The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-31

At the Grand thcatcr this. evening MIS-
Minnie Maddcu Fiske viii begin her en-, en-
gaeemcut of four nights IN SalFatloN
Nell" This superbly acted and w9nuet
fullv staged play OF underworld HE III
New York. a divine comedy oil the sums
which Mrs. Fiske and her famous Wan an
haitian company VIII present. displays Sc
riouslv for the first time on the stage inc
marvellous work which is done IN Nhe
crowded centcrs of every large CITY py
the Salvation Army. SO vivld!y, so Iaith-
iully. so appealing is the work OF the
army set forth in Salvation Nell tllal
Mrs Fiskc has received from army "oIh,
praise for ber portrayal of the titlc luir'
and the spirit OF the production as
Whole During the notable hall season
run Of the play at the iiacket, lllcatG! III
New York the army officers were QUICK
To disccrn tho splendid advertising power
of the piece and nightly lassie WIN
outstTetched tamhourinc Was sla,tollcu ~,
front of the thcatcr as the lhronGS poured
out, That the message OF the play MT
nome WAS demonstrate over and over
by The pile of greeneacks that aiNa4S
the army witnessed the play in New ork
and among them was EngsinG hstncrlhG
uenriclc who has visited. prayed ana
worked for the reclaim!ng OF nen ; anu
women il, every one OF the notorious dives
of the Cherry Hill district, where the
scenes OF the play transplre She ue-
clsres emphaticaH t9al ,hG pa! tbe
well-written replica OF incidents IN tne
ives Of the slum workers. Many oi the
parts in the play are necessarily "hat are
known as bits yi yeHi sners bIify Cir Is and nd all
were directed by Harrison Grey + FiSt1
himself on every hand the acting
throushout salvation Neli has AS oefH pt?r
sIpport is Holbrooll Bltnn, who does NOT
act. but lives the part of Jim IlaiL, a
Bowcry rufiian of the worst type. oIhrrS
who play conspicuous parts are Mar!
Madison, as ar ardent saNalioh arm! rrd!
worker: Hope Latham as euadL irg-
uuenter Of a gambling resort w al.
Clarke. as q burly saloon-koeper ot tue
UeIis Kitchen district: Eugene Reed as
his assistant: Henry Wcnnan as a sal
vation army lieutenant besides any NUN,
hcr Of capable actors in interesting ana
diverse parts. \ capacity audience will
welcome Mrs. Fiskc,
Al the salt Lake theater Tuesday even
ing NoDtaVille Flowers will appear, when
lie will present Cen Lew wallace ma; mas
terpiecc, Ben Uur." On "Wednesday
evening he will present Shakes2eare 3
''Thc Merchant Of Venice" At the mat.
ince Wednesday Inc will present one OF
CLYDE F'ltch's comedies Thursday even
ing that delightful story of James M.
Halric The Little Minister will be
given and on THURSDAY, afternoon at the
matinco Mr.. Flower viii essay tho char
acter OF Hamlet, Prince OF Denmark
These readings Of MIR Flowers meet
every demand.
''The Yankee Doodle Boy a three act
comedy. WAS presented by thc lia,IF
Kennedy company at the BunEaiow sun
day evening 1t is a comedy in threo
acts, There are amusing situations ana
the audience which greeted the company
were entertained and ainused as ,a;,s,tl.,. mms
The play will rum the week. WIN ma :
inees this afternoon. Wednesday and sat
urday.
James RonBie aud company opened AT
the Grand theater Sunday evening WITH a
new stock company In which several olu-
time favorites with patrons 3f the Grand
were well carried out by Mr. Rcnnie ana
Miss Dorothy Meek. Tho company Is wen
again Friday evening and Will give
"Sapho' that evening, also Saturday and
Sunday matinee.
Willard Mack players will present THE
Christian" at the Colonial this afternoon
al the matinee and ih" play VIII nave
weeks run. Miss Ilal VIII enact me
role OF Glory Quayle. while Mr.. stuart
will portray the character OF John STORM
hill at the Empire SUNDAY afternoon and
night Margaret Severance e. co. pre-
scented their playlct, Nowadays The
bill throughout is an entertaining one
Miss Georgia Harper a weil~known ac-
tress who has played at the Grand ioi
several years ana Nno mas JUST cpi'-
cludcd a most successful year With her
company in Nevada. California and Utah
is taking a vacation In Zion. Miss Harper
Is popular with Salt Lake play-goer
After rest here Miss Harper will 20
to New York. where she will arrange for
a new play and reorganizc her company
for the year i909-lo.
.
"The Blue Mouse is q farce of the
funniest type. 1t is an adaptation from
the German OF Alexander Enele and Ju-
Illus Horst and what these two jolly Ger
mans forgot to Introduce In the comedy
to provoke laughter, Mr.. Fitch is said