Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-03

years, will face an audience OF his old
friends at the Grand, now the Garrick
Mr.. lngersoll has been so busy since
bis arrival rehearsing his new COM
pany In Brother Officers." that he
has hardly had time to take In all the
changes the city has undergone since
he was last here. but with News rep
resentative yesterday, he did take a
few minutes to turn backward some
of the pages Of our dramatic history.
and the "reminiscences evolved were
most interesting
Mr.. Ingersoll reigned as one OF the
prime favoriteS OF the town from Sep
TENDER, 1895, to April, 1896. That was
the second season Of the Grand the
alter. Associated with him were Wal
ter Edwards, Rcbecca Warren, George
Edeson Hugh Ward. Fannie Mcintyre.
Madge Carr Cooke and others, and the
round Of delightful plays they gave
Salt Lake has always been most
pleasant memory. Mr.. 1ngersol has
appeared here but once since then, in
1897, when he came in support OF Nat
Goodwin in The American Citizen"
Since 1897 he has been steadily mount
ing the professional ladder, a big part
Of his time having been spent in Pitts
burg, where he has headed strong
stock organizations, and planted his
feet 70 firmly that the theater goers
of that city made a great public event
OF his farewell lie and his wife will
take up the thread Of life In Salt Lake
just as they did before, settling down
I'm home of their own. as unostenta-
tious citizens. and hoping to remain
here for an indannite period.
Next week viii have an added in
terest for Mr.. lngersoll, from the fact
that he will he playing against his
old connra de in arms, Walter Edwards,
who Is leading man with Margaret IL
lington at the Colonial The two have
only rarely met since the old Salt Lake
days
Mr. Ingersoll says he is sure that the
New York company he has gathered
will satisfy the taste OF Salt Lakers
eXacting as he Knows them TO be. The
leading lady. Miss Francis Nelson. has
an exceptional record, and the play Of
Brother Officers" was selected 10 give
her and all the other members OF the
company ar opportunity 20 show their
metal Mr. Ingersoll himself will have
the part created in New York by Will
liam Faversham.
AT THE DANIELS
The Lobster Girl" Is the title Of
the new bill which went on this aft
ernoon at the Daniels. and will con-
tinue all OF next week II contains
the usual thread of a story sufficiently
strong 10 support n doNen musical
spocialties. Henry Aurbach will lead
in Hebrew Characterization. while
Maybelle Baker, Lillian Sutherland.
Jack Curtis and Mr., F1gg will have
congenial parts. Harry Ford will he
seen as a humorous detective. Mr.
Curtis feels sure that THE Lobster
Girl vii duplicate the previous sue
cess % his company.
MISSION THEATER.
The fall announcement OF the Suln-
van and Considine vaudeville is not yet
ready. Until II Is, the Mission. under
John + C1ark's management will con-
tinue 10 show its moving pictures. The
chief feature for the coming week will
be an Edison flm entitled The Man
Who Learned"
MOVING PICTURES.
At the other Florence houses. tho
new and attractive bills for the week
opened this afternoon. At the Schubert
Miss Louise Buckley and her company
present sensational Irish comedy
BY several vaudeville acts. At
the Luna The Deputy's Love" AZ the
Isis new version of Dora Thorne,"
and at the Elitc story OF the old |
fields 81 California, entitled "Unexpect- |
ed Help" will be the features.