Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
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"N - ulkul tlpttS what UllHUl bt
termed spotted week I'm salt
Lake thentricals The Greek
play at the old house will he
seen again. and doubtless raved over
by the Hellenic contingent. and tho
students who like that sort Of thing
on the part OF the public, Mr. Dun
cans entertainment can be said only
to have aroused languid sort of in
terest. and his dearly cherished ambi-
ton to reconstruct and build over the
stage OF today upon Greek models
will we fear. have To- b. held over with
. number Of other dreams 10 the day
OF the Millennium The Orpheum
seems TO have forgotten what poor
business looks like; people seem to
have been so inoculated with the
vaudeville habit. that even when the
grade OF the attractions falls of as
decidedly as It did this week, compar-
ed with last they still go on crowding
the house. At the Garrick, the work
has been fun OF interest and surprises,
and Mr. Ingersoll. whom few people
had thought OF in connection with a
role like that of tho Mlddleman, has
shown that he is good for a wide range
OF parts outside Of heroic. sentimental
or comedy lovers. His company too,
displayed strength all up and down the
line, and II Is pleasant TO be able to
say that the old time patronage ~ tho
house. which OF late years had strayed
far afold. begins to show signs OF re-
turning to the place linked with 50
many pleasing memories.
HENRY MILLER's RETURN.
The present tour Of Mr. Henry Mil
Ter witnesses some great railroad
Jumps lie skips from Broadway to
Denver, thence to salt Lake. and from
here goes 10 san Francisco From
there ne will travel without a stop 10
London, where he will put Her Hus-
bands WIFE on the English stage.
His new comedy has only been seen in
New York and Chicago. but II has
achieved such hilarious success, thai
he feels confident Of the reception II
will meet at the hands OF our English
cousins Having studied the temper Of
London theatergoers for years, and
having tested IL with The Great
Divide" and The Servant in The
House" Mr.. Miller ought to be In
position to know. Her Husbands
Wife" is purely American. purely
farcical and Is said 10 pc sidesplitting.
Mr.. Miller's own part in II swings to
the other extreme from stephen Client
In THE Great Divide" in which he
was last seen in salt Lake. He brings
his own Broadway company, the lead
ing woman being that clever little
sctress Laura Hope Crews. The de-
mands on the company are 80 extreme
that Salt Lake Is only 10 DO given two
nights. Thursday and Friday but n
special matinee will he booked for
Friday afternoon.
Following Miller comes Frances
Starr, the now Belasco artist. in that
very widely discussed drama The
Easiest Way" Without doubt u will do
the business that Belasco's stars usual
~ do In this city.
THE PRINCE OF PIISEN."
THE Prince Of Pnsen," which has
probably made more money for Henry
W. Savage than any other Of his at
fractions, unless THE Merry Widow"
Is excepted, comes back for three
nights next week. beginning Monday,
with a special matinee Wednesday Mr..
Savage, IN sending this attraction on
it, third or fourth visit To the west.
manifests his proverbial shrewdness
by presenting IL with an all-star cast,
perhaps the best with which the well
known musical play has ever been
seen Not only will Jess Dandy have
his old part of Wagner the German
brewer, but Francis Cameron, who
played the star role IN THE Merry
Widow" I'm Salt Lake, has the leading
woman's part When The Prince of
Pilsen" was sent to London, Miss
Cameron was taken out Of The Merry
Widow cast to portray the coquettish