Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
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tins ready Co reliuquisn tH''
bo,d on the public patronage "".
execute Quit claim deeds in favor Oh ''''
resorts .,..,
Tho salt Lake theater will be 'pe"
.olv few times more before ia'' ''''
sislt Of the %. y. a.. Opera company
next Saturday and May Robsons en-
Eagcment the week following. being
the only events OF the month The
Orpheum has but two weeks more TO
run. Tho Colonial ends up on June D.
as closing attraction being THE White
Squaw"
Manager Clark Of the Mission viii
experiment with the public, keeping
his house open as long as weather con-
oitions justify, ana the present excel
lent stream Of patronage continues 10
flow in his direction.
Mr. Floroncc's moving picture houses
will keep their doors open an summer
long. and az the Daniels Mr.. Mack ana
Miss Leone have no thoughts of closing
at present The Grand will take adj
Vantage Of the present cool snap Co Try
out with the old-timo standard plays
with the fan season, probably the
IiVeliest contest Salt Lake has known
Tor years, viii be entered upon, the
Salt Lake theater and the Colonial
facing each other with attractions OF
the first grade. the Orpheum Mission,
md during the winter the Newhouse
theatcr catering to the taste for vaude-
willie. with the other houses INDUCING
a. the usual scramble for the popular
priced stock patronage.
MARIANA"
The theater's next opening Is satur-
day afternoon and evening, when the
Il. y T. Opera company. under the d.
rection of Prof a. q. Lund, VIII give
Us that ever-tuncful work. Mariana
Prof Iund's company has "a long string
nf successes 60 its credit, such as The
Daughter Of the Rogiment.' "Boccacio.'
l"Frminie." Bohemian Girl" "Prin-
ccss Ida" and "The Beggar student
G4e brings a chorus Of 20 with am or
.chostra Of a. and the cast VIII oe
headed by Miss Fay Loose. daughter
Df Col Ed Loose. while the tenor role
will be assumed by Luveruo Sigmond.
"A well known tenor from Chicago. VINO
has been brought 90 the west for THIS
presentation
At the afternoon performance Miss
I.oose's place will be taken boy Miss Ina
aFulmer. but Mr. sigmond Will sing al
both performance
MRS HAMILTON's "REMINISCENCES
or MAUDE ADAMS.
plsasant note received from Mrs
lFidelia q Hamilton. Woodstock. H.,
widow of the late Dr, Hamilton, re-
garding Maude Adams. has timely
Interest al present Mrs haihlllv
wonders whether Msude knows tual
m nbvsirian who ushered her into this
lsphere OF existence was DR. j. F Ham
'uton. land who" she says, MAD hllle
Idea of what a famous thing ne was
doing but II he were In SAT- Lax
,during Maude Adams week, he w"uiu
without doubt walk up and give heI
kiss on her pretty brow, as re-
lminder" ....,. com
elementary things 10 say or the eN-
,1ellence OF The Saturday News COPY
in which had just been sent hei COZ
ttaInine the article from 'ni'as" lu
which her place boo salt Lake $ musical
history was mentioned.
THE oRPHEUMs NEXT BILL.
For the closing two weeks OF the
season the Orpheum management mas
secured two strong bills That for next
week is headed by IN petite Gos5e,
the vehicle selected by Milo NJ. 'olio
To- convey her Interpretation or the
sensational Apache dance. Snr rs sup
uortcd bN II players, WHOSE I'A''l'''''''
work is expressive The play rs "a
uicture of "a biz of the tragedy that Ia
Incident to life in the underworld OF
Paris The settings and costumes are
taken from real ne and the dance is
the sensation OF the day I'M the terpsi-
choTean line.
Nonettc. tho remarkably pretty aud
sxiUfuI musician, who In her gypsy
costume Is one OF the abandonment hE-
urcs on the stage, viii be back again.
She will do her violin act for which she
Is famed.
Steuing and Reyeu are also coming
with "a new thing iu acrohatios. rms
may sound impossible, but tine man
ngoment asserts Il De- nevertheless true
Wits -Four Girls from Melody
Lane" are described as perfectly har-
monized quartette. who have the dou-
bic gift of good looks and talent
Jolly Wild and company appear ln
"Mr. Z. r. Baruum, Jr' which Us an
amusing little skt without plot, se'
ouonce or anything else except fun
and the display of musical talent.
Emily Greene and company VIII he
seen i'm "A Minnesota Romance which
Is "a laugh provoking comedy skit IN
switch the chief feature Is Miss
Greene's swedish dialect
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