Salt Lake Telegram | 1904-12-12 | Page 5 | Play Houses and Players

s I ' 1 n f w k s Z. - i " TUX lm , inn . rxGAGrirxT of ins3 E'.anche Bates at the Grand theater, thea-ter, opening Monday night, promises prom-ises to be notable ln(the annals of that house. Miss Bates will present pre-sent The Darling or the " Gods" Monday, Tne&3ay and "Wednesday nights. On Wednesday ertemoon the win give a double bill, "Madame "Ma-dame Butterfly" and "My Aunt's. Advice." The advance sale has been large. Miss Bates. and her company arrived Monday morning; on a special train from. Denver. THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENT OF " White Whittlesey at the Salt Lake Theater opens Monday night, when he will present "Heartsease." His plays during the week will also Include In-clude "Soldiers of, Fortune" and "The Second in - Command." Mr. ' Whittlesey Is under the same management man-agement as Florence Roberts, -1 This Is his first visit to Salt Lake as a star. Good crowds are promised prom-ised during the week, FIELD'S BAND HAD THE USUAL, good crowd at the Grand theater Sunday night. Mrs. Bessie Browning Brown-ing was the soloist and greatly' pleased the audience. The band programme was up to the standard I and was greatly enjoyed.