Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05
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respect for 'l'a American dram"
as an institution. ana with
doubled regard for MI, Thomas. whose
,Alnbaina, and "Arizonu" long ago
save him n secure place in cui' esteem.
The Colonial, IN furnishing VIZ with
this instance of Bruadways best, may
well feel a sense Of satisfaction, though
ii may be somewhat limmcd by the
Knowledge that 1t hus given it's patrons
n taste of something that will mako l.
harder to satisfy them with the rest OF
The bill of fare. TO erect Il standard Is
one ti,ing-to maintain IT tx another
~ the Garrick, Miss Hobbs" has
CHARMED rather than excited enthusi.
asm Next week Mr.. IngGrsoll VIII
p make another venture in the leading
lady line. not yet having heon success
tpl in finding some one that stood mora
nearly abreast nj bis OVID measure
some one who Should be % Garrick
PATRONS what Re3ecca Warren was to
Hose OF the Grand. Alack and alas,
shall we ever 500 those days return.
NJ, wonder? The Orphcup week has
been nm of one, another Ease of CIV
ing n first class biz and then struggling
In vain to keep ~ to- 1t. Business,
however, has not been bad, while mt the
Shubcrt and the moving picture houses.
where tho tides Of prosperity cyb and
flow, there has been the usual tale to
tell. ID
sincc the days Of ",rhc Resurrection"
mud .Thc Straight Way Blanche
Walsh has rather been lost sisht OK
in the west The reason was thar ahe
was taking II vacation In Europe 10 re-
cupcrate and to look for new play
She has evidently attained both OF her
y objects. for she comes back this season
To resume her starring tour with AN
entirely new vehicle in The Other
Woman" The author says tlat II IS
not Il problem play, but ilay with
a problem. the love story Of q wonsh
who faces the problem of effacins her
sclfifor another. "Thc Other Woman
was written by Frederick Arnold Kun
mer a noted magazine anthor VINO
wrote the story especially FOR Miss
Walsh. The supporting players nave
been chosen with great care ana WIN
include George w Howard. Nellie 3u.-
ler.:and other strong names. MI noW
ard was once leading man Tor Et,ei
Barrymore. ~,
day. Tuesday ana Wednesdays on
Tuesday night, tbs election returns WIZ
he read from the stage, which should
be- an added feature.
TWO BILLS AT THE COLONIAL.
n will be lively week at tho Co.
Ionnl next week, with THE GODDESS or
Liberty" holding forth the first halr.
und tho spcctacular Cow and the
Moon" the second THE Goddess 81
Liberty" is another of Mort II. singers
Zig musical successes. and Is the one
In which Sallc Fisher made 50 strong
4, success. Tho company Is headed ny
Joscph T.. Howard. who Is said to be
n remarkable bass singer ns well rs
a lively actor. Such popular songs as
tho following had their origin IN me
Gnddess Of LIBERTY" Don't Choose Il
Gibson irl,"..whcrc Are They Now"
8"If All Moons Were Honcymoons,'
Here's to the Last Girl" etc.
.I'hc Cow and the Moon" belongs on
,ho order of the dramatizcd Mother
Goose stories, which, when mounted IN
big spectacular fashion. have proved so
popular with the public. Mr.. Charles
IA. SeIlon, who originatcd inc roe or
..Happy" in THE Cat and tho Fiddle
is the central figure in the new pro-
yluction. The music for the piece was
written by Carlton T.. Colby, who Is
also responsible for The Cat and the
Fiddle" compositions. Some distinct
novelties and scenery arc promised. IN
Guiding n girls seminary. Pullman
palace car, glant locoli''tiNc' wv
moon, as viewed from tho earth, ana
tho earth as viewed from tho mooon
Mr.. Scllon has u company of over
40 people well known in cxtrhvaganzn
circles, including Bess Taft, Jean Ca
rowthcrs, Anita" dainty little Hazel
Rice, Clarence Sterling. c. l.. Patterson,
VIII NJ. Hacnel. Jack Blair, Harry L.
Allen and others.
AT THE ORPHEUM.
High Life In Jail.' II farce written
by Rem Shields. and played by com
pany headed By WIN II. Sloan and Bill
Mack, will headline the new bill at
the Orphcum. This farce has to do
with Il truly remarkable jail, as the
inmatcs 1.-Two the life of pampcrcd club
men and arc the real hosts while the
warden. q happy so lucky German. does
what he IL told by the men supposed
To be in his charge.
tamescs, 1.-The Egyptian Wonder
Worker" will perform the fcats for
(which he is famed III u special scenic
setting designed for his Temple of