The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS

The most interesting feature Of the per-
Torrance Of "Dtneil0 by the Charles j.
HanfOrd company At the salt Lake the
atre last evening vas the AUDIENCE
The spectators were not those Usually
seen at first night They were evidently
lovers Of Shakespeare. and the manner in
performance was 10 them uTimpoF tant
compared with the hearing OF the tEalilar
and loved lines The bright c0lors OF
feminine gowns were not seen altogether
on the first floor. They went all the way
Up 10 the roof.
It was an audience phich. though not
enormous ia numbers, could understand
this greatest Of uel0dramas- The erect
was a tribute to the genius OF ShaEes-
peare. Almost every line was applauded-
regardless Of the manner of rendition me
familiar quotations were received with
appreciation. but the greatest effects FOL
lowed the lines OF human interest and
think il not sacrilege thus to saT-re~
minded one Of the production Of a gOCu-
siashing. biO0d-Curdling melOGrama At =
crowded house in a popular-prleed the
atre- There was tense sympathy ioT the
/ heroine. suppressed misses for the villain.
condemnation with bated breath As the
all-tOO-susDiCious husband allowed MS
Z jealousy TO lead him TO extremes result
ing In murder. and even applause as VIZ
/ tue asserted itself. no matter nov clum-
I silly the actors and actresses might say
the lines in other words. the fact was
I demonstrated that the Intellectual nave
the same hearts as the unintellectuaL
For the coloneIs lady and judy
C'GradT
/ Are sisters under the skin
William Shakespeare was wonderful
/ playwright. This is o fact which Is bored
/ in on one every time he reads or sees a
ShakesDeaTeau play For further par
tiCulars see various treatises. also pa
1 pers read before high sCnOol classes and
/ That Charles g. HaGford Is a great
actor does not follow because he seeks "a
D limb "a
The tolerance of HaufOrd and his COM
uany last evening was an evidence or tht
/ audiences enthusiasm for ShaheSpudIr
I To cOmDare Hanford with some OF the
! great Othelios of the stage would be toe
I cruel Mr. Hanford's idea as TO express
/ ing strong emotion is that quantity OF
/ voice should determine As result, th-
: intense scenes of '-OthellO" call forth al
/ times bellows which would put the Taurus
/ OF the ornaments to shame u u colta
utter a sound in proportion 10 the si1t
ascribed to it by the astronomers
/ A pleasant surprise was the le-o ~
John NJ Kline. This is a part fully Is
| great II not greater. than the utuiaT foit
/ The greatest actors Of the world have s.,
! lected IL in preference TO Otneho- "
/ might be expected that an obscure actor
would be almost pitiful IN the part lii'
I reverse was true. If Air. Kline were ~
4 a company where lung power was hot {
Z prime factor. he might be even OetAsl
! As il was. he sought 20 convey IDEAS .,
than By shouting and gave afIlslledHy
/ performance ahead Of that of the stars
I THE Winters Tale IS the matinee Oh
l TODAY. and the engagement closes Inll
I evening with Much Ado About NOTHING
There IS a complete change Of bill a
I the Lyric theatre today. Beginning 70
I morrow the famous strong man. sam
Z son. viii begin his engagement OF 81
DAYS His reputation is excellent ana n
/ should prove a headliner for the Lyme
with this afternoon and evening per
B formances at the Orpheum- the eNcellen
/ bin now running will have It's last pre-
{ sensations. Justly considered one OF IN
hest Of this season S vaudeville offerings
the result has been great attendance
with q heavy demand for seats for bot
Of the remaining performances.
There is a jolly picture Of life in tn
Latin quarter in 'Triiby as put on d.
Willard Nacks company this week a
the Colonial The Three MuSketecrs g
the brush Taffv Sandy and Little Bil
lee are one of the features Of the pro
duction. and physically wen suited 10
the roles are George Baldwin Gay tleH
ent ard James Reunie. The work OF IN
entire company IS excellent
AT Cripple Creek will be given II
last presentations at the Grand TO-DAY
The play has gone to good business al
l week