Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-05

THEATER-A handsome and appte-
ciatiNe audience, though one that nard-
ly came up 90 the old time conference
proportions greeted "a stubborn Gin
dcrcNa at tho Theater last night The
presentation had an immense reception
~ belongs along the lines of the merry
musical comedies which have been sent
out from Chicago by Mr.. Singer Tor
the last several years, thc strong teA-
lures Of which are hard working
chorus. hcwildcrng costumes, ANA sew
eral good singing voices, an clu~lefel
around a comedian who might almost
be a star on his own account The
particular comedy luminary with a
stubborn Cinderella" Is MT. Homer b.
Mason. whose Mac is "a clever de-
lineation throughout of It's kind; IN
deed. the creator OF the role, Mr. JACK
Barrymore. has no advantage over Mr.
Mason except the name. The part
created by Sally Fisher that of Lady
Leslie. is now lu the hands of Miss
LILA. a charming singer who made A
handsome impression, i'm spite OF the
occasional burr OF the pralries I'M the
pronunciation Of words containing the
letter r. The cast scinullated with
bits that were capahly done, the best
Instances being the Fat Of MI McMh-
Ian, the Lois OF Miss Merrill the Colo
mel OF Mr. Romalue. and the Skcctcr
OF Mr. Carter The ladies' chorus was
especially distinguished for IT'S dane
ing and singing. and the whole pre-
seutation went with a rush. dash ana
infusion Of ginger. which carries every
thing before a.
a stubborn Cinderella" runs to-
night tomorrow afternoon and evening,
and will no doubt play to hoaNy pusl-
ness through It's engagement
TABERNACLE TONIGHT-Thc con-
cert by Miss Maggie Tout and the Tab
ernacle choir occurs this evening, ana
Judging by the general Interest mani
tested. ana the nno impression left by
the young lady on her last appearance,
the occasion will be a notable one
THE THIEF-The advance sale
opened this morning az the box oitlea
for the presentation of The Thief, 10y
Kelley and shannon at the Iheuter
opening Thursday evening.
ORPHEUM-O boz part 90 the
great number OF conference visitors IN
the city. out none the less deserved
from standpoint of merit, the per-
Torrance at tine pIphcum Monday eve
ming was Witnessed by % packed house.
The program AN the way through ls
pleasing. while three of the numbers
may easily Dee Classod as hcadliners.
The blu starts of with the Bimbos, "a
comedy acr1uatC pair who do some
clever work with a dash OF comedy
which makes the sketch most entertain
iuE Bert Leslie is back again with
mis- classic aggregation OF BOWcry slang
embodied an the playlet Hogan in
Society" Leslie gives e. correct imita-
ton or real BoNcry bartender with
UI. peculiar methods of speech. LnNcon,
Cross and company iu ttumau sports
and Il-t.mcs" give AN exhibition of
fonts OF strength which is unsurpassed,
IaNppu's control over his muscles is
little short of marvellous. Emma
Francis. and her t"o Arabian boys, do
SOME nigh class tumblng and dancing,
Miss Francis executing the 'CartwncgI'
and other agrUbItiu stunts as clDNrrly
.a har two boys Her dancing ls
particularly pleasing and her Work was
received with heavy applause. IN tnt
.IInarl. sketch. "Thp Nap' John 7.
Tnorup and Grace Carleton win their
..uy nc once 90 the hearts of the audl-
,uue. Thomes political speech Us one
of the funniest things ON the bill, ana
uo kent the audience roaring AN the
time NcGIuuls brothers are above the
ordinary Boo tholr clog dancing special
a. Frank stanford with Miss Marie
Stone and "a tine English setter portray
a hunting scene which ls iuimittole'
-aHorI's vhIstliug limitations are httle
short of wonderful and boz be- a whole
harvard Boo ono. Ills whistling ot the
mggkIug bird with music accoinpanl-
meut. is especially pleasing Inc UT
pbcum orchestra is up 10 les usual hlsn
It,r5lrI ana the excellent bin Is
brought Co "a close with two new NHlo-
drome pictures.
colONTAG.-After seeing the OK