The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
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IL taxes a wise man to nIs~
fool This old adage was play pay Il,
ter exemplifed than bv +bo lever be-,
Of Cecco, in The Dukes a-...1'aets,
new comedy written ssr.-.''.l'
Frederick Warde- Tho r-,551g.idlly "a,
in many ways to that Of RaIr.t.ss Einls,
MOntebank, one of Warda's T-alaof IL
tie creations. It combines Et,loSl arts,
qualities of pathOs and ~, eALFea.
calls forth the vast varsa+fIt..'LIuf, a15
great art The dOmineut S.SS Of bis
The Dukes Jester" is finn .- -, O.
is repleJe with such unusual -. tHe psg
and amusing instances as .--lle,,'all1s
in the daily life of a COM ~ oolg,
tells a story. too. of great irt,-o-
bracing love, intrigue. a77bf.:-eG En-
Viilainy. The scene is Tsf7 -oa a15
Italy, at the close of the siv+. ~ ..Alilss
tury. when lives of men ,gsr, S w te1-
to adventure and amusement ,t57.otsj
honor was best protected "4e1
sword. The play is emh4uisbo5 lie
an elaborate scenic environ. W
gOrge0usly c0stUmed and is ro-1rt....
every detail Mr.. Warda fbfs F-l-7 u
is supported by the famous Rrr,re s1aSo2
pany, which last year won fbs --- S'--'
ton of being the strongest LUX
ton since the Booth and Rsr~et9. --..-i'
binatiOn. Mr.. and Mrs. r r SUI ,'l-
ISABEL Pengra). two wei k7ov1 5 I've
are at the head of the conranr 5TT.N
were especially engaged bv Cfars,-..!
Bruno to fill the important ror..
Nina df BOrgio and Duke Calls
THE Dukes Jester" Will be mess,
at the Salt Lake theatre Thursasr- .-5
Saturday nights "OtheU0- viii
pc played at the Thanksgfvfrp ma.
nee "RiChelieu" Friday night s-l
Hamlet" at the Saturday matinee -'
The next attraction at tho Ma
Grand theatre on Monday evening NJ.
be Lincoln ]. Carriers great Scan.
meIodrama, THE Fast Mail" II B,.
been one the greatest successes kr,.-
to the stage for years. Tt has st.--
of thrilling interest. and the ees-.-
and other mechanical effects are sgt5
to be marvellous There is q r4nrs.--
tatiOn of an engine room on Miss.
Sippi steamboat, with the furnaces nm
der the boiler in active operation
very realistic train Of cars shoots ac-os-
the stage, and the Niagara Falls Son
is one Of the most elaborate and 5sr
ing things ever undertaken In tba
drama. It is described as a beautifnI
vivid and accurate representation If
that StupendOus marvel of nature. The
falls are shown by moonlight. with the
roaring and plunging waters. and the
mist that rises from the seethfHg chr
rent. One of the most prominent NJ
the plays features is the complete
freight train of fourteen cars. with an
illuminated cabOOse, drawn by a prac-
teal locomotive The play itself has
thrilling sitUat tons in abundance
plenty Of hum0r to tighten jas tone and
give it an agreeable flavor Throughout
The Fast MaiI'' viii be Monday Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. with 4
matinee Wednesday.
That sparkling musical comedy. "A
Bell Boy" will be presented in Dis
city on next Thursday at the New
Grand theatre. and 1t is safe TO pre-
dict that standing room VIII be at a
premium before the curtain goes Up
on this humorous play. as il is said 10
be one of the best on the road One
Of the secrets of the success Of "a
Bell Boy is that the management has
jealousy guarded against weakening L
by an Indifferent cast or taWdry seen
cry, and in these details an excellent
discipline has been maintained. "A
Bell Boy viii be presented next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings,
with matinees Thursday and Saturday.