The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08

the opportunity TO do So
Mr.. Mayall showed good judgment In
choosing Men and Women" for hfs
last week hero. People like this young
man, physically he is a picture, but 1t
Is his heart that draws so many to
him. His friends expect TO hear Of
him doing great things some day, and
regret that he md his sterling COM
pany must say goodbye Salt Lakers
are expected to give them a rousing
week. as 4 tribute to their art. and
send Manager Mclean away with q
fat bank roll as a souvenir OF Zion.
The company will give a special
| Thursday matinee Of Camille" by re-
| quest. and all the young ladies IN the
| city Will have q chance to see Mr..
Mayall IN the romantic part OF Ar
mand Duval
There has never been an attraction
at Saltair that has created q sensation
such as has the Royal Hawaiian band.
which will be heard in two new pro-
grammes today at the popular resort,
The audiences have increased in num-
bers each succeeding night Of the
| weeks stay-the Fourth Of July eX-
I cepted, of course-and there has been
no limit TO the enthusiasm which the
musicians have excited during their
| excellent concerts,
| The organization Is not only MILL
| tary band. but II contains so many
novel and interesting features-includ-
ing glee club-that Salt Lakers have
come to believe that there is. after all,
! something new under theI sun.
There will be no dancing tonight
| but the Hawaiians Will play two con-
certs. the first at 80 p. m. and the
second at 80 p. IA. The programme
has ten fine numbers. including Sc
lcctions from Sousa, Verdi. Balfe. Hall,
King and others. and including Ha-
waiian songs by Miss Lei Lehua. John
S. Ellis and the Glee club.
Tonight will be given the closing
performance OF "In Sunny Tennessee
by the Jane Kelton company at Cast
no park. Starting tomorrow night,
Miss Kelton and her company Will pro-
duce a sensational melodrame. "The
Tramp Detective" with an entirely
new set of scenery and effects. The
company Will be cast to advantage, and
O strong bill is assured, New Vaude-
VILE features have been engaged max
ing a good addition to the regular
show. This Will be the last week OF
melodrama at the park On July Is
the regular season of continuous Vau-
devile Will open, and will embrace
European and American novelties.
Monday and Friday OF this week Will
be the usual ladies free nights"
Sarah Truax, who has contracted to
appear under John Corts management
for a term OF years, will not begin her
starring tour until September. 1907. un-
less Mr. Cort is able to close negoua'
tions for play which was one OF the
past seasons notable successes. In
that event Miss Traux Will be fitted
with a play for 1e07-Os especially
adapted to her ability as an emotional
actress, and will in all proba bility ac-
ccpt nn engagement as leading woman
for the coming season. Miss Trua1
appeared recently IN The Prince o.
India" and succeeded Viola Allen II
THE Eternal city"
Anna Helds new piece is to be called
THE Paris Model"
Arthur Dunn is to star next season
in The Little Joker" a musical com
edy by H. II. Winslow.
Jess Dandy, who plays the role OF thu
Cincinnati brewer in PiSley and Lu
ders's musical comedy, THE Prince o
Pilsen." boarded a sadly oVercro" oe'
sixth avenue car on his way 10 m
, New York theater where he was play
ing last week. He soon observed OIL
German sprawling over an area sum
Gent 10 seat two persons at least, "hii
lust In front of him stood poor, wal
woman hanging TO strap. lndignan
at this exhibition of selnshness on IN
part of the German, the comeolai
tapped him on the shoulder, saying
"see here; why don't you move
little so that this tired woman ma
have a scat?
For q moment the German looke
dazed Then broad smile spread owe
his countenance as ne answered
? SAY, dots a joke on you' all right
Dots my vifel'
sarah Bernhard told the Paris IN
teryiewers that she greatly adnireo IN
, air OF freedom In this country lnel
y IL no doubt that we are more free WIZ
our dollars than the people OF any otne
nation Sarah has visited-CieVelah
Plain Dealer.
CHECKERS" the popular race trac
rIsv &c shortly TO start on its hrst ia
cif,c coast trip. The piece hos piaye
7 fourteen engagements In New for
CIV since its original production thre
years ago.
oucn Davis. the playwright, is
Harvard man. and In Greek he too
bonors at Harvard: nevertheless e
does not write plays for the eject play
such as Ibsen and MaeterlincK con
pose, but mclodramas'
II learned how TO write meloor alis &c
~, sitting in the top gallery OF u
tbeaters" he said recently, by lister
- 20 tbe talk that went on there, ar
49,, studyine the taste of the people.
nThe critics Of the top gallery kno
Mt thew want. They are intelhSe1