Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
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Theatcr--Last night saw the close
Of THE Round ip' engagement. 10
might have run The week ont 20
enormous business.
The next attractions are the concert
tomorrow afternoon and evening hv the
boy violinist Robertson. and Monday
evening comes the recital boy the great
contrsio Madame Schumann-Heink.
The sorority COnccrt-The Ladies'
Literary slub furnished "a decided nov
city last night Zoo a crowded house at
concert made mp OF local artists The
young ladies OF the University Sorority.
however. for whose FUND the affair was
given. had pro1ted by the disastrous
experience OF many other concert man
ayers In the past. ana taken the pre-
caution TO sell out their tickets in add
vance. The program was a highly
artistic one, and was generally as
printed In The News. though there
were several changes in the artists.
Those who participated were MI Hor-
ace $ Ensign. who sang two numbers
in his best style; Mrs. Emily sitter
gave Carmen number with good Of
feet. Miss Josephine Morrison was inn
monsoly applsuded for her two harp
selections; Porf. Kisselburg sang two
of his familiar renditious In his usual
artistic way meeting with an encore
for tho last Miss Sybela CLAYTON
played two Mcdowell numbers as only
she knows how 20 play them. Miss
Margaret Summerhays. a rapidly ad-
NInciug soprano. gave two difficult
songs by Massenct I'm excellent style.
Miss Marjorie Brooks whose violin
playing Is always a feature. gave two
numbers ana Miss Irene Kelly sang
two selections one OF which was espec-
tally interesting as IL was the compost
ton OF a local professor. Tracy Y. Cam
non. II Is entitled Il Knew That You
Would Come Back" and IS a very
tuneful and finished song. one that
ought TO have "a permanent place on
concert programs.
At the close Of the performance Prof
Reynolds Of the university expressed
the thanks Of the ladies' committee
and university TO all who had taken
part
Orpheum-The week at this house
Is ending I'm much better fashion than
it opened. Tonight is society eve
ning" and q still greater Improvement
IN the attendance is looked for.
The feature Of next weeks bill Is
Vilmos Westcnoy, the Hungarian plan
ist
Colonial - "BreWster's Millions"
winds up with four more performances
and is followed by week OF darkness.
Mi-sion-The new bin when opens
tonight is headed by Joe Bogany and
his troupe Of "Lunatic Bakers" a COM
pany of six people Another feature
IS Al W. Fremont and company in
western play entitled THE way OF the
West sallie stembler Edgar Ber-
ger new moving pictures and several
other acts will complete the new bill
Bungalou-''The Bachelors Ro-
nance winds up the week tonight. to-
morrow afternoon and evening. 20 be
followed by a new bill which is now
under rehearsal
Grand-AIr Torch. in his big sue
cess Or Jeykll and Mr. Hyde" will
play through the week. and Judging
from the applause that greeted his de-
lincation last night the bin Is con-
sidered one of the most popular I'm his
repertoire The tremendous eNertisn
Of playing such parts as these two I'm
one evening, and Of rehearsing "The
Ensign az the same time. proved too
much for Mr. Torch last evening, and
just as the final curtain fell. he sus-
tanned a collapse Dr. stevenson gave
him immediate attendance. and he soon
rallied
Mr.. Florence out Again-Max Flor
cnCc, president and general manager
Of the company which controls the
Luna, Isis. Shubert and Elite thoaters.
was making the round of his houses
last night after a long siege OF illness
He was glad 10 get back 10 his bed
again, however after being on the
street a short time; his doctor states
that ne win be as well as ever again
within a few days.