Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-08

contrary 20 the every day idea that
most dolairs have wings. The play
abounds in ridiculous situations, and
goes with a lively swing. II has been
reviewed 50 often that il Is now only
necessary 70 say that Royal Tracey as
Monty Brewster does fine work, drop.
ping into the role in an easy natural
way that catches the audience from
the start Iona Bright is captivating
as the sweetheart Peggy. Gus Christie
as Sunshine came IN for his share OK
applause. The company on the whole
Is fairly well balanced. and being so
well staged "Brewsters Millions" Of
fcrs a good treat. the storm scene on
the yacht being specially effective II
runs all the week with matlnees We'd
nesday and Saturday
BUNGALOW-The return Of both
Maude Leone and willard Mack 20 the
stage was warmly welcomed az the
Bungalow Monday night. when that
sprightly comedy "A Bachelors BO-
nance" was the attraction. That
Macks popularity continues undiuun-
ished was evidenced by the very gen
erous applause that greeted his every
effort Miss Leone. Din private life Mrs
Mack) seemed TO have fully recovered
from her hospital experience.
a Bachelors Romance is admirably
h0aDAtu as a NFlAlNAf ANA Ahtf ANaNAAAN
OF the company's talents. IL has been
a long time since Mack has shown 20
such good advantage as he did IN
Hosea Howe, a young man Of rural
rearing who Is made acquainted with
the wiles Of the great white way
His work was Of an effective character
all through
As Virgie Rand. Miss Leone has q
part which gives opportunity for the
demonstration of her excellent ability
and Of which she took every adyan-
tage. Miss Irene Outtrim. who sub
stituted for the part during the ill-
ness OF Miss Leone, returned % her
original assignment OF Niobe Farquhgr
and demonstrated her versatility by
obtaining everything possible from "A
part which Is rather colOrless.
James Rennie. Elmer Booth. Fredcr-
lex Moore. Reed NJ Clarke. Joseph
Kennedy Harry Babb and Pearl Either
completed the cast In a manner which
left nothing wanting. The play Will
continue throughout the week with the
usual matinees
GRAND-Theodore Lorch's stock
company Is again playing to good
| business at the Grand and demon
| strating what push and pluck, coupled
with talent. can do IN a day as IL were.
! In converting a quiet. poorly patronized
place enjoying profitable business. In
"A Fathers Devotion" which con-
tinues for the week Mr Torch has a
good opportunity to display his versa
tility. George Forester is pretty much
Of a high class villain and such gem
tlemen are not popular with most aa-
diences but in spite OF this Mr Torch
had the audience with him most OF the
time The play Is a semi blood-and-
! thunder melodrama fun 10 the brm
with strenuous human life with Geo.
Forester as the center Jim Dixon.
the confederate who does the really
mean things. Is in the hands Of George
Graves. Allen Gilmore impersonatad
Harry Burgess very pleaslngly Jack
Conway gave a good account Of him
! self as Gerald Miss Lillian Brockwall
made Of the daughter Margaret an at
! traCtive and pleasing character. ana
showed herself a faithful little actress
Miss Cecil Fay Is good en- anything she
attempts. and as Cecile Austen she ,v1s
right at home. and great favorto
with the audience. while the rest II
tho support was very satisfactory The
same play runs out the week
MISSION-There was another nigh.
Of darkness at the Mission thoater I,st
night In spite ~ the EFFORTS made bv
Manager John Clark and the OFFICIALS
OF the oregon short Line railroad TO
arrange 20 get the new PLAYERS here
| they did not appear last night after
being on the road from the west sine,
| early last week. II was aOnounca1
| then that the members OF the bin would
certainly be here today and the hope