Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19

NJ NEWo TUESDAY
are exceedingly complex and intense it
furnishes a most satisfactory entertain
ment
SHUBERT-Last night the seating
| capacity of the Shubert was fully
tested. as the thcatcr was packed dur
Ing the entire evening. aud notwith-
, standing the fact that four complete
| performances We're given. many who
| had purchased their tickets could not
! Doe taken care Of and Will have TO ma <e
their visit some time later during tho
| week owing 10 the heavy advertising
| which had been done on this produr-
! ton. people naturally expected to see
something entirely out of the ordinary
| and that they were not disappointed
/ was plainly shown last evening bv the
| marked evidence Of appreciation As AN
| additional attraction. Mr. Florence had
secured the services of Mr. W r. Han.
] and his work in connection with q
| number Of excellent stercopticon views
/ was very acceptable These pictures
| show excellent views 81 nearly an kinds
| of wild birds and animals. many Of
thcm taken al such close range that
the spectator wonders how the photoc-
rapher was able 10 get $50 near To these
animals so hard 10 approach. This pro-
duction viii continue 20 run at the
shubert for the rest u the week
BUNGALOw-The fascination ~ tbc
southland and its home people and the
Partisan atmosphere blend into Els
mereda." this weeks Offering al tho
Bungalow theater The play IN lta
portrayal Of the quaint home life OF
rural North Carolina with the
shifting scene to studio life iu Paris.
a sffr hss rfff faF - boil
sweetest story ever told" The plot ls
well contrasted in the grave and the
gay and the situations are we'll
brought out.
The play is well adapted 20 the Bun
galow company. Miss Blanche Doug
las has rarely appeared 20 better adj
vantage than in the role Of Esmerelda.
and the charm OF her personality finds
pleasing expression in the PRESERVATION
Of the southern girl Noel Tr1yers
makes a good Dave Hardy and Elmer
Booth is splendid as the suffering hu--
band Of a shrew Miss Brockwell the |
tyrannous wife, is capital. and The |
other characters in the cast are an ac- |
oeptable
GRAND-Another intensely interest |
ing drama is offered Grand patrons this 1
week i'm Lost Paradise a play center /
ed about a modern steel plant. show 4
y
the employees. and later the men out /
on strike. II is real. live up-to-data |
melodrama. all the more thrilling ON i
account OF it, embodyiug so much OF /
the worlds strife pictured IN the press
almost daily. ana 10 is therefore easy
for theater gOers TO see and fully ape
preciate the dramatic truth 81 tho In
cidents as graphically portrayed FOO
Lost Paradise" by Theodore Torch |
and his company az the Grand this |
week. Mr.. Torch effectively impersou-
ates Reuben Warner. superintendent
OF the KnowltOn iron works. a younE |
man whose energy and inventive genius
have carried him up from the ranks of
the common laborer. He invents mo-
tor which brings his employers millions. |
but Ralph Standish. partner Of
I0nowiton. fraudulently obtains all
credit for the invention. And these two
men are rivals for the hand ~ Mar
garet. daughter Of the millionaire man
ufacturer. In this character. Of War
ner Mr. Torch has an opportunity 20
display his dramatic skin. and right
well does he acqut himself Warner |
Is a strong character. the young Amcrl- |
can Of today and Mr. Torch gives him |
strength dignity and a feariessuess
good to see John Willard. as Knowl- |
with the audience. Ralph Standish |
was portrayed BY Frederick Moore in |
good style Miss Cecil Fay and the |
other actresses did creditably. The
other support was unusually good all
together making OF Lost Paradise"
)ne Of the most absorbing dramatiZa- |
lions given at the Grand this season.
Recommending with TO-
nights performance the Mission thea
ter will present the original motion
pictures Of President Roosevelt on his
African hunting trip. There has been
discussion and more adj
,ertising over the event and IL Is as
sured that there will be big crowds at
zach Of the shows this week. The eN-
'ellent vaudeville bin will be the @
feature in addition TO the films. :
.
MUSICAL COMEDY FOR BTNGA-
-OW-The Bungalow Theater company
lecided at a meeting OF the directors [
Monday night TO present a musical :
took company at the state street play
rouse The present stock company
which is playing there was notified last
light that its contract would expire on
.iay 30. 1t Is probable that Allen Cur
is OF Denver will bring a company 10
he Bungalow which he has already I'M
Ter contract
Max Daniels. the president OF the
ompany. said that the change had not
zen made on account Of any lack of
,atfonaRe, but that the advanced sea-
on made IL necessary. The present !
ompany, which is led by Miss Blanche
Douglas and Noel T1avers. has played
o good houses during its engagement.
Max Florence, the moving picture
nan, attempted 20 lease the house but
lis proposition was rejected by the
ompany. Mr. Florence proposed 20
AXE the house and guarantee the
some dividends, but de-
lined to purchase the lease