Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-11
THE ROUND OF THE THEATERs

lege boys and college girls were of the
stage variety and the cowboys OF the
kind that Broadway recognizes as the
true western tEpc, but even the
Colonel never saw such III the days
when he l6ved the Wild western plains.
The Going Somen variety OF enter
talnment isln danger OF making Salt
Lake play goer3 forget the GOOD im-
pidssions they had begun TO form Of Tho
| new line OF Colonial attractions.
Some interest WRs focused in the
| HAY from the fact that June Mathis OF
SAX Lake appeared In the original pro-
ducticn as helcn Blakc. With q COM
pa:S such as she had about her in
',Brcwster's Millions" Going Some"
woud undoubtedly be ii happy diver
aIon The house last niaht was not
one to ovcrtax either the box Office
STAFF or tho usber
.GArEIcK-In dramatic AMI
fautie$siy executed, LEAH Eirschna" az
presented by the William lngcraoil com
rany at the Galrlcls last night, inspired
u big audience with its pathos and
meaning. Seldom have Mr.. lnscrsoll
and Miss Nielsen appeared in roles
more suited to them; seldom has the
support keen SO excellent.
Forced by her father to attempt the
robbery of the man she secretly loved.
Lean lpStDIli ~ StuS'llE III bUf utti
by him, but no instead of turning her
over to the police. wins her repentance
in a acone tecning with suspense ana
tcnseiy drawn incidents. Incidentally,
u rural love scene fills out With salts
faction and charm. Tho motive Of
Leah Klcschnn'--the theory that crime
is bitter unto itself and can be cllmm-
nted not by punishment but by love
is so strong that one is not surprised
A 10 i,u, ~. "a N,.,.
Fisk's best plays. Time and time again
The actors last night were recalled. 1t
Is worth recording, too. that the patrons
Of the Garrick have risen with tho pay
crs--they cvince II total lack Of the old
time love of meiodrama
SO well rounded is tho lnsersoll
stock company that there is l!tila dis
tinction in the capabilities of the play
ers. For Instance, last night. Mr. eros
by. who has played With Robert Man
tell in Shakespcarean productions and
altcrnated with him In such roles as
Iago, julius Caesar and Mark Antony,
handled the difficult part OF the robher
In a mastery manner. One might go
through the list of characters ana give
equal praise. Leah kldschna" will be
both Il surprise and delight to play
nesday and Saturday matinces will be
given.
# DANIISLS---"A Happy New Year" IL
the title of the offering Mt the Daniels
theater this week by the now well es-
tablishcd Alcn Curtis musical comedy
company. IT Is decided Improvement
over last wcek'a bill. As usual with
this little organization of fun and folly
makers The chorus comes In for the
best hand. They seem to improve with
each week, Henry Auerbach has the
best character. part he has been seen III
rs yet. and he does 1t we'll. while Miss
Swinnerton and the chorus make hit
with their rendition of ia Paloma" IN
Spanish costume "&ngcl Eyes" sung
by some of tho most recent graduates
from the merry merry is well receivcd.
The same bill runs at the Daniels all
the week with the customary perform
ances and matinecs.
SHUBERT--Thc Frederick Moore
Stock company entertained n good
sized audience last evening with it's
presentation of THE Red Cross Nirsc.''
tho week. and promises to draw we'll.
The future plans of the house after
the present week are not yet entirely
settled.
MOVING iPICTuREs--The Lama, Isis
md Elite all drew well pleased crowds
Saturday ana Monday evenings whcI
the now bills OF ttefwcelt were an
ro,nced. Tho main features at the vnrI-
Gus houses are more Than Ills Duty
at the Luna. "a Plucky American Girl'
Mt The Elite, and IA Bearded Bandit"
at the Isis.