Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-01

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Young people. it Is too revolving ana
vivid nd too truesto III
1t was Il wonderful house which
greeted the initial presentation In this
city, Il dressy audience representing
Salt Lake as IL had never. been repre-
scented before at the Grand Theater.
Owing to the heavy demand for seats,
Mrs Fiske has extended her engage.
msnt here. closing on Thursday night
with matinee Wednesday.
CoIs1NIAL--Thec clock hands pointed
tnea rer to Ja than II o'clock last night
when the curtain went down on inc
final scene in 1.-The Christian at the 20 ~. /
lonial, and that the audience SAT
through the five acts with both patience
and interest is evidence OF the favor
able impression made by the proo 1'l,
ton. Miss Mary Hall as Glory Cluayle
I did the finest piece Of acting she has
vet done In Salt Lake. nnd shared. II
indeed She did not eclipse, the honors
won by MIR. stuart as John Storm. The
glatteTs rendition lacked the evel,ness
which distinguished Miss Halls por-
& trayal of Hall Gaines fascinating me-
kroine, though in the strong scenes. no
#tably that With Glory IN her apartment Mt
whittier he fees when pursued by the.
mob. he did splendid work. The two
throughout, The Drake and Mrs. Cal
lender being especially well done This
is not to put Mr.. Heffron to the rear.
whose Lord Robert Ure was done with
the case and finish which always make
him q distinct personality in play S.
Miss Cleveland as Polly. made as
much, as possible out of her small part,
and Mr., Arcine as the archdeacon was
excellent, and. in fact all the minor
Il ,t,.1IN RI A
feature of the play is John Storms,
people who gather in the5churcil club
rooms. London's tenderloin being rep
resented in a collection of screaming
riake-ups and bits OF character work.
+ The play dragged q little last night
In places, but will undoubtedly gather
vim on further rendition, Itlgocs for
the remainder of the week
b BUNGALoW--A fair house was pres
ent atSthe Bungalow last evening to sec
THE YaTfkee Doodle Boy a musical
comedy In three acts, in which rail-
road accident Is responsible for the
meeting at the only hotel in a small
country town, of the principals in a
couple elopements The situations
are a. little forced at times, but there
is something funny in the meeting
which there takes place. when the dis
,coVery is made that the clippers are
mother and daughter and father and
son, the father clipping with the daugh-
ter and the son with the mother There
is also a. Handy Andy figuring promi-8
nently in the piece, who does nothing
right, a railroad porter, and the severe
old maid who runs the hotel The
piece holds the boards all the week. and
is followed next week by THE Courier
OF Fortune
TTIEATF,R, Tho climax of the dra-5
matte and literary season Is what is
promised in the appearance of Monta-
vile Flowers in q series OF interpreta-
tive recitals at the theater for three
nights and two matinees, commencing
tonight, Ben Hur' lin four, acts
will be the subject tonight.
ORPHEUM Tomorrow the b.. Y. Z.
opera company will present The Beg
gar Student at the Orpheum. There
has been a good demand for seats and
this organization under the direction
of Prof A.. C. Lund viii undoubtedly
add more lalirels to its name.
1.-THE SUB" AT THE BUNGALOW
Margaret Whitney's comic opera, il
"rhe Sub will be produced at the
Bungalow Saturday afternoon; and
evening" The company has returned
from Logan where a big hit waslFegis-
tered and Is now prepared to capture B
the downtown theater-goers. Ed. kim
ball has taken charge of the organi-
zation and has orchestrated the var
ious ca tchy numbers with which the
piece abounds.