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TOUard V.'e!he was the eoloht at ths Orand theater concert last night, and this fact brought out the largest audience of the season. Wclhe's opening number was "Carman Fantasia," end so well did - It please tnat another, lid yet another, , number was demanded. .'i'h concert waa In honor of company H. end a good rep-, reentst'on of H members was present. Scott V oodward, one of them, was the . voral soloist of the evening, and rendered two eeJecUous In excel.cnt stylo. Jtrs. Erune's enragenaent at the Salt Lake Theater has been canceled, and her - tour for this season abandoned. 111-heaith 111-heaith and finally a complete collapse necessitated this action on Mrs, Brune's fart. iuauatter Pyper has filled the days eft cren by thig cancellation, January liith, luth and Est, with the Gordon Opera company, which is cow playing; In Denver. Den-ver. V see T.'Iss Ilelen Bover has been engarel to play the part of Zoan in Corlanton" pet r"inert!y, the physicians having advised luss Vlgoreux, who was to play the role, cot to return to the stage this season. The University bramatlo club will present. pre-sent. Its new play, "The Amazons," a three-act farcical romance by A, W. Pin-ro, Pin-ro, at the Bait Lake Theater Friday night. This play Is one of Flnero's best, and is undoubtedly the brightest farce he t has yet written it is full of clever say-lnre say-lnre and funny situations, and it proba b;y Is better fitted tor the club than . . anything yet produced. The club ts Indeed In-deed to be congratulated on Its past successes, suc-cesses, this being tha seventh year of Its existence, and never yet has it met with ,, anything but success,- beginning as It did under such unfavo-able circumstances circum-stances not even having the support of the students nor the faculty of the school, liut row not only has It worked Itself Into the hearts of all at the school, but also Into favor with the Salt Lake thea-. thea-. ter-golng public, and Is often spoken of as the Home Dramatic club, .' J. H. Btoddart celebrated his seventy- sixth birthday last week, which gives him ' some months "aye" on Mr. Jefferson, for It - the title "Dean of the American Stage.' v Kirk La Sheila's production of "Ser-geant "Ser-geant James." another army romance not . unlike his "Arizona." la one of that thea- ' ter's strongest offerings this season, -C j Helen Bertram has been engaged for ? the title role ln'"Pesy from Paris," opening In Chicago on January 26th, Dorothy Dor-othy Morton will succeed her In "The Prince of PUsen," see It was announced last week that when Stephen Phillips's drama, "Ulysses." is produced in New York. In February, Charles Dalton will play the title role and Hilda Spong will appear as Calypso. e Mrs. JamesN Brown Potter has declined - Oscar Hammersteln's offer to her to originate orig-inate In America the principal . role In Tolstoi's "Resurrection" at a weekly salary sal-ary . of $1500. Mrs. Potter bsd Just pre-,' pre-,' vlo.usly signed contract for a tour of the English provinces to give recitations , with musical accompaniment. . e e . r W. "J.' Henderson & 8on bave in preparation prep-aration a scenic and electrical produe-L produe-L tion of Marie Corelll's "The Vendetta," j dramatised by George A. Lawrence, who will be festured ' in the character role. Time is being booked rapidly by Mr. Lawrence in New York. e e . "Did you save my diamonds?" shrieked the frantic actress, ' as the hotel where , she was stopping nollapsed in smoking ruin. "Permit me,", said the fire chief, as be banded her the gems. "Oh, fiddlesticks!" she said. In a disappointed dis-appointed tone, "that's Just my luck I" e e e . Augustus PItou la writing another Irish drama for Chauncey Olcott. it will be produced next season. - . : I Broadway has It that David Belasco will star Lillian Russell next season. The . . scenario of a musical version of an ancient an-cient cl aspic has practically been accept- -a ed by the star and her manager, and the f '-'work Is now underway. Belasco Intends ' ' to open the eye of the theater-going' ' world with Miss Russell's piece, as he did ' with "Du Barry" and Tbi Darling of the Gods," when compared with the ordinary ordi-nary dramatic production. |