The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

Soon after her como gay friends. among them
Armand Duval, a young and weoItn! man, ,1
has just been introduced han secretly loyed
Marguerite for two years She asks him II M ~
10 true he protests a,nt HIS love ana enc Dain''S
second Act-Armand and Marguerite are to-
Eether. A trivial causo leads 70 jealous
scene which Is followed by reconciliation ana
Armand louves. Do Maurlao cntcrs and In
vites Marguerite TO supper She accepts.
when Jealous note from, Armand 10 brought
in Ho has seen the Dukes carrinso and
writes that he is about TO leave PaFis Tor
ever. MY dream is ended" siehs MaTEusr, s,,
tho Duke Returning for n cloak she mas
Armand awaiting her. repentant: reeoncilia.
breaking the supper engagement Armand
and Marguerite agree to go to the country
to live
Third Act-Mareuerite. In their country
home is telling a bosom friend OF her new
found happiness. Tho elder Duval enters. In.
PRODUCES himsolf and mt once demands that
Marguerite dismiss his son TO save him from
ruin. Marguerite. after intense econo Of
ons,nS lett Sot 81 avo to as sho
thinks. She writoa noto TO Dc Varville'
which brands her faithless. Armand enters.
with a scream OF anguish into his fathers
armH
gny pnrty surrounds gambling table. among
them Armand. who is the lucky winner OF
tho evening. In the midst of the gaiety Mar-
eyes encounter those OF Armand. who. fiusn
with the intoxication OF victory, Is finishing his
money md calling loudly for or heavier bots,
the chief losers, and Armand mnkos II
point to insult him. De Varville Joins Mar
Eucrite. Armand worked up to a frenzy OF
jealousy. throws his TnoneS into Marguerites
face ana calls all present to witness that no
sss bstwesn esr them nnd CHALLENGES %Fmand
with the remark; Decidedly, sir, you are
coward"
Fifth Act-sIarruerite's bed chamber. She
has been seriously III and is dying Of con-
sumption. Armand has fought duel with
pents AZ this OF his deception and scnds FOR
Armand TO tell him the truth. Hc arrives.
but just in timo for deathbed Cancellation.
words OF the play. from Armand. are: sleep
in peace. Marguerite much will be pardoned
you for you have loved much
There two sales for tho Bernhardt
gagements The FIRST. or mail order, is con-
fined to reservations received through tho
maii. not exclusively from outside points, for
tho mail order Ia open to residents OF the
city as VOL. The second Is the regular ad-
vance sale, which opens always few days
before tho hrot performance. and corresponds
to the box oflco sale OF an organized theatcr.
store next Thursday BY tho mnil order
may send in reservation accompanied by
remittance and sclf-addressed stamped enve-
lope, and receive BY return mail the desired
tickets, By this system the house diagram Ia
not shown. but the best seats nro given in
avoids standing I'm line. gives out-of- town pco-
pie an equal chance with local residents and
keeps the tickets out of the hands OF speou-
lotors who try TO plug the line" Naturally.
those who take advantage of tho mail order
have the best Of the bargain The disndvan-
taee Is that they arc not permitted TO gee
the diagram.
Dewitt c. Jennings. who ls coming
home TO spend a month with bis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Jennings has had q
prominent. part In The Clansman," dur
Ing It's run In eastern cities the past sea-
son Mr.. Jennings has steadily advanced
in his profession until he Is now rccog-
nized as an actor OF unusual ability.
II is promised that at least three thea
ters will be rebuilt and open for business
In San Francisco by next November
They will be the Columbia. Majestic and
Grand opera house.
Nat Goodwin Will be at the Salt Lake
theater In June In new play by William
Q. and Cecil Demille entitled THE Cen
ius." he appearing as Jack" Spencer,
tovial bs chelor. rich, but unfortunately,
he thinks for n while, without love
for art. He falls In love with a girl whose
fad is art. Jack enters into q conspiracy
with three artists by which he passes off
their pictures his own. He becomes
a fad himself The greatness thrust upon
him sticks He discovers he does not
really love the lady with the fad but q
pretty model However the moro he
tries to undeccive the faddists the moro
thev believe he Is the real thing as an
artist Finally ho persuades Josephine