Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

q baked by "Freshwuter" Jack Dal-
lam. who not only saves tho ranch
~ suddenly becoming wealthy through
The discovery OF oil on strip Of
hitcrta worthless land owned hy him.
but wins Texas" as well There IA
an exciting scene On the fight to the
death between Dalam and paauualc.
realistic enough last night TO bring out
scream Of terror from woman In
the audience.
Emily clifton makes daity. win
some Texas her gcntlencss being in
marked contrast 90 the usual hoy
denish. hurrahine girl 90 the stage
ranch. Harlan Fox ns Jack Daliam. D.
inclined 60 De- biz theatrical at times
but D. satisfying enough In his manly
character
John Hazelton az "ONahomcy" and
Hope Gage az Mrs Jennie Pepper
corn, the "widder- woman were
capital in their comedy parts. and
Archie Allen a. Lord Angus Trevor,
ac cmcd 10 the manner born. All tho
other parts are filled accel tably. The
play viii run the week with the usual
matinces.
GRAND Soldiers ~ Fortune. that
absorbing story written by Richard
Harding Davis has always been POP
ular iu Salt Lake since Robert Eucson
.
and the production az the Grand by
the Willard Mack company Is proving
no exception To the rule The per-
Torrance hast evening was greeted by
a large aud Interested audience and
made "a distinc. hit.
MT Mack has been seen here In many
characters. but 90 is doubtful N he has
done anything better than his por-
travail OF the part &c Robert clay. He
is 40 an times uatnvai and consistent
aud 10 the stronger scenes there is "a
gratifying absence of fiery herOics A
clever piece Of acting Is done by Fred
crick Allen i'm the part Of acWilliarns
and his rendition Of that role would be
difficult 20 improve upon The same
can De said ~ James Rennie as capt
stuart elmer Hooth as Teddy and
Harry Blanchard as Mr. Laugham.
Miss Douglas az HOPE I.angham.
PLAYS the part with her usual care and
fidelity Miss Duo IN the part Of Alice
langham could improve considerably
hy speaking her lines more TO the aud
fence than 60 the back Of the stage.
The play rs well staged. an the parts
in capable hands and there Was not
moment during the action OF the story
last evening when the audience was
not deeply Interested.
BuNGALoW.--rhe Arlington players
gre AfrN WHINING ANfiI way ana hNNe
already made a good impression on the
theater- going public. A sign OF this was
the enthusiasm exhibited by the well
filled house at tho Bungalow thoater
last night ~ "Rafncs" the players
make a better appearance than In any
thing given thus far Every one OF tn
persons who takes part seems to be
well fitted for the place
John Incc as RGfiies gives a good inn
pcrsonation ~ that mch-talsed- of IN
dlvidual, whose handiwork in the art
OF anneXing loose change bafn ng
those sent TO spy upon him. and whose
high sense Of humor made tho part
famous and an excellent vehicle for
some Of the best artists i'm the United
States. u gives Mr.. lnca an excellent
chance TO show his ability As Capt
Bedford, tho detective. Charles j. Har-
MS is able 10 make the part one Of thu
strongest IN the program. Harold Ken
nody als.' has good role I'm Manders.
10 IS able 10 fittingly care for H.
Miss Bertha Creighton acts we'll as
Gwendolyn Couron. and the role fits
her TO n nicely. Miss Frances Brandt
and the other members OF the company
handle their parts 80 well that n visit
To the bungalow this week win make
one feel like calling again. Rafhes viii
run throughout the week.