Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
THE ROUND OF THE THEATERS

who nnds fault with youth and beauty
/ Tho headline. "InD Lady Aero the
| Hall" by Edith Chapman Ncili james
| NELL and George Graham is o. finished
conception of its class and was ex-
| ceptiunaily well rendered The trials
and Joys OF apartment lifo are SET
| forth in the hriof comedy wtth skill ana
nnossc. for which the principals in tho
piece were llhar8lly appiaudod Hughes
and Muaie. Raymond and Han CONE
stitutc q duuCing quartet in high class
feature well stnged and well resolved
The Baader- taNeue trio. comedy
cyclists. was the closing act. which was
amusing and mcritoiious The kinn-
dromo was the only lame feature ON the
bin The house was well nned for
the beginning of the week and the
promise is for heavy run on the pres
emit bin
HUNGALOw-As light entertain
mcut "Thc Hello Girls" presented at
The Bungalow last ovening contains
several features above the average.
and was enjoyed by the rather small
audience present The attendance was
no doubt affected by the weather.
There is in 70 the usual semblance OF
81 plot which is made the vehicle for
the solos. quartets. chorus work aud
dancing With which the piece abounds
A
liue weak. but the singing good. as
was me dancing. especially in the
second act Among those who kent
things moving were Abe FrledIand
Che new boss of the telephone ex-
change. E G.. Hunt the farmer from
servant In the home OF Beauty
Lake, who ls the star of tbe
piece tn spite of n cold from which
she was evidently suffering. Miss Lake
sang with good effect The male voices
I'm the quariets won oncores. and their
solo work while not startling. was
good. The drunken scene I'M tho se-
cond act was well acted. though &c
might not appeal to everyone. and
tne song OF Miss Fanny Frankel in
the second act was also appreciated
10y the audience Taken altogether the
piece comes fully up 20 expectations.
evening after which The Rolliching
Girls VIII be presented for the
balance OF the week
GRAND-"The Orphans PRAYER" az
the Grand seems TO have struck
popular chord among It's Salt Lake
patrons, judging by tho attendance at
is an aggregation Of situations found
In pastoral communities and the
situations are fun OF action of the
melodramatiC order While no very
great opportunity Is afforded TO the
principal actors To- do any real good
work, the piece IS well presented and
was received with liberal applause
While the title OF the play has to do
with prayer there is very little evil
donce OF supplication apparent but
scenes and situations or almost every
variety are gathered about the main
idea Tn "a versatile manner. some OF
The scenes OF course. being thrillers
The specialties between the acts and
especially that OF the three little girls
luez. Ody and Helen. were cleverly
reuderd and heartily received by the
audience
Manager Jensen announces that he
bias succeeded in re-eugaging McEwcn.
the wonderful hypnOtist to appear at
the Grand during next week.
LYRGC-A reproduction OF BuIwer
Lytton's greatest story. "rhe Last Days
Of Pompeii' is being shown at the
New Lyric an this week. II is a
picture that has attracted perhaps
more attention than any other vet
produced The story woven around T.
The Last DAVIS of pompeil" IS the +.
pathetic one Of Nydia, the blind hOw-
or girl. Possibly the greatest scene
1t ALI Is that showing the arena filled
with the thousands Of spectators 1
prisoners TO the wild beasts Al the /
end OF the great amphitheater can /
be seen the g8unt lions pacing back /
ard forth in their cages Huddled in !
the entrance are the prisoners await
Ing their death. Suddenly the sky be-
comes dim with falling ashes and
huge clouds Of smoke, water. and l