| Show i II PLAYS AND II St Success s of or Symphony Orchestra Con Coni- cert cerl It I was a fashionable and critical audience that filled tho ho entire lower lowe part pait of the Theatre yesterday afternoon afternoon after after- noon on tho ho occa occasion ion of the tho seventh se concert of oC the thc Salt Si Lal Lake c Symphony orchestra under the direction of or Arthur Arthur Arthur Ar Ar- thur Shepherd ld The Thc audience was mado made up of or genuine lovers hovers of or music who displayed marked interest and appreciation In each number ren ren- dered The program was an artistic arrangement and one one selected to please e eal all al and In this did not fall af The Thc hod bod body of players had hind the thc Attention of or Its Is from Crom the thc first number to tho lie concluSIon of or the he program It I must musto bo be o said that the thc performance tiny day ny surpassed ed all concerts ever given 1 by y this organIzatIon al Thc T. T AtI Al- Al I 1 cn Len and Mr Alfred L L. L Furrel Furre Miss Allen Alen the thc difficult concerto In G minor by Bruch giving gl the thc Adagio and Finale of ot this concerto with breadth and precision Miss Us Al AlIen Allea Allen Al- Al len lea uses Ulet her violin well wel vell Sho She has hus an artistic one ono with wih volume and purl purity Mr 11 a new acquisition to our singing ringing fraternity gave a beautiful rendition of f the wen well known Within These Sacred Bowers from Thc The Thela Magic la lc Flute b by Mozart with wih good ta taste te and Intelligence Ho He was sas also aIs heard hear In the Song Sons from Philomen at Bands by Gounod Mr Farrel has a beautiful smooth tone of oC rare compass compas although of not great volume as ono might suppose JudgIng Judging Judg Judg- ing big from his stature The he orchestra orchestra numbers were cre Prelude Prelude Pre Pre- lude to Hansel Hancl and Gretel by Hum- Hum Unfinished Symphony in B minor by Schubert Invitation laton In to the thc Waltz b by Weber eber and IU the ballet balet music The Thc Queen of Sheba uy oy Goldmark The first and last latt latt numbe numbers numbers num num- be bers were the most difficult and were vere tendered In a very velY masterly manner manlier Thc rho Invitation to the tho Waltz alz re received received re- re cehe the thc greatest amount amoun of approval up- up the tho cello celo solo In this number num num- her ber being well wel played by Mr Ir Press Pres Tho The concert was a most enjoyable able affair and to Arthur Shepherd the thc conductor Is h due ue a great greut amount of credit for fOl the lie prompt manner maimer in which the musicians responded to his baton I JILt t a u Hit Bit of or the Story Forty five FOIl minutes from Broadway Think of tho the chango change it brings For the he short time It takes What hat a difference it makes In the thc wa ways vas s 's of or tho the and amid things things- Oh what hat a flue fine bunch of or Reubens Oh what a jay atmosphere Like a real reah rural ruml play imagine Broadway Drada Broad Broad- Drad- Drad way vay a Only forty five minutes from Crom hero The above verso verEe quoted quotel from a song sons In iii George M. M Cohan's ohan's mu music ic play For ty five ty Minutes From Broadway gives au an un adequate Idea where and how he lie 11 happened to hit upon such uch an odd title for the Lie most successful play pIn he lie has bus tte ever written and which will wi be pre presented present ent- ent ed cd here Monday Monlay and Tuesday nights and special Tuesday fuday a t plen- plen did company headed b by un Un- n- n dot der dol tho tIme direction of or Klaw Kia aim una i Cr- Cr mr- mr r- r langeI The Tho scenes of or the play are alC laid In New Rochelle N. N N Y only t 15 minutes from Broadway while the thc deals with certain story of oC the thc play wih citizens of oC the above aboe e town During tl the ie action of the comedy these characters characters char char- acton will wi show what a difference the small smal town folks' folks Idea o of life ICo is to that of or the he blase Broadway men and women Tho The role In which CorInne will vill