The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

THEATER-"The Lion
bc.." five nights and Satur-
Beginning Tuesday.
EATER Across the Des7,
Z OF week. and "A Partisan
{ half.
7EATER.-"New Century
Eek, except Saturday.
-''Dorothy." a comic opera
md the Mouse" from the
Klein. the author of The
I" Will be presented this
ealt Lake theater for Ave
Saturday matinee. begin
In THE Lion and the
llein tells d strong, intense
human interest and emo
ry is OF the ruin and dis
onest, upright Judge, Judge
10 has defeated certain IL
baking schemes OF the King
I'm Burkett Ryder, Judge
ughter, Shirley. who, igno-
ther's misfortune, has been
elf IN Europe. upon arriV-
3 that her Iather has been
Itlcal enemies, with the as
EdeF, 10 invest all his for
bible project. Rossmore Is
the clutch OF this financial
combination that has
and his impea chment and
anne seem inevitable. His
Ryder. At this juncture
er, the son and heir OF the
re. appears upon the
ls been Shirley's compan-
lrd. has proposed marriage
rejected by Shirley upon
at his father IL the cause
8 ruin She determines To
her faultless Of the charges
and In fGrtherance OF this
Is in becoming an inmate
household under an as
This dramatic device Is
ingenuity by at. Klein. who
led the probabilities, Shlr-
love of every member OF
and makes herself Spe-
BILE to It's head. jefferson
by with Shirley's aim TO
ea. and aids her. The love
Bed in the earlier part OF
ddenly becomes Il vital af-
Lther. and It's happy termi-
mplished adroitly \ nota-
leo by Gertrude Coghlan
Byron. Will be seen on its
here. and comprises the
following well-known ar
Parsons. Joseph Kilgour. a.
race Thorne, Flora Juliet
Barrett, Edward See, Flor
W. II. Burton, Edith
q Dix and Ada Curry
tonight, the Ethel Tucker
present at the Grand thea
nights and Il Wednesday
oss the Desert" by Wal
c. an American comedy
four acts, dealing with the
Iships of trInscontlnental
10 white mans dealings and
0 early frontier days. and
sEacres never 10 be forgot
r acts OF this American
! I'm the heart OF the big
ert, showing the perils of
icnaced by ever ready 10
In the production of this
4 OF special scenery is re-
lecial electrical effects. The
al give q ladies' free night
night during the summer
the same conditions that
Monday night. n free tick
TO every lady with each
she buys in the parquette,
ictures will be shown
yhts commencing Thursday
matinee Miss Ethel Tucker
company will present "A
ess, This play has In the
as. been presented by stock
covered less territory than
dramas. but the reason OF
be that Il Is one that can
% theater over and over
plays grow stale after be-
public a few seasons and
on one night stands or
yhis Is an exception The
,Fith heart interest and 1t is
rom the gallery to the first
Qustte.
century Girls" is the at
Lyric this week. and as a
on Tuesday and Wednes-
ighting Dick Hyland" Will
junction with the regular
Tho curtain rises on the
"The Taking of Mr.. Raj
iown with laughable bur
18th Dakota" i'm which one
lty girls with voices which
telling effect. The rcndi-
reicnl numbers IL excellent.
hon OF the burlesqucs the
>ontinually on the move,
nd posing there. The olIo
Known performers as Stew
nond, Bowen and Lima,
Burton and Burton. Ward
> Jack McCab be. The usual
DC given on Monday and
comic opera IN three
yen at the Orpheum Mon
Home singers. The cast,
talent. Is headed by Mrs.
Edward, and the chorus
voices The performance
dcliehtful one.
trnhordt Is TO appear In
Affair. Noy 1G. the follow
this familiar play Is OF
The heroine was a real
uthor of the play. Alcxan-
describes her as follows:
no served me as a model
4 of La Dame aux Came
"a Alphonslne Plossls. She
1me TO Marie Duplcssls
c.'e euphonistic. She was
with black hair and clear
er mead WAS small. and her
and narrow lik" those OF n
efplps We're rcd ns n cherry
9 most beAutifuIi teeth I'm
was like a Dresden china
" when 7 saw her for tho
fwas al the belght OF her
enuty. She died IN Ie47 OF
tho age OF %. She was
rtIf nnnriago,. -