Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22

nllinR nor difficult role with power
and intelligence. Tho rest of the CONE
pany are only fair. bus nll the small
paris With perhaps sufficient capabili-
~.
The opening scene IN tho lonely
vaniu went with brcHiulcs- Interest
and the Top % the Hills' iu the sec
ond act was dream Tn landscape
ana Sky effects. a fair sized audience
greeted the initial performance ana
the play Will probably play Co gun
houses throughout the week. The
usual Wednesday ana saturday
Inatineos all be given
MISSION Tomorrow night is tho
last opportunity 60 see the clever bill
of the week A new change OF acts
follows Thursday evening
The lecture on physical culture dee
livcrcd boz Nord the diving Venus at
the Mission. yesterday afternoon after
the performance. proved Co Doe Hu iu-
structive and interesting that The
management announce That 10 VIII Dee
repeated at the conclusion of Weincs-
DAYS matinee.
BUNGALOW -"By Right of Might
the Offering OF the Mack-Lclue play
ers al the Bungalow this week. was
presented under several difficulties
Monday evening. but was none the less
enjoyable o. the fair sized audience
present Miss Leone became suddenly
I'M sunday and was compelled % SEQ
To- the hospital for a few days. aud h.r
part was takou last night ou emcrf
cucy call By Miss Irene outtrim. TIE
Young lady had only one night Son
which 20 prepare go page part ldt
she ala remarkably wen considering
the circumstance ana ine b--' YOU.
off with but few bitches The hlU-
peuing OF the unexpected gave Miss
puttrim an opportunity tp show Wh1t
she really can do Go the WAY of hand
ling leading parts. and her dein.al'n
Monday evening on most oIh' ,hIs
role was not in the least di.app"'nt-
ing She played the part Of Aienc
141uetou the orphaned daughter uI
Tavaq ranchcr who inherited feui
with the railroad company with nne
taste and vim.
Tbare were several othor surprises.
too I'm the cast Some NJ the old MACK
company So well known to SAT- Lake
thcater gocrs. had terminated '-.'
connection with the company, aun
Monday evening the part Of The rincn
foreman. which had bccu assigned tn
Frederick Moore. was most acroriHnlN
nresonted bv Reed ~ Clark. while gao
part Of Billy Ball, the SUR easy
10 James Rennio was taken ny ~.
NfuflaIv. who made "a hit iu the p1f..
~ lack Aahbv. tho man who built the
railroad through his swcetheart's lana
AGAINST her viii made q strong pro-
eentation. and was roundly appiaui'u
Elmer Booth. as tho diguihed. 4luu
and determined railroad president, cap
ably handled his lines In the dlnl'ull
.ft1atione Joseph Kennedy made am
tdcol secretaf-v. one OF the bcst thing
i'll the plav was the dclirhuuly r'-
frcsbinr- delineatlou ~ vivacious Lily
Rou. the eastern friend ~ me iancl
girl The part was played by Ml'9
blanche Bryant. and u Is safe 10 -oE
that not only Rail. the surveyor zen
in love with her. but the entire audi
ouce oe well.
MIR Trave7s appeared before tho cur
tain prior TO the last act and explained
the situation with regard 20 Miss l.eoiu'
necessitatiug the assumption or tne
leading role bv Miss Outtrim. lt IS OK
pected that Miss Leone VIII 10 aol' t'
return to the stage by "Wednesday eve
ming.
cRAND Theodore Torch and ME
romnanv ~ rs people are drawing large
houses M the Grand this week and
n decidedly interesting and pleasing
plav IS THE SiEn ~ the Four which
runs 20 the end 81 the week. II rs
dramatisltion of one OF j Conan
Dovle's ever absorbing stories, full 90
the hrim with action. excitement ana
rerpIovinc situations. The plot HINGES
ON murder and the spiritiug away
of "a hox NJ treasure md it Is sher-
lock Holmes work - trace down tho
murderors and regain the stolen chest
Mn Torch assumes the role or Holmes
he Of cool and easy grace, with tha
satisfied aspect Of n man knowing he
always has the TRUMP card M his
sleeve and can ulav II nj win The
mart is we'll suited % Mr. Torch. and
tho audienco rs not slow IN showing
its appreciation ~ HE good work
Miss Lillian Rrockwen as Mary
NTorston the sweetheart NJ Holmes
whom ne roscues many times from The
clutches Of the vlllaiuese. was wei Tx
ed. Miss Myna Ketrham gives n very
accountable presentation OF tho female
villain Miss Cecil Fav as BESSIE, the
girl with the bright red stncgines was
"a very winning little creature. George
L. Graves gave an unusually good IN
depreciation 81 Major John Sholto. the
old man with his secrcted chest ~
treasure Ralph Belmont as the doctor
was a great favorite with the audience
and the rest ~ the support was above
the average.