appear Is that of oC Mary Jenkins ns the thc most most popular servant belant girl In New Rochelle She Sho I is engaged to be marled married mar mar- vied led to a man named Dan Cronin a promoter of oC bucket shops whose whole business is thriving for tor the first two acts of the play At the he announcement announcement announcement announce announce- act ment of or their engagement a scandal arises and the tho girl Is accused of or being being In n league with Cronin who It Is Is' discovered die dis covered has robbed tho the girls girl's employer em dl 1 m by selling belling him bogus shares thares mine The Thc rob rob- In n the Montana copper rob the death bony ber is only discovered at ut of Cornelius Corelus Casleton Castleton for Cor whom Mary Iary hu has been boen working for thirteen years and upon the tho arrival to New Rochelle of the heir Thomas Bennett Ben Den nett the thc girl Is a asked ked to leave leavo the theton net town to She fc Is I upheld however b by the thc citizens an and asked to until her Innocence Innocenc is thoroughly established The Drones CS of the lie I l u tlc Iles In Iii 11 At Yale Tho The dresses dregs to to be bu be seen In the ne neu nc college play At tt 1 Y Yale Yale le jq to o be pre by Paul and a large Jarge company at ut tho ho Salt Lake Inke theatre on next Wednesday an and Thursday are said sid to be perfections of or the tho modiste's art alt Miss Dorothy Randall Randal the heroine hero hero- ine Inc of the lie play has Just returned from Crom froman Croman an extended trip ru to Europe an and appeals appeal's ap up- pears peals with Ith tho he latest creations of or and Worth orth Polly the fiancee i of oC Jack Randall Is In the thc same saDie set and anI has ideas o of her own on toe the all all- absorbing topic tople of oC dress dress The list of or hats alone is a bewildering one There aO are aro hats from Crom London Lonton bonnets from Crom Paris and creations from Vienna As the scenes call for COl morning afternoon an and evening clothes cothes there thore are arc fre varieties va va- va- va of 01 every sort ort for every hour hoU of or the day Among the morning gowns arc are whites and blues and nn pinks I loo oo lc Comedy I IThe I The Thc King of or Tramps a Yankee Doodle comedy In four tour bl big laughing acts now at the Grand contains more actual wit wi more Innocent mischief more admirable acting and amid good singIng sing sing- Ing lag and dancing than is to be found in any ten of ot the average called so-called so-caled so musical comedies comedies A matinee will wJ be given this afternoon One of oC the lie cleverest musical farce comedies ever seen een on 01 a local stage will vIll wi furnish the entertainment at the thc Grand Sunday Sunda evening when Stephens Steph Steph- ens and LInton's merry melange of fun un music and ant dances My Iy VICes Wife's Family will vill wJ bo be the attraction It Itis I is fj a f play pin that hint affords unlimited amusement from the thc opening act to the final laughable situation Although farcical In character the comedy Is cleverly constructed and the tho various complication work out with wonderful won won- originality Tho The main situations situa situa- ions the tho mother law tons hinge on 11 theme and deals heals with wih the attempts or oran oran oran an active young oung husband Jack Ga Gay to dislodge his unwelcome relative e from his home The east cast cst is one of the thc best bes ever seen presenting musical comedy The Thc he engagement Is for fOl four nights and mind Wednesday matinee The Thc Hazardous Loop and the thc other acts on the thc Orpheum bill bi will wi be seen for foi the lie last time this his afternoon n and evening when the tie program will wi ill make way for a bill bi which embraces a number num ber of or excellent features headed b by byMa Ma la May and ane Fred Edwards in Dream their thel clever clo A Bachelors Bachelor's for Brother Buile The lut lust last two performances 0 of Brother for Cor Br wll will T bo o given IOl at nt tho the I Lyric Ic theatre today with wih iv a u matInee mat- mat lace Inee nee and night |
