The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-01

SALT LAKE THEATRE-Hom talent In m
paylcts by Edwin Milton Roylo.
4 large audience at the Salt Lake Theatre
| last night greatly enjoyed helping along good
cause. The entertainment was given primor-
| lily for the bcrent Of tho Free kindergarten
| for the bcnent OF It's patrons having tho help
| ful influence that caused them To be stirred TO
much laughter.
The short plays given wero those very anus
| ing ones OF Edwin Milton Roylc. Capt
| lmpudcnce' and Trips Troubles" and wcro
given under the direction Of the authors SIS
ter, Mrs. Martha Royle King who is 80 capa-
BILE In such work. Mrs. {. r. Richards. In
the part OF Mrs Trgg the widow In Capt
lmpudencc," displayed her rare qualifications
for tho stage Her art was that OF tho real
artist. She was n beautiful widow and on
dowcd the character with 2aycty and charm.
And she played the part with such ease and
naturalncss. and with such pleasing and ex-
a most delightful one. AB the young daughter
OF Major BuGg. Mrs Lcdyard NJ. Bailey cx-
ot pretty eoqucttsh and witul young lady
In love Her changes OF mood were most
cleverly presented. and her playing throughout
was artistic. John d Spencer was a hand
sona and dnshing Captain lmpudence. This
talented actor who is always entertaining,
showed again last night that he IL one OF the
best OF comedians, boins altogether admirable
ahd enjoyable as the persistent lover. And
d. c, Dunbar. In the part OF tho Mapor
Nealed much dramatic ability His makeup
and manner were perfect, and In all respects
his presentation OF the irascible old army ON
N''r WIZ ishulN Si'iucu W lnS "luo" WllSn,
was very worthy.
Trips Troubles runs along more broadly
chSroe n n Nc%on 0 W%s e%J%ys6S 5 the M
OF Mrs. rrlpp. She wns very attractive In
appearance and clever in method and carried
her comedy part with skill and grace Ebert
Thomas. the wcll-known University actor was
Mr. Trip. ard he went through tho husbands
lnughablo troubles with his usual success
Bcrnnrdinc Fecny was excellent in the chnrac-
ter OF the colorcd girl, and Andrew Dc Ber-
nardi was gooI In the parts OF the Ensign and
the fireman.
Between the plays Joel l. Pricat made q
most entertaining talk on Tho Humors OF the
san FTancioco Disaster
The audience large and fashionable
one and though the price OF tickets was low,
the receipts amounted to about Ai5
The ofricerB and directors OF the Free Kin
dergorten. under whose auspices the enter
4sinment z mem was given arc MS follows: Mrs L.
president Mrs. Elmer r Jones. secre-
tary. Mrs. Simon Bambergcr. treasurer; Mrs
C. C. H. McMahan. Ms Sol sisgcl. Mrs. F. $.
cent, Mrs. J. NJ Dart Mrs. Z o. Lee. Mrs
W S. Mccormick, Mrs, C NJ Bacon. Mrs.
Byron CumminE'' Miss Mary May.
oRPHEUM THEATER-HIgh-closs vaude-
villc-
II will be disappointment to the many
patrono OF the orpheum to learn that tho pres-
ent blu Will close the popular house for the
season. unless some change is made in the
plans OF the management The bill presented
this week is good ono and has a number OF
clever features. Perhaps the best feature Is
the wonderful monkeys belonging to Tony
Ryder, The skillful performances of these lit
before their first turn finished. Their
repertoire. IL one may coll H. includes u
number OF new monkey tricks: they cakc-wnlk
they drink brown fluid from q bottle they
jump from high pole and do many bicycle
trlck1
Flo Adler is q clever young miss who sings
number OF popular congs and won Instant
approval from the front rows, Rose and Ellis
arc pair OF barrcl-jumpers and are far above
In
stunts The comedy musical act. present
Lopez are pair of Spanish musicians direct
from Madrid. and their performances last
evening we're evident demonstrations of their
prove one OF the beat attractions OF tho week
Dan Reckiaw. tho specialist on tho bicycle.
shown on the Tse seaTss fG
Coke" and Assist the Blind, Tale OF Graft"
There is no doubt but what Miss Ethel
Tucker has made a hit with the thoatcr- soers |
of Salt Lake crowd that nled every spot
In the house greeted her again last night and
every one waS pleased with the show put on
at such cheap prices. better production of
Tho Two Orphans has not been seen here
is very good 4 very large sale Is reported
for tonight and Wednesday matinee
After tho regular performance Of tho Cher
ry Blossoms on Thursday and Friday nights
the Salt Like public Will have chance 10 sec |
the first wrestling bouts in the CITY for |
quite a little while when John Willie the |
we'll known heavyweight from Chicago, viii |
wrestle oil comers. and Will forfeit $50 to eny
one he does not defeat in fifteen minutes. Two |
or threo men night viii probably be takon |
on and Some startling bouts are looked for.
Blanche Walsh's short engagement at the |
Salt Lake theater at the cina OF the week I'm |
The Woman In the Case promises 10 be a |
most popular
THE Lion and the Mouse" by Charles
Klein tho author of Tho Music Master win |
commence an engagement or flve nights ut the |
Salt Lake theater Tuesday. May s This play |
has been OF the most successful Of the |
season The prices Tor the engagement Will |