The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-08

OF seethe lnls weird and tcrr}Sia
mony d3nc IN a true aud fa;.hsEle,
ner. Bunco IN Arizona ,sIn
attraction at the Grand theatmorni mni %
nights and "Wednesday mat;n. 1;gr iuf
ing tonight. ''nee, g
With what is claimed In /.
beautiful stage setting and tne
ever shown in this state, tho p9et
revival of 90 Uncle Tom q csIhe TisI
famous classic Of the Amsr;on
comes to the Grand theater ihs.a
and Saturday matinee, start;ae nl
day. Nov. IL. The play has
IN every section OF this cornn ns1n
in almost every village in atfy thfy
cast and west. 1t has had sus lo
tanned a popularity never cnn.i J sas
never known By any othcy aa,eo
now comes in the best and pay.
plete setting ever made for io't is
played by a company of mo,. sn
twenty-five persons, of whom
are southern darkies, WHOSE ~ sev
voices blend in the old plantss!non'
odies and the old southern sisLon
that long ago touched the hasrt
tion, making an effectiveness' .o " 7
ism never before known il sqa H.
Tom s Cabin, - The comnar,
to be fully worthy the elabors.s =
settings of the play;
Two of the greatest sonp N.,
comic operas for a dcradaa aas O
numbered among the featu-,p psH
tlons OF the Camerphone biil = y
New Lyric this week. Eva Ts..
that most eccentric and entertsinss.
condolences, sings her great sara
Success. The clearness Of ~
ing and the acting Of the eYsss
footlight favorite who has "ns nm
saken the legitimate stage foy :.
Vile are among the most ss.,.s
specimens of cameraphone vo,S
have ever been produced IN a.
Ruffles,'' the great Partisan so,s
cess, is the other musical head1i.
week and certainly deserves tSS
at the head Of the bill. For wosa Ss
tones and clear pictures, tSis y
tional success from "Dinine 6,s;]
without peer. The new nroo,s
came into effect Saturday A.
and will run throughout the wssl 4
q better performance than that <
ished during the week lust cjossS
that is saying a whole lot for fLs Il
ing of Manager Clark. The nyos,s-
is essentia lly a musical one, AMI h
Of good singing and clever sctius
the foremost stars on the Ams5.
stage will be especially pleased (
the offering. Lackey and Devlin h,
musical dialogue that is most nlssS
They sing "a B C of U S A. "a 81
little thing, with a true ring G.
singing of Barney and Eileenv 4
good, Mollie Geru, well.knovu 4
singer of Irish songs. has a seris-
song follies of 1908 in slpis~
Hockey and "You II have Ia S
an Irish Song" Rafferty's r.
, is a laughing success from start 10
ish. Rafferty, has turkey To ret
Of, so he hits upon the scheme 10 81
it off lust before Thanksgiving
. cidentally, he figures that there IA
be some entertainment afforded tbe
, irons Of his rattle. The speeis1
consist OF Spanish dauce and 4,
ing contest. The rattle proves \
/, success, and the number dehehts
audience. Another musical numbeY
, will draw attention is the duet 4
! "The Earl and the Girl. +" "Whel|
Right Little Girl Comes Alou
. Thompson and Ray are the sid
There are also two feature nd
. picture films which are consid|
among the best yet shown at the
! Lyric. The programme affords q d
! cal treat most inviting
In reply to many inquiries mad
: those unfamiliar with the Original
I. of "Peer Gvnt" as TO how much
has been eliminated IN the acting
sion, Wallace Munro is authority|
|, the statement that the acting ve|
! used by Louis James (and tho 4
!. that Richard Mansfield used) is q
:, one-third of the original text embo|
in the Scribuer edition, which rune
n pages. while the acting edition d
!. by REILLY and Britton contains
j. pages, and both publications print q
:. the same number of words upon
page. In Europe the acting ser
n are not nearly as complete as tae
a sion used By Mr. James. The folo1
O items OF information may also Be O
o terest to the student who assails
: GyDt' for the first time; Ase, w
mother, had its original n Dr.. le
mother. We have Ibsens word
that. In the Fox Duliield editio1
the "Letters Of Henrik lbseD We
on page 200 these words WTlife@
Dresden by Ibsen TO Peter Hanse
author, under date of Oct. Is, Y
.:This noem ("'Peer Gynt'') con-
much that is reminiscent OF ny
for Ase, my owp mother; wlta
sarv cxaegerations, served as me
Peer, too, was n real person. w
from Italy TO his publisher: ~ t5s
Hegcl, under date of Aug. iW
sen says (page l37 OF his %Leu<
"It may interest you 10 snpn
Peer Gvnt is real person, Wno
in Gudbrandsdal probably al u<
of the last. or the beginning q
century. His name is still Tal = q
among the peasants there.
nernatural personsges INTRODUCES
The creen.clad woman. the ugly
the dovre king, the troll imp
witches, the strange passenger
never p!ayed in English until
Mansfield produced il in Chieaso
so. 1906. from the original man
now utilized by Mr.. James, a1d
be presented at the Salt LaAc
Nov. 10. 90. p.
The management Of ''Cnecls2
entitled to a great deal OF
keeping the same company y
together for so long a perlod,; -
ers0 has proved onc Of the 5lQs g,
cesses in the theatrical woIlo ~
past five years. and it is the n
of the management to keep tse =
lists together as long as tns
before the public. and it may
with a few minor changes. !he .Is II
is the same as engaged by tns n "
La Shelle over five years ago
sonality of each artist vas ~