Bernard DAILY. Kind Dudo. In
Dreamland." Little Johnnie Jones,
Ginger Bread Man. knight for a
Day" Land OF Nod Too Many
Wives" sunny Side Of Broadway
Lion and Mouse -Honeymooners,
Max Figman. "rhe Girl Question.
The Girl From Rector's" The sport
ers." Sweet Innisfallen." THE Vlr
gilman" "Brewster's Millions.
Tonight the willard Mack company
wind up successful week In The
Girl OF the Golden West" which has
brought new laurels 20 the hrOws OF
Miss Blanche Douglas
Next week she VIII have another op-
portunity Ia Augustus Thomas comedy
entitled 1.-THE other Girl The lead
ing character In the play, however, Is
that OF KID Gavey a professiona'
prize fighter. who gets into society
rather above him, and involves him
self in a hopeless tangle The part Is
founded on the famous Kid Mccoy and
was originally created in New York by
young Boucicault. This part WILL OF
course. fall TO Mr., Mack, who gave the
play its first stock presentation three
years ago in Duluth
Miss Douglas will have the part Of
THE girl" as she has always done OF
late, and the role is one we'll fitted to
her style. Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Rennle. Mr
Booth, and the other members win all
have suitable parts.
There will be the usual matuoes
Wednesday and Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Gordon. who headlines
the new bin al the Orpheum. Is on
her first vaudeville tour and her We.
hiCle is a bright racing comedy Tips
on Tap. written BIZ Edgar Allen WOolf
lt is full OF situation and strong lines
and tells the story Of woman who
taps her husbands pockets for racing
tips, on which she plays.
la Petite Revue" is a novel hand
ling Of an old idea, brought down TO
date, a review OF old and new theat-
rical successes presented in am original
fashion.
The Walthour Trio OF blcycHsts and
RCrobats are considered one Of the fore
most novelties of their kind 10 bee sen
anywhere.
The Five AVOIDS. European xylophou-
fists are the premier in their line ~
work and they have "a large selection
Of tuneful and carefully chosen COM
positions
Lena Painter, assisted by Sam Mint
has "a novelty dancing ACT in which
fhe dances IAN over the place. 0u the
floor on spade. and ON the Wire.
Daycy aud pOucy Moore have a pret-
~ little comedy which they can The
Dancing TendefhccI"
Little MlI'n Williams is salt Iago
singer Who wI'l need u0 Introduction.
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