Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

has made big hit in every city in
which 10 has been shown. The COM
pauy consists OF five good looking
young women and three men The
act is dressed in black and white
throughout
"a little play that teaches more Of
moral lesson than does many scr-
MONS Is the verdict of critics Of other
cities Of the Offering presented by the
Carlyle Moore. Ethelyu Palmer and
company, entitled "Disilusioncd. % The
play Is said 20 be fun of dramatic iu-
teusty from start 20 finish
There have been many vcntriloquists
heard Ia this city good. bad. and in
different but a real treat Is promised
900 the first appearance Of All Ripon.
the noted Scotch ventriloquist in
Mcpherson the IIomic Scot" rheo-
doris IS promised as another big feature
The man goes through some Of the most
difficult fcats ever performed on
swinging trapeze and rings which are
supported by the woman holding the
entire apparatus performer with her
teeth
Hathaway and scigcI are said To- be
the peers OF any dancing team that
has ever appeared in vaudeville in the
west
THE BUNGALOW BILL
The Bungalows show for the COM
ing week. viii be a play for which The
directors have paid heavy royalty.
and which is acknowledged as one Of
the best dramas of MS kind that has
beon given the stage "Esmeralda," a
story of the hills OF North Carolina,
the action being taken from there TO
Paris
"Esmcralds' viii give Blanche Doug
las am opportunity 10 wear some very
effective gowns and the entire play
calls for a most elaborate and costly
staging Miss Douglas viii be seen i'm
the title role ana Noel Trayers win.
OF course. play opposite her
The play Is In four acts. opening At
the Rogers cabin lon North Carolina
whore a mining engineer who has dis
covered valuable deposit Of ore on tho
Rogers farm, is Offering Rogers a pit
lance Of $500 for the property. Esmcr-
Uldas sweetheart. Dave Hardy, learns
OF Drews discovery and i'm the end
Rogers secures a. vast fortune FOR his
farm Esmeralda and Dave have been
sWoCthearts for years. and when wealth
comes Ia the Rogers Esmcralda's moth
cr prevails ON him tO give up the girl
for a few years until she has had tho
advantages Of European education
and travel Dave agrees. not realizing
quest Tho Rogers go TO Paris, where
Dave follows them 10 find Esmeralda
engaged % marry a titled foreigner He
meets with % good hearted artist or two
boo the Latin quarter, who decide tu
help him am they can. and iu the end
thcy win out and Esmeralda returns to
her first love and they are happily mar
ricd.
At THE CASINO.
The new bin commencing Monday
is OF unusual excellence. There are
three vaudeville acts, headed by the
Comedians Miller q puir. Jack Dre-d-
nor STYLED "The Pocket Edition Come
dIan.' is star LOO his special line. and
tho Havana J3ps Zoo novelty Juggling
act are the equal Of anything ln that
line presented iu vaudeville The pic
lures arc said 10 De OF am excellent orr
dor
THE LOST PARADISE"
This famous play which deals with
tho struggle between capital and labor
and .n which Naudo Adams made one
of her earliest appearances i'm salt
axe. is The next BIN 90 Doe presented
Boy Mt Torch at the Grand hCater.
Special eHenoy has heon constructed.
sout8tIou throughout Tho well known
story. which depicts Jhe fortunes of tho
superintendent OF e. great iron COM
rJuy who has fallen in love with the
daughter of DIS employer Is well re-
mcuhorod MI iorh VIII, ~ course,
have tine part NJ the superintendent,
once played here by William Morris.
while The new leading lady Miss
Warde Faruum. PLAYS the opposing
role This young lady comes with
strong recommendation from the
eastern press. and viii remain
at the Grand Indefinitely The
story Of "The Lost Para
disa" o. FUN Of exciting situations
which win bo equally interesting To om-
Uoysrs and employed. The manage
tuant have issued special invitations 10
labor ORGANIZATIONS 90 attend the weeks
presentations.
THE ROOSEVELT PICTURES
Mr. Florence has attractive subjects
AZ an four OF his houses noxt week. The
one Zoo which the public i- most inter-
csted is that at the Shuhcrt where tho
long awaited films called Roosevelt in
Africa viii be seen Monday night
Mr., Florence expects the seating ca
paCity Of his house viii be fully tested.
He states emphatlCally that his house
is the only one authorized 10 show
these pictures In Salt Lake and that
any others announced Ia this city viii
be mere limitations.