Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-19

/ ception and Mr. Mack portrays the
! part ~ the young German, with its as-
| stunned madness, with credit 10 him
/ self
For the other members OF the cast
| there Is little 10 be- said. and for the
| reason that the author has imposed
| no cXacting requirements upon them.
| Miss Douglass as the younger widow,
plays her part well and Is entitled TO
second honor. Few opportunities are
presented In her role, but everyone
! is seized by her and her natural charm
aids her well in rendering her part.
Miss Conie Gates. who was seen in
the model in the last production Of
THE Devil, appears 10 advantage this
week. as the older widow. Her work
is clever and nrished
Mr. Ramsay Wallace. and On fact
every other member Of the cast, has
few moments In the entire action 20
riso 20 any climax. Taken throughout.
Mr.. Mack is supported ably. though if
the lines were handled with greater
ease the Offering would be more pleas
ing.
Last nights audience was large and
cordial Ga rs reception Of tho players,
who are better liked the longer they
remain here. Prince Karl is playing
this afternoon and again this even
ing n the demand continues, "rho
Girl Of the Golden West viii be put
on again for the last three nights of
the week with a matinee Saturday, in
which event the curtain VIII rise %
minutes earlier than usual. The or
chesta this week rs heard fO fine
advantage n "a delightfully."- Wen ball
anced program.
GRAND-A revival OF the popular
western military drama, THE Lieu
tenant and the Cow boy' az the Grand
theator this week hy Theodore Llrch
and company. while an that the form
en- representation of the piece DO this
city was in point OF presentation, lack
cd oncourugcmcnt in the small audi
Ducc lu attendance. Mr.. Torch as Bud
I.arahce. the cowboy, interpreted the
rather difficult role with an ease
which churactcriZes an his stage
movements he was well supported
hy Miss May Moran who charming
N portrayed the part of the daughter
of the commander OF tho army post
lu Colorado, where tho scene OF the
play is laid. Miss Cecil Fay as the
camp mail carrier, captured the house.
The other characters were am wen
sustained, particularly that OF 'sariuy'
hlgpy who done the best she could
as she iu "a fearful oulnurst when hcr
hand was asked Boa marriage by Jim
Huckctt
Mr. Lorch and other members OF
the company were recalled several
times. Mr Torch stepped before tho
curtain between the second and third
acts and thanked the audience Tor
ihelf KIND appreciation and told
little story just 90 put the people in
5000 humor TIE announced chat next
week the company would present
We htrussle Tor Cold"
NEW LYRIc.rhere 4, another fine
bIl at che New Lyric thls week and
~ % is not grcetod with "a packed
mousse at each performance 10 win De
htfangc indeed. Last night tho place
MhH crowded 90 lts capacity when che
houf ~ arrived. Tho program ia
nn lhl. resting ono from start to uniah
ANa me q u. %. slBu VIII ho tho
order of things during me balance I'D
the Ncek There Doe no change I'M the
DID until noHt week
ADA pWfER COMES AND Goes
GOA hNNcr gave "a rendition of h.r
justly celebrated act entitled "rho F.-
lns Squadron yesterday when shr now
through s1lt Lake ou hcr way ID ths
raft Her pfople. emo csuealaIly bar
daughter, Lorna, expected visit of at
l'tet "a hours, hut through train a.
lals ana under tle impetus of "a rush
"Ilel IRON tne east sho only spent ID
minutes here then gathered her slster8
ana daughter into tho car with her
lah over ialnily aualH between hcre
'-''ii' ana iHPfe 5aii Eo0dby ID
Mics Dryer fnho on the siaeo Is Ala.
Harold hussolD b making jump of