Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-27
THE ROUND OF THE THEATERS

bis letters In the greeting 81 Stem
Hehhnger ana King. the minute tbev
trlpped onto the boards. Unlike a hoiIor
maker who formerly owned some 10 me
lhey can come back" They hiring ali
.he ginger they had the last time they
Thomas j Ryan-Rlchaeld cornau,.
oner tho sketch--one by VIII NJ Grassy
Mag Haggerty's Reception " Tho iino5
IN spots sparkle with humor. bur tbnr,,
is hothing In il 10 Justify headline
Bernard Granville and William Ror.
ers' Two odd Fellows" arc inst tbo,
They talk, sing aud dance IN = rs ',,",
OF good fun ~ "''hu 'es
Jimmie Lucas Is hero again with bi ,
dancing girls There are sisL, i,,,i1
hrollers and Lucas ana Miss Tosenbipe
Io'dS i'he girls work hard I'm rather
NlnIe task' the ma king or some
tnlnS out ~ nothing Lucas ana bis
Eirls did better In their ofrerine he IA -
time they we're hero Wv '"S'
nc orchestra was rather the Pea
lure ~ last evenings hill p-i,b s,,r
ring march before the curtain ana he
"""p" overture for the intermisslon.
CARR Every weeks produc,,o,
w tne Garrick 50 far has won tho yer.
nrNt
'nce of The Wolf" Is "A now trin,,,ri,
added 10 the successes ~ tho con,ns,l,,
Mliuan lnEersoll as jules Baubien ,bs
leH'h Dtnadian, gave another owl
uence on MS versatility. doubiy marked
1871 us recent portrayal 81 tho old
aI,S. IN inc Middleman." Cav. in
souclant. daring, with depths ~ rae.
SION and character showing in bjs
scenes with the man guilty Of the do,,b-
le wrong NJ having DESTROYED .Tulos' s,s
ter' and the scheme To win To- a similar
lhIe mo girl whom Jules loves. his rem
n'lon Was mastery throughout. Ue
hsd excellent support In the NcpopaId
nf Walter Seymour. tho civil engineor
colo cynical, and PLAYING his game
WIN tho Clcverness and skill Of an ar
CHnpllshed sCoundrel and cgotist Mr.
seymour has hitherto been assigned
me eccentric roles, and last night re-
Nealed new personality.
Nothing could bs better than the An
drew McTsvish ~ Mr.. Henry Crosb,.
who, indeed is proving himself one ~
inc strong mon Of the company. Mr.
Joseph Byron Totten. 10 whom is cred
tied the stage production Of 'eTne
Wolf had the advantage of part
which plays ITSELF but aside from this
Mr.. Totten put into II p vim. hun,or
and natursness all his own: his "hec
toring'' or tho tempestuous SEQ, kent
the house in roars Of laughter. Another
excellent Characterization was tho Ban
tiste Of MIR Wilson Day. and tho cast
throughout was carefully and fine
~ placed The success Of the whole
presentation IS the more marked from
the fact that several members NJ the
company We're out Cf the cast which
numbers only six people.
The only item which marred the nro-
duction was the misma naEeuent of
lights I'm the thrilling last act. the oh
trusion Of fcotllghts into the moon
light scene. and sudden backsltdinp Of
the moon from tho direction whence II
had appeared. coming Dangerously near
spelling the scene. 4 careful drill with
the stage properties viii doubtless do
away with this awkward detail
The Wolf runs throughout the
week and will doubtless prove a strong
attraction
DANIELS AN American Princess"
is the name 81 tho tabloid musical
comedy offered nv the Allen Curtis
ompanN az the Daniels theater this
week. II Is q decidedly Frenchy offer
ing and some ~ the lines would stand
tho pruning hook without detractine in
tho least from tho entcrta inment
Tho chorus Of this company Is as
usual prettily costumed and well
drilled. The musical numbers are
catchy and the stage manager for Mr.
Florence Is 10 be commended for his
clever conceptions. He Is wizard
with lights and effects Mr. Chase
the new member made HIS bow and
pleased HIS audience Miss Florence
SWinnerton and Miss Pra ger have the
Tat" parts. hut Miss Sutherland Is
missed Willard Mack was also In the
cast.
M1SSION-At the Mission. the friends
Of I,ottie Levy James. who remember
her in the old opera days have been
drawn in goodly numbers since Satur-
day by tho announcement that she
formed part of the bill al that house
she sings several songs between the
picture features and the clear.
heii-iike quality OF her dramatic voice.
which was always its distinguishing
feature. is shown to good advantage In
tho numbers she selects Her songs
last evening were heartily applauded
Manager Clark's moving pictures this
week are among the dearest and most
~ any ever shown in the
,ity
MOVING P1CTTREs-At the shu
1ert. lula, Isle and Elite there we're
good crowds IN attendance last night
n spite 81 the heavy attractions On
,ther places, The principal acts which
'amo In for favor were the illustrated
ongs. Good For Nothing Jim" "The
Tisg % Uncle sam and the song,
Your Blushing Rose" the latter at the
illp