Deseret Evening News | 1891-07-17 | Page 8 | Amusements

Amiisciiients. At tho Halt I.aUo Theatre tonight wlllbepreiriiladDa.Mllle and Ilt-laa co' play, Men and Women," by Chailea I'rohniau'a comptuy. The advauco aalo lia Ucu lirge, and a crowde.1 houtu la aituri-d. The coin pany will not bo aren In Ihlt city again for two year, Ixiver of Hie drama hould not mlat till opimrtunlty of eeelug them At the matinee buuor row "Men nnd Women" will be given, and tomoirow night "ltl lomacy." Helta llrothrr clrcu gave two uo-retittil uo-retittil la-tformaiicca yeilerday. The attendance wa fully a largo a tho preceding day, Mr. (loodfrlend, advance agentottbe A. M. I'almer rorapany, and rrpre-tenting rrpre-tenting Mr. Al. Hayman, la In town. He la enthutlattlo aa to the tuccta Willi which "Alabama" It luerllng, Heglnnlug Monday July Moth, A. M. I'alinrr'aroaiiaoy wlllbehera In Auguttue Thoiuat'a auccettful Amell can play, "Alabama". It pretenla a lltt of naiiira auoclated with the nmat exalted glorlea of the American ttage. The arlora who will lie aeeu In "Ala bama" are Mr. Mturlco Harrymure, Mr.J.H. Htoddait, Mr. li M. Hnl' land, Mr. Charlra I.. Hani, Mr.-lilwatil Mr.-lilwatil Hull, Mr. A.H. Abclh), Mr. Walden ltanuey, Mr. Iteuh Fax and Mlaa May lliooklyn. Mlta Kmlly Hew ard, MltaAgiiia Miller unci Mlta Minnie Min-nie Craddock. Alabama tell, a tlory of touthern life American la theme, In treatment In characteraud location. It It tint, ply and . llcally told aud hu the Idyllic framing of vine and ruoear and tropical vegilatlin.