Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS

Iheater--rhe advance sale is now
gong ON FOR the enlightenment Of Nav
kobeon in The Regeneration Of Aunt
Mary. which opens at the theater To-
morrow night Performances win also
be given Friday night and Saturday
afternoon and evening
OrDhcum-Thc Orpheum's closing
bill for the season is proving as pleas-
ing and as generally excellent as was
promised by the management Big
audiences are attending and they are
showing keen enjoyment Of the pro
gram. The Leading Lady" the oper-
att1 that headlines the bin. Is believed
10 De by far the best tabloid musical
comedy presented In salt Lake this sea
son.
COlonial--The presentation Of st
Elmo by Mr.. BelascO's capable com
pany drew a larger turnout last eve
ming than had been expected A d.
vision Of the receipts was made with
the Free Kindergarten. The same bill
will run throughout the week.
Daniels--Mr. Mack and Miss Leone
ana their company In Pretty Peggy
mat lively and stirring comedy Of dra-
matte life. will run through the week.
The usual matiree was given this aft
ernoon.
Mission-The popular bin Of the
week winds up tonight 10 be followed
by a new change Of acts tomorrow aft
ernoon and evening
Grand-Mr. Cosgrave and his COM
pany viii continue the presentation Of
The Power Of Love- all the week. with
regular matlnees today and Saturday
Shubcrt--Big business was In at
tendance AT Mr.. Florence's popular
Shubert house last evening, the moving
pictures and vaudeville proving strong
magnets. The same bills continue at
the Luna. isis. and the Elite.
THE Wcstcrncr"-This Is the title
OF new thrce-act musical comedy rem
dered by the senior class Of the l.. d.
S. U. In Whitney hall last evening. The
place was packed with students. their
parents and friends. and the audience
testified In unmistakable fashion its ap-
probation Of the new work. The story
and lihretto come from Mr. Victor
Thurman. the DEMONSTRATIONS by Prof
Ed p. Kimlball who led the orchestra,
and the cast was as follows:
Bob Browning. "the westerner' ....
.........-......... Jack Summerhays
Percy Astorbilt, his cousin..........
..................... Victor Thurman
Israel Isenbaum ....................
............... Howard r. Anderson
DICK sherman. ......... Frank Bowers
Paddy Nelson ...........Joel Richards
Judge Belnap ....... Lawrence Nelson
JOsephus Codwallader Archibald,
Pho. ............ Roscoe Hammond
Violet OShannon ......... Esther Davis
Anita Spagetti ..... Clarabell Gardner
Lucinda Browning, BOb's sister,.
............... vera Weller
There was in addition lively chorus
Of girls, cadets, police. etc. and the hit
made by every one was unmistallablo,
especially by Mr Summerhays, Mr..
Thurman. the author. and Miss Davis.
the soprano The occasion was one OF
the events designed for commencement
week at the L. d. $. L.. and the little
play was received with such favor that
1t may be seen elsewhere N the city.
Mr. Cannon's RccitaI-The First
Congregational church was crowded
Tuesday evening on the occasion Of
the piano recital given by pupils of
Tracy Y Cannon. ably assisted by Mr..
Brines. The program was we'll and
enioyably carried out, the youthful per
formers acquitting themselves with
credit The special feature of the eve
ming was the fine rendering by Mr..
Brines Of three songs written by Mr..
Cannon These were well received. MI
Cannon compOses i'm graceful, flowing
style. and his melodic evolution sug-
gests the naturally gifted song writer
while the harmonic accompaniment
rounds out the whole into an attractive
musical structure Mr.. Brines Is al
ways an able interpreter and his rem
dtions last night were enthusiastically
received.