The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02

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her pastor, the Rev. Throckmorton, on
the one hama, and constant fear OF a
other. ''e'
Marrying Mary is. however, finally
released from her many troubles and
nnds herself happily married to Ormsby
WIN prospect Of no further divorces,
r,osy ,Disby Bell will appear in Augustus
Mr.. pipp." at the Salt Lake theater
on Friday ard Saturday nights, Sep.
temeer rs and 90, and SATURDAY. matt
nee. The play was evolved By Angus
tus Thomas from Charles Dana Glib.
son famous series of drawings under
the same title
Maria Rosa in January. 1t is by
Guido Msrburg, and Wallace Gilpat.
rex has made the translation which
the California actress is to use.
Gertrude Rennyson. prima donna. the
past three seasons with the Savage
opera company, has joined the Paris
colony of former English grand opera
stars.
IN Clay Clement s forthcoming plav,
s5S tipuotoul MISS Marle Taylor
VIII be seen as Roaring Kate. histori.
cnl character Of Sam Houston Is day
Ine actress Is niece Of Gen Houston
:. The new play intended for Ethel
Barrymore after she finishes her road
tour in Alice -Sit-by the.Fire" is to
pc called q Kathleen It is by Henry
V. Esmond
Nance o'Neil and her company has
begun rehearsals at the Lyceum theater,
New New london, Conn. Miss o'Neil will
nave massive prediction of 'FMac-
beth, fvc-aot classical tragedy
written around the life of Elizabeth,
Queen of England by Palo Giaconetti,
| end a new neurological romance. the
title Of which is 'fThe Story of the
Golden Fleece BY Henry Kirk,
California author. Jackson and Reed
have engaged Frederick Sullivan as
stage manager for the Miss B Neil
company.
He was q silver gilded youth on his
face look OF anxiety as be entered a
hairdresser's g shop in Bond street. Earn.
estly he put the question to an assiz.
ant:
"You supply Miss Birdie Beano o,
the Gaiety theater with powder, don t
| you
! ''1s it quite harmless7"
=, Absolutely. IT is Invaluable for
| the complexion
Yet he was not satisfied
But is it digestible1' he inquired
'Digestible, sirf"
"Yes. Is it digestible if taken in
ternally7" .....-
The assistant opened wide eyes of
"But Miss Birdie Beano doesn t take
it internally" he exclaimed.
HNo, no, no, Of course she doesn t
But I have to. Pail Mall Gazette.
Clyde Fitch. after a European soiourn
Of Eve months, arrived in New York
Sunday aboard the Celtic. bringing with
him the completed manuscript of "The
TRUTH his new play which is to be
| presented in October, says the New
York Dramatic Mirror. The playwright
after an extended automobile tour
through France and Italy, settled down
ished his latest dramatic composition.
Though naturally unwilling to discuss
his play in detail, Mr. Fitch made GER
tain general statements as TO the char
acter of his work. According to the
author, it is a modern play with char
aeters such as are familiar in everyday
life-a New York society comedy in
four acts. Clara Bloodgood is to be
assigned one of the principal roles,
though the piece has nothing which
could be strictly termed the ."star
part" After "Tbe Truth =! and "'The
House OF Mirth' are once we'll under
way, it is understood that the play
wright will devote his attention to pre-
pairing a new vehicle for Blanche
Walsh.
and will be produced in Chicago in
| September. The author says there will
be scores of cattle and hogs in the
| company and mentions, as q feature,
the squeals of hundreds of pigs.-The
| Observer.
Mark well Chicago;s latest play
Strong meat appears TO be its lot,
The dramas gone--as well 1t may v--..
To pot,
Dramas OF grst no longer thrill,
So critics soy. II thnts the case
Then grislle possibly will NIL
lts place.
As for tho nctors. shall we read
- '(It seems not unlikely plan)
That thoro will be pig for lead.
Ing man
What prodigious din you'll make.
o Jungle problem mach discussed:
Your merits must clearly take
On Trust ~ --
London Tribune.
David Belasco, the great feminine an"
alyst, says:
T u actress need not be beautiful.
When a woman is very beautiful, so
that one could call her feature" "'assic.
/ have found that sne has never Telt
any great emotion. Even as child
she could have had no heart,
Magnetism must be inherent in the
candidate for stage honors; it cannot
be made. 1t may betray. itself in
sweetness Of the eye, or the lurking
smile, One who is endowed with this
mysterious power is like a blood-red
rose, pulsating with life, feeling pas, as
that is inspirational in art.
1.-THE successful actress must have
face that can depict emotion. | have
seen women who showed the very