Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-31

Il i.sal env lane, is q story OF Ken.
;usi,r. h,,t With its characters, atmoS-
suhere; focal eeiors transpiiah So, ~, ~
California soil. tt has all the thI1i,a
of southern love- devotion. fedds; -
tile violent Breathitt county solt i mn
ever. and all the rest OF NE ..nas 5 3hai,.
I to the Kentucky mountain f leiiAs' II
distinctive cripplng interest.
Miss Douglas, in the title role, mas
never appeared to better atiyai1 !. e.
The part of the lmpetuous girl % ts. u
snutf,. whose Ideals of homer yer III.
the almost fierce Intensity OF the pel vi,
In the old Mosaic law OF N M -, M
an eve and tooth for a. TOOTH, H., =
have been made for Miss Dellsias, ~. s1,,.
( she adds the grace ana q e NV tore b
leyes only the one man "Ruie ~ ~ -,
s,yhn Ewe,,ltl not Ego out and XIII q HUI i.
willard Mack drops into the role !. q .
tba m milling ma ~ again. ana iIlah f =
prominent part that in ethef ilaiius
would fall fiat. ~ t1,e
Elmer Booth, II new mem pei y .tn,,
company, showed in his int ,e,1,t,,
character man, and that ne ~. 40 =. y.
laddition to the Grand fa1nliy nc.
,rhesconpany throughout Is aeper Wa =. 2
rnnra than passing mention, ara.,.o
s,ea wall az one would mean the i.leil-
M IF iii AZ usual IN the Mack PRO.
dictions the play is we'll stageu' .I.u
tn completeness Of It's scene " - es ~,
cones up with l'ne ssoss GnldeT1
Raicho and THE Girl OF .th No s' weak
Wes,n9 The play will run the "eeA'
| wtththe usual matinees. @
ORpHEJyM-A good sized a lill
witnessed the performance al me Nd
pheum theater Monday evening, anu ltl,
thoroushly enjoyed every minute " ~. ,,Ii
time. The bill this week rs. taksia * q
| throughone Of the most ssetls "a.
| anv witnessed for a long time. ne ne oepul
80 =. ,,,,,,re. Salt Lake artistic, Miss Ro-
mania Hyle. whose performance on the
violin wa. feature of the evening" 7, =
was highly gratifying to her frlerlqs
| and Salt Lskers in general. 9 S si!,
lady. who is but 16 years old. renueI It
with deIicacy and precision some q Wy
most dlflculteffectsi In violin music ~. ~
we'll as some of the most te ny s an,
as we'll as the ,hility of an artist. MISS y
HYDE was greeted with two encores, 70
! which she gracefully responded
| The first number on the program was ,
the Woods trio, who have high CLASS >
| tight wire act entitled IAN Elopemen.t
by Wire This was Well received ,.
fCatheryn Rowe Palmer gave some true
|
were GREETED with long applause
The headliner Of the performances I
was the rapid change act, The COM
stock Mystery in which seven OF ne ne
nine characters portrayed are repre- pre-
scented by Miss Charlotte Parry the
play, aside from presenting opportuni,.
| ties for Miss Parry's rapid changes ol
costume, possesses considerable dram,
attic interest. Miss Parry responded
to several curtain calls at the conclu-
| sion Of the sketch. ,,gS
Frank Rogers, the colored ventrilo-
| ouist is an artist in his line. and sue
ceeded in keeping the audience IN
merry hurl,or for nearly half an hour.
One of the dainty numbers OF the
evening was the musical offering by the
trio Of California girls, Grace Marshall.
pianiste and vocalist Grace Freeman,
violiniste, and Clara Rogers. celliste:
In addition tn the artistisc rendition OF
a number of choice vocal and instrll-
mental selections. the young ladies lend
the charm OF refinement and personal
attractiveness to the number. They
were encored sveral times The bill
closes with the. clever performance of
Miss Selma Braatz, the German girl
juggler and the kinodrome pictures.