Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10

Huston and Nernice MARTIN share the
honors with shades preference. per
haps, 10 the first named. because sine
has one or two dances that make a. hit.
OF course 1.-The Red Mil" would Doe Inc
complete without the Dutch kIidIuS.
who succeeded Last night iu getting six
recalls. The chorus has the adfau-
tIge of being youthful and spriEhtIy
with fair vocal attainment and the
scenery lacks that travel weary aspect
usually contracted after two cor three
seasons on the road Iu brief THE
Red Mil" is prescribed as "a dull-c8rc
chaser OF entertaining brand that does
not require any fatiguing effort 20
grasp an intricate plot. II Is lively and
we'll worth while and should go to good
business throughout the week. although
last night the attendance was only
fair:
DANIELS-"T Morals of Marcus"
is the Offering by the Mack-Leono COM
pauy at the Daniels thcatcr this week.
and its presentation Monday evening
was Witnessed by an audience that
nearly filled the house. Although the
play is hardly the kind To- euthuse pu-
irons OF that popular little playhouse.
DC is well rendered. the players making
che most OF their opportunities. and IL
may be truthtully said there is not a
weak spot in the cast. The stage set
tings were "a surprise and delight Co
the audience. particularly The garden
scene and the library.
As the bookworm and philosopher. Sir
Marcus Ordeyne. Mr. Mack has a. role
that gives him another opportunity 20
display his versatility. The story deals
with the misfortunes of am Assyrlan
waif who finds herself In the garden
Of Sir Marcus. alone in the world and
without a protector until the preOccu-
pied old scholar takes her into his
home Gradually great love is awtk-
cncd i'm him and as he realizes that life
without Carlotta would indeed be- emp
ty. she Is induced. through the sChem-
ing and treachery of Pasquale and
Judith Mainwaring TO leave Sir Marcus.
but they are finally reunited after i've
months of wearing searching and wait
ing
Miss Leone as Carlotta gives a
charming rendition of the role of the
Assyrian waif. and received round aft
err round OF applause. Tho women of
the cast are exceptionally deserving of
praise. kathleen Hardio as Mrs or
deyne reads her lines with rare finish
and made 20 strong and favorable inn
preston The Judith MainWariug of
Lillian Brockwell is also very good.
Miss Pearl Either gives a fine delnea-
ton of AutOinetto and Rosa Roma
81 r.
Aside from Willard Mack and Fred
ericlI Moore. the latter as Pasquale, the
men Of the company have little 20 do.
John willard "a Hamdi Enendi, the
Assyrian, makes a good impression,
though he has not fun opportunity to
display his ability.
There arc three players in the cast
whose names are well known 90 the
drama IN Utah Kathleen Hardie is the
daughter-in- law Of James Hardie, who
was "a well known actor I'm the old stock
companv at the Salt Lake theatcr and
later "a manager IN England. Miss
Either comes from Utah county and BIS a
sister of Alphonse Either who viii Doe
remembered In the leading role of Ben
Hur" and who also played Coriouton.
John willard is grandson of Bishop
ClaVson. formerly manager of the salt
Lake thestrr. and son of the artist j..
w. CLAW son.
MISSION-The bill OF the week is
now in its closing performances. ana
win be- succeeded 10y "a complete change
OF acts Thursday afternoon.
THE FLORENCE HODSES-The
Shuoert has been packed since Mann
ger Florence inauguratod vaudeville
and picture programs combined. The
other three houses, where motion pic
lures prevail are also doing good BUSH
ness. the most pleasing feature being
Mario's Swan song. depicted at the
Luna.
GRAND THEATEE-Tho announce
mont n a morning paper that the
Grand is to bc taken over by Manager
Rcvicr Of the Majestic. is somewhat
premature. according to Mr.. jaw RoE-
ers. proprietor Of the Grand. MT Re
vier's desire Is 90 put ou musical COM
edy. but Mr. Rogers says that nego-
tiations have not been closed.