The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11

comedians. The De Gray trio goes
through amusing gymnastic. evolutions
Boys The ORourkc Burnett trio.
mother, father and son. singing and
dancing combination, are booked for A
hfteen-minute turn, Drury Hart and Hat
tic Richardson Will present tho skit, The
Try Out" The kinoGrome will also fur
nish some new motion pictures and
stories. The management announces that
for next week an unusually good attrac-
ton has been booked I'm the form of Mig
nonctto Kokin. the French mimic, singer
dancer and comedicnne.
Edward Balty's new musical farce com
edy, A Scotch High Ball" Will be the
feature Of the Baltimore Beauties Bur
lesque company that Is announced as the
attraction at the Lyric this week The
action OF the farce takes plnce I'm Scot
land, and deals with the attempts OF
neWly-made American millionaire to
marry his only daughter TO n noblcman,
and the funny prcdicaments he falls into
through cases OF mistaken identity. Nau-
dcville features VIII be furnished by the
Zarrow trio. comedy cycle acrobats. Mar
garet Baxter the famous soprano, and
Armstrong and Bertrand vocalist sing
ers and dancers. The chorus ii composed
of good-looking girls Regular Monday
matinee at go
When Pauline Hall makes her appear
ancc at the Salt Lake Thcater soon. she
Will be supported by a strong musical
organization. and "Dorcas," I'm which she
appears, has been given Il gorgeous
mounting.
Thomas Nelson, Park City boy. who
has been treasurer of the Majestic thea
ager of the Princess theatcr in New
York Mr. Nelson is one of the youngest
theater managers In the United States,
and his Utah friends will be glad To hear
"Corlanton' is TO be revived on big
scale In New York. Author Bean ssys
SO, and Mr.. Klaw of Klaw 6, Erlanger,
Is quoted as confirming IL. Mr. Bean was
In New Orleans recently, and the States
Of that city printed the following about
him.
"Mr, Orcstes Bean, tho playwright Is
one OF the myriad OF guests now in the
city during the carnival. His spectacular
Pny EEanSs nsxt w be Tns osy by
deals with prehistoric America. the
moundhuildcrs, the Norsemen and the
aborigInes. and will be something entire
" different from any other spectacular
production ever seen in this country.
Mr. Bean has been paying close stten-
tion to business during the past year.
up handsomely TO him. and he has not
had time to devote much thought and at
tenton TO the writing of plays.
Mr. Marc Klaw: who is also in the Slty
at this time, spoke very highly OF NJ
Beams production and predicts for 1t a
great success.
In an interview which follows on plays
and playwrights, Mr.. Bean SaNs:
Il am not just now paying ny particu-
lar attention to playwriting. Az soon AS
| can get my mind FREQ from business
cares / Will take up the pen ngnin, but
there is no two ways about it, one can
not pay much attention 10 business and
write plays at tho sa'nc tine. Although
an intimate acquaintance VIII. business
gives the playwright an added power AMI
force that he can tuln 10 The very best
advantage But one must have tho dra-
matte instinct whatever else he may
have, or else the successful play Will not
be forthcoming.
Tho latest to concern himself with Bar
RE Is w. u. Howels who has appr@-
cIation of some of his plays Ia Harper's
Weekly. Howellss article is \ >! aasing
tribute from one good man IL another
1t Is timely study, and rs warm pral'e
is fitting to one OF Barris's grand nc-
complshment. The thought chiefly NOV
ing Howels is new in its application to
Barrie, and 1t seems aitogethe2 Sppr3-
pirate He sees sweetness" I'm Barrie,
and that In Barrie only among I'LL the
contemporary stage writer's. The only
one Howells can call Lp ns having ap-
A Herne Howells finds that Barrie Is
the one dramatst who really brings the
love, kindness and radiating Joy or the
mother into the theater. The opinion
charm in Peter Pan and "Allce-Stt-By-
the Fire" Some OF 1t may be found even
in the sad story of tho harlequin. told In
"Pantaloon." Barrie can have no cause
10 complain of the tendency OF the time
The long stays Of Peter Pan" and
"Alice-Sit-By-the-F Fire" undoubtedly have
returned more royalties than the writings
of any other author represented In the
seasons offerings. Peter Pan" Is to re-
main here until carly In the summer. and
Miss Adams will continue In the play al
next seaeon iIkelr he end Of third
year will find her still In the role OF Pc
ter The play has been success beyond
the hope of Barrie himsclf.-New York
Press.
Fred Stone. who plays the Scarecrow
In The Wizard OF o.. says that he re-
Gently met n young lady whom no knew
'oh, Mr.. Stone" she said, Il saw your
was so very much Ike you.
And did 1t kiss you In return
Then observed Stone. 'it was not
llko me-
David warheld appeared in The Mu-
sic Master for the 50oth time last Tues
day night.
The Drama-'Ere, say, Liza, we've
seen this 'ere play before. - g.,
mo. We amt (Wordy argument FOL
Why. don't you remember same time
ae Bill took us to the Pig an Whistle
am VIC ad stewed ecls for supper
ION, Lori res tndi NarN'' iiiO '''N'N ~
Itn'-Punch.
Mme. Modtcska has made her plans to
go TO Europe In June and Will be gone
year.
A runor comes from the town OF FL
dora, Ia TO the effect that the FAMOUS
Cherry Sisters Will leave their farm TO-
a few, weeks this spring and return 10
tho footlights They have been Twins ~
retirement for sevc:tl years, but arc hhN-
ious 10 Try their mCk once more IN IL InS
hope that the tickle fancy OF the pubic
may have changed. No one wEo Wa,S
present at thor opening night at t's,n.
morstnin's Olympia about ten years ESS nSS
wn ever forget 1t. Their act wes WIZ VIZ
and woolIy in the extreme, ana lbtir ~
foI nance was go cru'io thnt thcy We
subjected 10 rIdicule from the iholilellt 81
tSsir frs, entrance They d"l not seem
to IGlrJ It, however and nd or&IyE l,n ,ct f, ~
every performance n spite al ihr W
clilI aud nIngs that caine from an l,tbny
OF tho house at every performance. > nry -
had no difficulty I'm securing engas'i,,S,,5Ss ,'5e
| at n very high salary and tneS i'ah aho
| enough IGoney In one season TO buy tne
| hnc farm that they have been ih1us ro
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