The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-Coumbnc Ora
matic club in Constance" under the aus
piccs OF the Butchers and Grocers association
company OF young players displayed con-
siderable dramatic ability in two performances
at the Salt Lake theatcr yesterday afternoon
and losL evening. rhc plot was the rather
familiar one OF brother in debt and a sister
persuaded 10 become bctrothcd To villain. 10
saNo tho brother from disgrace. These char
actors. and real uncle who Is the soul OF
honor loaning ono who is not a frivolous
haTd-hcarted mamma, a lover, maid and u
man-scrNant. and u few others. mako up the
l.st.
Mss Ethel stureIs. pretty. clover girl ap-
pcarcd as Constance, the distressed young
woman, and gave TO the character sweetness
and grace. Miss Snbino Clark personn:cd
well the selfish and untcclinG mother Miss
lnez Clark was bright and yiyacious maid
Prescott Erickson was good the good uncle.
and the other young men. Harmon Wright
Truman Gleason, Lester Price, Frank Robin
son and Frank Settle. exhibited moro less
ability.
Between nets two cute little girls. Charlotte
PerHes and Beth Larson danced and sang
clcNcrly, Miss Sarah Pcrkcs appeared In q
very artistic skirt dance. and Miss SturEs and
Mr Price were entertaining In two songs.
Tho California disaster is affecting the the
atricOl business OF tho West inJuriousy.
sothern ana Morlowc have abandoned their
trip TO the coast and their engagement at the
Salt Lake theatcr has accordingly been can
c6lcd. which viii be a great disappointment TO
thcatcr-gocrs. Blanche Walsh who is now on
tho north coast, is compelled TO rearrangc
her engagements. Mr. Pyper has been In com
municauon witfLhc manager by long distance
telephone ana h~- appearance at the Salt Lake
theatcr during the last half OF next week
may bo arranged FOR. Tho Babes in Toy
land company which was TO have been at
the theater In May, was In the San Francisco
nrc and It's tour Ia accordingly ended and
Salt Lake loses q good show. Some OF the
members of Its chorus were reported killed
a superior attraction now In California, The
Lion and the Mouse escaped Injury and viii
be here the dates for which II ls booked
beginning May S.
Stirring and strong ls Tho Christian"
which Will be at the Salt Lake theatcr Friday
and Saturday. This dramatzatlon OF Hall
Calne's famous novel WAS mado b. the author
himself and being most familiar with the
plot and the characters he was best Gtted for
the task OF adapting II for stoge purposes.
The company is headed by Lillian Lawrence
and John soinpois.
One OF the most important musical treats
OF tho season is offered tomorrow evening at
tho Tabernacle. whom Kubclik. the great 30
heminn yiolinist. Will DO heard Tho orpheus
club. with Jean Jerardy. tho 'celllst, and his
manager. will be present.
Kubclik has n dread Of hotel fires and for
protection in case any caravansary at which
he may be stopping gets ablazo nc has pro-
yided himself with a personal Are escape that
forms a conspicuous part OF his travelling lug
Gago. The apparatus iJ not the ordinary rope
with hook on one end. such Is found I'm
many hotels. Sliding down such q primitive
devise would blister the violinsts hands and
1t Is in the form OF a ladder made OF steel
rounds and asbestos rope Tho length ia Atty
enough to reach the ground from
any apartment Kubelik will occupy. He
fuses TO sleep above tho NTH loor OF any
hotel The frc escape. when rolled together
mukes a bundle about thrco feet In diameter
II IL one OF tho frst things unpncked @hon
the viollnst arrives in n city. and II IA i'm
mediatelv placed ready for use.
EJbslk procured the ladder only recently
being impeilod to do so by news OF several dis
nstrous hotel Rres. He gave a demonstration
OF II ut the Hotel Spelding in Duluth MINI.
the day after receiving 81. His private soc~
rotary. Karl Junkernan who. being an ex-
officer In the Dutch army. is expert fire.
man. acted as master of ceremonies The sight
OF the long haired Kubellk. wizard OF the
bow. climbing down a ropc ladder to the
main street from the NTH floor OF the leading
hotel created q sensation In the Lake Superior
city.
Commencing tonight, Sullivan Harris and
Woods the celebrated New York MANAGERS
present their latest mclodramatIc success.
THE King OF Detectives" by Thco. kremcr
Mr. Kremer's works are well known he ia
the author or some OF the best melodramas on
the roed. The play Is not drama OF the
Sherlock Holmes type. this man being real
powerful melodrnma like king OF Detectives
only once In a lifetime, and every should
take advantage OF this An excellent company
VIII present this drama and II viii. doubt
MI the houses at the New Grand theater the
rest OF this week.
Mss Ethel Tucker and her capable company
VIII soon appear hero in the old Inelodrama
Two Orphans Miss Tucker Ia an Eastern
product OF more than the ordinary ebllty and
by careful hard work and study Miss Tucker
has gained a reputation for herself in the
East A good production is assured. Sunday
is tho opening night
Manager Quincy OF the Lyric thenter makes
The broad Insertion that the Empire Comedy
company arc giving the best show OF the sea.
son this little house. and evidently tho |
public agree with him. as the business this
week lie nearing the record OF the season de- |
spite the warm weather