The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-12

by tho Orphcum STOCK COHpuuS
"old Heidelberg" the famous drama OF
Richard MansAeld's fame. opened inc touEth
week of the Orphcum Stock company engage
mont The drama appeals TO oil, perhaps
more however. 10 those who remember the
ioyiai college days OF the past whether they
jovial college days the Continent. the
college songs. caps and badges go dear 10
oil students mute reminders OF scnool
patriotism but even those who but learn OF
the merry life OF plodding and play caught
tho spirit last evening and npPlaudcd NiGor-
ously. Tho plot has a number OF clever peo-
pie 10 be portrayed The central interest.
however, Is about Karl Heinrich, the young
prince. and Katie, the little inleeper daugh,
ter As tho young monarch Hcrschel Mayall
was exceptionally good. Physically he was
typical of youth and strength. lie has
princcy mein. too. and cicNerS ana artistic-
ally shows the change in two years OF the
gay youth to the monarch burdened with tho
cares OF state.
As Katie. Miss Stuart is winsomc and sweet
She has had various roles during the com.
pany's engagement and has played them all
we'll, but this one nts her exactly, Portcu-
lnrly good is her netting in the second scene
when the prince comes Gus Mortimer as
Dr. Juttner shared the evenings honors with
Mr.. Mayoll, the old professor returning to
boys: he Is a boy with his pupil, he is a boy
and at the same time he docs not forget his
position OF guidance. His work last evening
through the entire programme was very sat
isfactoTy-
To Roy Clements fell the role OF Lutz the
ofilcious valet dc ohambrc. and while the role
is n thnnklcss one. he flled II well.
Elsie Gresham and Mabel Florence have
minor roles and NIL them in satisfactory
manner Miss F'lorence's agility Is recalled
in the manner she handles a broom.
r. J. Barrett as the minister OF state wns
good In acting and meln. To Mr. mclean
rather a minor role. The play is exceptionally
we'll staged and the work ensemble done by
the students and musicians Is very pleasing.
"Old Heidelberg VIII. doubtless. prove a
popular drawing card for the remainder OF
the week Next week Shenandoah" Will be
given
crowded house witnessed the performance
theater again last night There arc plenty OF
thrilling sensations although the comedy ele
ment Is strong, The play deals with the
OF wealthy man, who doc
tor has very large practice In one OF our
large cities, being very much in need OF
money organizes a band OF robbers and is
in the act OF robbing his own house, but man.
aged through his hypnotic powers to escape.
but Is finally recaptured and ends his life by
poison. The company Is well cast. Whit Bran
don being especially good the Shadow,
while Mias Tucker and Miss Porrlc are very
good The San Francisco nrc pictures are the
best moving pictures that have even been
seen. souvenir matinee Will be given to
morrow
Warm weather what the Casino park
management was waiting for, and the way the
crowds nocting there every night now
ought To DO gratifying TO the owners. The
show given by Zinn's company this week sur
the way OF musical show, and the cast is
already becoming popular. nearly every mem
ber receiving ovation their appearance
each week in different role. Particularly
good this week Horace Mann and Cad
Franks In their pleasing parts and little
Jessie Brown In more OF her original dances
For Her Childrcn's Sake" is drawing large
crowds TO the Lyric this week. and the pnt-
rons of this house think this tho best OF tho
shows yet put on by this popular stock com
pnny The regular bargain matinee is an
nounced for Wednesday
Henrietta Crossman will appear Mt the Snlt
Lake Theatcr next Monday in her latest Nav
York success. Mary. Mary Quite Contrary"
Miss Crossmon has q proud record OF sue
cesses, but the most brilliant mark comes from
her work In this new comedy. The appear
here Of gifted actress will appeal
to all patrons OF the thcatcr. Her record in
long runs is two years in New York In Mis-
tress Nell" hundred nights In "As You
Like it two seasons in Sweet Kitty Bel
lairs.' and long runs In other plays-
Tho Dixie Carnival company, which mr.
rived in the city yesterday. took up its head
quarters nj the Salt Palace, where IL Will re-
main for week.
The company comprises fve shows Ferris
wheel and other amusemcnts pertaining 10
carnival shows. Manager Thomas announces
that the shows Will be open today He Is
aso high diver and will eive two free per-
formances daily afternoon and evening from
a heighth Of lo0 feet.
LONDON, June 1i.-Mme MarccIla Sem
brich has signed q contract calling for thirty
concerts in the United States. beginning in