Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-19
THE ROUND OF THE TFEATERS

they are an about Els part is the
ono weak one in The show.
The cat and the Fiddle" runs out
the week with matinocs tomorrow and
Saturday
This evening THE shrlnors have re-
served big section or ync house ana
Will he out In force
GRAND-"Thc Heart of Maryland
loses mono of its old charm aud vigor
as played by willard Mack, Blanche
Douglas and "a good supporting COME
pany OF 20. Arllug Alcine scored
triumph Monday night In the character
Of col. Fulton Thorpe the drunken
beast who shows what dishonor and
drink can bring q man Co as the end.
Col Thorpe finally reaches the brink.
much 10 the satisfaction OF the gallery
gods
willard Mack takes the part Of col
Allen Kendrick, and he carries ID with
dash and clever acting right into the
hearts OF the audience Miss Douglas
appears as Maryland calvert, col. Ken
bricks sweetheart. whose lie is torn
between loyalty TO tho south and love
for her Union soldier Jsmcs Reunic
plays Lloyd Calvert. brother of Mary
land a young West Pointer Who.
though an ardent lover Of the south,
remains true 60 his oath and stays hy
the Union when the war breaks out.
Rcnnie makes good use Of his short OPP
portunity 10 show what ne can 90, ana
/ wins applause and brings tho teats
when young Calvert is killed while try-
ing to escape with information Tor the
Union forces Thank God, I die for
the United states" he saws before ne
expires ais the traitorous Thorpe looks
on a drunken vision of an open grave
| and "a corpse with a rope around us
neck, and thinks il IS his own face
| OF course. the sensational scenc OF
| the piece is the "curfew shall not ring
| tonight" scene. TN which Maryland
| Calvert hangs 60 the clapper OF Nlo-
leutly swinging bell and prevents the
spread Of the alarm 20 the sentrics that
/ her lover has escaped from his prison
| i'm the old church Miss Douglas proves
in this act that her smooth rounded
| biceps are "the real thing for she
| displays the strength and agility ot an
| acrobat This scene DIS carried OF
| with a spirit that makes IL sublime
. though a false step surely would make
| IL ridiculous.
one of the most dramatic moments
! Is that in which William $. Donovan.
! as Bludsoc the southern soldier who
| madly loves Maryland Calvert is called
| upou by Thorpe 20 prove his reputation
as a dead shot by shooting Col.
| Kendrick. the heroine's lover, as he is
escaping from the church prison. The
| audience Is gripped In the tenseness
| OF the situation. and the peanut eaters
| howl hysterically when Bludsoe, Tor
love OF Maryland slowly raises nus
| rifle. points upward and hres INTO
| space.
| BI-NGALOW-A fair sized audience
| greeted the Arlington players in Brown
| Of Missouri" last evening at the Bun
| galoW However what the crowd
| lacked Goa numbers was made up ln
| appreciation Of the uniformly finished
! acting OF this popular stock company
| Miss Brandt in the role Of the banker S
! daughter at once won her audience,
and Mr. John Ince. az the ardent Car
| son Bland. was throughout the very
| impersonation Of the character he rep
] resented Although the first act lacked
tho enthusiasm Of the following ones.
| the appearance OF Social Brown. the
| man from Missouri seems to have been
| a signal for moro animate playing on
| the part Of the entire company The
| absence Of blood and thunder made
this little nclodrama wholesome ano
| inviting. The stage settings would
have graced more pretenuous snow
| house. the ladies were claboratelA
eowued. and I'm an 1.-THE Man From
| Missouri Is deserving Of a ful hous'
| during its appearance here for the re
| mainder of the week,
CHANGE AT THE BUNGALOW
After "a long battle royal in trying II
| establish a resident stock company a
the Bungalow. Manager Grant an
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