Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-02
THE ROUND OF THE THEATERS

GO De desired ln tho principal rolo of
Che bin. while claude Gouraud. Nata
brother, played bis part in fine styID
Dorothy ucruc. daughter of the author
is pretty winsomc and au actress uf
ability AZ Hc.cn Berry shc acquitted
herself with credit Annie Morton as
Martins wife. handled tu oXuCtInl
part foo pleasing mauncr hcr character
work being of exceptional merit The
two little tots of tho piece played Dog
Helen Chio1D and Charlotte Moore
were dcnghtfuI Boo thcIr chHdlshuoss
and thcir freedom from sclf-onus.ioua-
ness. Tho support off At Boyd is above
iha average and tne production Is as
good Of tho best which has been given
the piece in the % ycau BE- has been
before the public 10 ls wen sot
throughout Not thc least pleasing of
this weeks oncring 1t the colonial Is
thc orchestra. which was heard to good
advantage boo o. Wcu balanced program
Shore Acres runs through the week.
with motinees Wednesday and satur-
day
RUNGALOW-W willard Mack and his
versatile company again "made good"
ut the new bungalow last night iu their
appearance 600 William Gluette's great
play. secret Service The house was
we'll filled with admirers of the stock
company which Mr. Mack has brought
up Co a high standard for the ,dIhcati0u
of Salt Lakes theator-going public Tho
play was staged in good style and the
oft-told tale of love and war was grcct-
ed with strong interest
The plot of the play d. built upon
tho great struggle for supremacy be-
tween the north and south but the
sting OF soctional.m has been with
drawn, and uothcrncr and suutherncr
alike can sit through the performance
without a feeling OF resentment aris-
ing from the portrayal. Willard Mack
had the part of Lewis pumont of the
secret service. who enters the euemys
lines under an assumed title as CAPE
tain To- the southern army Miss
Blanche Douglas AS Edith Narncv was
the incarnation OF love and gcuuencss,
united with spirit and bravery charac-
teristic OF southern womanhood These
two characters seemed TO live, not TO
act The supporting company was sat-
isfactory, especially Mr.. Howard Ire
maine, who Is "a new acquisition. but
who showed his versatility last night Boo
the role OF Benton Arrclsford. taking
the place of Ramsey Wallace.
Secret Service goes all week at the
Bungalow.
THE GRAND-The Grand last night
set out upon its career as vaudeville
theator, with the white Rats" in OPP
position To- the regular circuit combine.
The talent presented ran the scale from
very good 10 poor. Among the best
may be named Claude Markley tho
banjo king, who has been heard hero
before; Adonis and his dog. equuibrists.
who drew forth much applause. and Sa-
dos. who as "a juggler is certainly boz
the front rank. The program concludes
with amusing moving pictures The
attendance, though not large was en-
thusiastic The entertainment is well
up TO the average of the lower priced
bills, and furnishes "a pleasant evening
The same bin runs through the week.
LYRIC-Therc are some striking fca-
turo motion pictures at the Lyric this
week. Foremost among them is Count
ZeppilIn's airship trio over Lake Com
stance. Another il the first series OF
travelogues In Alaska, showing the de-
parturc from Seattle and the totem
poles and Indians encountered en- route.
MI. Phillips also gives a couple of o.
Illustrated songs which are appreciated.
ELIJAH-The Salt Lake Choral 500
ciey INDUCED in a rehearsal aud 500
riable at Christensen dancing acadc-
my last evening, After the chorus had
rendered Elijah" the chairs were re-
moved and dancing was INDUCED In
for some time, the festivities being in
terrupted 20 allow a short address from
NJ II. Walker president Of the society,
MI d. /. Davis and Senator VIII
liams Of the Cambrian society,
Prof Peabody OF the Orpheus club.
Manager Piper Of the theater. and
Prof Blakeslee. an OF whom spoke
words Of encourage meut for the work
ers and predicted success for the rep
atition of the oratorio Friday evening
next
II Is 10 be hoped that the society will
sec to IL that the big musical Journals !
~ the country are duly notified that |
salt Lake was among the cities OF the |
world which took note OF tho hun |
iredth anniversary OF the great Men |
ielssohn, and observed Il hy render |
ng one Of his works ON the occasion.
THE GADSEI SALE-Tho sale ~ |
seats for the Gadsll concert "a ths .
salt Lake Iheater commences tomor- I
row morning at the theater box office I
fhe Gadsh event will be one OF the |
most pleasing single artist musical az I
airs ever held I'm this city.