Show PROF LEO C BRYANT 1 Although be has been a resident of I Salt Lako but a short time Prof Leo C Bryant has already acquired renown re-nown as a violin soloist and as a teacher or violin and piano Last summer he conducted tho orchestra at the Salt Lako Theater and Is at pres l ent musical director of the New Grand theater orchestra His violin solos rendered at the Held band Sunday v Prof Leo C Bryant night concerts have been a feature and have delighted tho throngs of music lovers who have been In attendance at-tendance Prof Bryant studied at I the Chicago conservatory and also under several of the leading masters In New York city He Is today considered con-sidered one of the most able teachers in the West woo maKe tnis claim forget mat mere Is un clement to figure with which the syndicate must respect as much as the lowest manager the public Whenever When-ever the syndicate lowers the standard stand-ard or furnishes a deteriorated t class of entertainment the public will turn and encourage the ppponents who have something better to offer And aCer all the syndicatehas gone to the highest sources and paid the best salaries sal-aries for the talent it has offered to the public When as has seemed true In one or two Instances It has attempted at-tempted to depreciate artists who undertook un-dertook Independent management or to exclude from Its chain of theaters those who conducted Individual enterprises enter-prises the public has resented the action ac-tion and flocked to hear the ones thus ostracized by this combination In other words thp theatrical combination combina-tion or monopoly Is subject to the same limitations that surround all such enterprises must have the public as Its consumers give that public pub-lic what It wants and cater to that public otherwise the public will go to another market for Ita theatricals Those who ave opposed the new system arc wont to point to the great company Augustln Daly created as an evidence of what can be accomplished by a oysters of personal management and government Mr Daly was a remarkable re-markable man an exception to the rule and a master oC stagecraft lie was more than a marjager more than a producer ho was a master of every branch of his profession There arc few jjAugustin DalyE there was no othcP during his supremacy In New York lie posso80 < l unusually artistic ncmjion He had the faculty of moldIng mold-Ing players Into tho best formrrof bringing out their latent possibilities to the utmost and Blamplng It with his own peculiar genius Such artists OH Edith Klngd n now Mrs George Gould Ada Rohan Virginia Dreher John Drew Sirs Gilbert Mr Howls Otis Skinner Mr Fisher Mr Parkes are not developed every manager Such comedies as these players presented pre-sented after adaptation by Mr Daly |