The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-24

ORPHEUM-Orpheu stock company
oil week. IN favoritc plays
CASINO PARK-Zinn's company ana
Jane Kelton company
When the curtain rings down next Sat-
urday night tho Orpheum Stock company
will pasS out OF existence In order thaI
Salt Lake amusement lovers may nave d
chance to say goodbye to their loNollleo
the management has dcclued 10 uSNOlS
the last week OF their stay In inc "
pheum to the revival or the pays III
which they made their greatest hllS. WIN
this object In Wow, Monday and luesuay
nights and Wednesday matinee ana nleht
have been set apart Tor the preSehIalioil
OF Tho Girl l Left Behind Me, whlch
opened the engagement and was only put
on for three nights TO round out the hrst
week. despite the fact that II Is one OF
the strongest of the series or hlSh-claSS
ROYALTY plays presented. Thursday mat
inee and night and Friday night Old
Heidelberg" will be the bill. and the week
Will close with that pretty heart-lnterest
play Alabama" on Satgrday ls,,i In1Iiheg &c
and evening, Just what the majority OF
the players are going TO do is u matter OF
uncertainty. Miss Julia Stuart Will leave
on Sunday for Denver, where she goes
TO fll an engagement at Elltch GARDENS
with the stock company there. After the
season closes she VIII go 10 the sea
shore for a brief rest. then TO her nome
at Bay Ridge, Long Island, prior TO tax
ing her own company out on the road
next season. She has had several oners
10 play in stock this coming winter, but
has declined them all. She expresses her
self. however. as not being averse 10 play
ing in Salt Lake again next summer, as
she affirms that SAT- Lake audiences are
among the most sympathetic and intelll-
gent OF any she has appeared before
Mr. Mayall has an engagement In Gin
clnnati early in September, and II Is not
at all improbable that he VIII gather
around him a company and take flyer
on his own account throughout the North
west until that time. Roy Clements, tho
promising young Juvenile load. who has
not been given chance to show what
he is really capable OF. Will return direcr
TO Chicago. Luke Cosgrove and Zelby
Roach will organize q company OF their
own and lay storm TO the kerosene circuit
OF this and contiguous States Gus Morti-
mer. the clever little comedian, has signed
up with Whitney for fat part in Tho
Isle OF Spice" md will be seen here next
winter at the Salt Lake Theater, where
he will undoubtedly be given royal re-
oeption, as his forte IS essentially musical
comedy.
Tonight is the last chance to see Zlnn's
jolly company at Casino parak, the bill
being "Peezy Weezy." Starting tomorrow
sent the domestic drama why She
Sinned." with capable players. In order
TO make the bill strong attraction there
will be moving pictures and dancing spe-
clalties between the acts and new Vaude-
vile features will be introduced each
week. A special ennouncement Of two
luOleS nights GdCH Week Will ne IDdUt,
any lady being admitted free OF charge
on those nights.
Frank L. Eldredge and Charles w
Meakin, former Salt Lakers, have formed
a. general theatrical exchange IN New
York City. under the name of Eldredgc
Sieakin q Co, and their many Salt Lake
friends will wish them great success
which they Will undoubtedly have, as
they have had good experience in the
theatrical line; Bureaus have been estao-
lished for booking and representing thea
ters In one night stands throughout tho
United States and Canada Tor conducting
of tours. staging and producing plays
and special press work for dramatic and
vaudeville artists.
Before sailing for Europe. Sarah Bern
hardt had some characteristic things to
say In New York OF her tour OF the coun-
try.
"The craziest trip on record" she said
Cray. but magnificent. AS you know,
It was 10 be my farewell tour OF America