The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-26


before and after the earthquake
Mr. Johnson's collection OF San Fran
cisco Views exhibits the disaster In all Its
phases, The pictures are very distinct,
and beginning with Views of the city as 1t
looked before the earthquake, include
camps; Striking effects were produced by
the display OF pictures of prominent
structures as they stood before the dis
aster and OF Views that told what the
There were comprehensive Views show
Ing the extent of the calamity, and there
wore scenes giving the effects of the dis
aSier upon the life OF tho people. Alto
gether tho exhibition conveyed n good
understanding of the destruction of the
city.
Interesting Views were also given OF tho
work OF tho earthquake at Stanford uni
Ncrsity and at San Jose. The explanatory
remarks OF the occasion were made by
Mr.. Johnson.
Two young singers, Miss Milmc VIII
liamS and Miss Pearl Pratt, sang pleas
ing solos, The Stricken city, and F'os-
ter's Goodbye"
Tho exhibition will be given again to-
night and tomorrow afternoon and night.
Last nights show was somewhat expert
mental, and the time taken has caused
Mr.. Johnson TO decide to shorten the ex-
hibition, The audience was of good size
As the affair promises to be successful,
the views will undoubtedly be taken on
a tour
ORPHEUM THEATER-"TheG Girl 1
Loft Behind Me" by the Orpheum Stock
company
The Girl I Left Behind Me" was. for
a second time, produced by the Or
pheum Stock company last evening, and
while only a lapse of six weeks has
passed since the company made their
initial bow In the war drama, there has
been great Improvement in their work.
Mr. Mayall and Miss Stuart won new
10 ,rnln lac l,,.r l1nr 80
curtain calls. Miss Florence and Miss
Sturgis came in for their share of
praise also. Miss Gresham is the new
Fawn Afraid and her portrayal Of the
faithful young captive :s one OF the
best bits of acting she has done during
the companys engagement Roy Glenn
ents was a great Improvement on the
Private Jones Of six weeks ago and
won hearty applause The play. us be-
fore, Is well staged and every part Is
letter perfect The audience last even
Will be the ones during the week as spe-
ctal effort has been made to present the
favorite plays OF the engagement with
special matinees
Jekyll and MI Hyde" by the Ethel
Tucker Stock company.
Whit Brandon's version of DR.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. as presented by
the Ethel Tucker Stock company at the
Grand thcater Monday Sht, In point of
interest and excellent In execution,
fully met the expectation of the large
audience which assembled 10 witness It.
The acting OF Mr.. Brandon in the
double role Of DR.. Jekyll and the hor-
rible Mr.. Hyde was about the most natu-
raj, forcible and artistic that has been
seen in Salt Lake for many day, Mr..
Brandon's conception of the two char
acters is a wonderful Improvement over
any rendition seen here since its first
Introduction by Mr.. Mansfield. "Dr
JekX)i and Mr.. Hyde" is decidedly a one
man play, but Mr. Brandon makes It
possible for the other characters to dis
play their talent, whicn rney did most
acceptably. 1t Is on again tonight.
CASINO PARK-"Why She Sinned" by
the Jane Shelton company.
"Why She Sinned" is the play pre-
sented by the Jane Kelton company at
the Casino Park open-air theater last
evening. and the four rather lengthy
acts which were necessary TO tell Just
why she sinned and to get things straight
ened out and effect a reconciliation be-
tween the two principal characters after
a separation, were watched with great
interest by large and enthusiastic au-
dience. The play was far above the aver
age of It's class. The cast was strong
throughout and all handled their parts
in very creditable manner. The play Will
run the week,