The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05

landed on their feet in this world. while
the rest of their companions, who had
more sin 10 sink them. wen; down farther
TO the worst place. The fairies exercised
an Influence over the lives. OF the inhab-
ltantS OF tho country from the cradle TO
lutcly secured against the Vaccinations
OF the little people. unless the every day
conduct OF the family was in some meas
ure exemplary. y wicked father was in
the way OF being severely punished ii he
treated his children Ill. a scolding moth
er was sure To come in for the discipline
nI the httle people, at some inopPortunc
time, and even the baby in the cradle was
not safe from interference OF the little
horde
But here is the story of the play. 1t
tells a tale of love among the pcaSantry
Of Inishannon, village on the River
Bandon near Cork Tie role played by
Mr.. Ol"ott Is that OF picturesque wan
dcFlnS minstrel Ragged Robin. whose
singing makes him Il welcome guest ev-
crywhcrc. The opening scene is that of
May morning, just before daylight The
minstrel has found a resting place beside
the hedge and the fairies are holding
elves vanish and the wandercr awalles
to resume his journey. lie drinks from
INC cnchantcd wcll on the place and goes
singing down the road The waters of
the well have the pcculiarity OF uniting
Tor life the man and woman who drink
ot them in succession
"i' e,uct SIdttlll Is me next To drink
rom the we'll and the magic spell is
woven around her and Robin by the
Ialiles. she rs about TO marry Martin
Darcy The foster brother Of Robin, and
tue man VINO falsely accused Robin OF a
murder and caused the young man TO be
driven from home by his father The
Sptll pcElnS To work and the girl COM
lnSnccS To look upon Martin with losthing
ana 20 Ncarn Tor Robin the minstrel This
is perceived by Martin, who compeIs tho
sHIS lathgr 10 drive Robin from the
''orTT TTroo on ane day OF The wedding.
,,.,, GG years lhen elapse. Robin has
P"en recnnclled 10 his father through n
ath-oed confession OF Martin. and now,
I,tuinS I" lhiShannon rs Sir Robert Har-
uoutt' tne owner of vast estates He
ilnds The place much changed Famine
mas sialkcd abroad and famine has dev
HStated tn" district, many of his old
Irisnds having been swept away bv il
,,.,,'.S -, t|s a'tthuaml disease, Robin at once
proceeds TO relieve the distress and then
poSinS hunt for the Grattans. Here tbn
I"lulcH come 20 his aid and i'm a dream
,,,!,n,,, ,,sl"I snow nm the path across the
IN q Iiltlr cabin. DunuInE his old yr,n
u"r'Ss suit, hc dashcs into tho nicbt
ncrpss III" bog where he is lighted ON his
,i TaS ~ u ul%ndly will+o' the wisp As
'IH morning breaks. he finds tIa Iittln
shIeLlnS and ia greeted by- his sweetheart
ana her father
rs said. the play gives Mr.. olcott on.
portunliy Ia sing and his yoiT, ~ ~ ~
usually sweet, especially I'm ,bc eoin
sweet CHI Of MA Dreams .rbcrc Io'o, ~
"f"vluI musical proGrammc rendered IS
IN ~ "iyn"SlIa under the direction of
Efe'i"ri"k Knight Logan. musical ,JJrrcto,.
FOR NT. Olcott '' "'''S''I
Inc company surrounding ihc star is
d, tapIIoin pI one throughout AZ the end
"t 'ach act tie cncorcS were many SmJ
Mr. plCoit responded. The rlosin,, .,.,i, ,i,'
Wh'n Tagged Robin follows Tho wIn-osL
I'-"lsp through the forest IN the crc,t
Lii, "'5 S''I.C, ana when the light of the
L..
,n'h'I So" thc play. 1t is most cnioy,I
h.", l'., IT WIZ he presented again to1icbt
'''"oi'"" matinee and evening.
There was n splendid audience at 81,
bungalow. Thursday night. TO rrrmt 1,,
lHn'ar"S advanced vaudeville and II liz
mni,iS@ ,,i,.I,@ vApcmepces a light Attendance any
ElEht ~ viii he only hocause. inc nuIiir
docs not know what is on the hiIIs pnn
'dsrA advanced vaudeville is ccrtainIv
aItan,Gd, and III" entire program shows
''t,NlnlnE and up 10 date pesuif. ,r
accident which DELAYED tho h";JIin.rt
sutton and sutton in 'Thc Girl the
ttuD" nnd 10" Punkin." preventing Them
lrom putting on their ACT, there E more
sh"" lpr tlr money than Salt Lake has
ever Eyer a.cn before The Suttons' baggage
located ON the way 60 Denver. and tbis
muchiY boosted number will bc ON The |
9"4rds ,,tI'i al right tonight. In place Of tho
m"noloEuo artist came ON, and was wei |
received. WV
The Chartria sisters. In c,a,.c,or
SonGS-H""d Nni"es. neat costumes
catchy songs. and one OF them yiiiI , |
whistle which would cause n moci;ip.. |
bird to turn parroiy green with cuvy
ia" comedy sketch. ".ill That's Fair in !
Love-" has just enough pathus ind Is |
wcll handled. Miss BalIipgcr in Mus !
tratrd songs. WAS in flnc voice. bur thc |
audience would appreciate a spoi Iictt
here 80 they might enjoy her personal |
NeIuty as wcl as the voice. And here |
comes Roberts and Downoy, In wooden
shoe dancing. tho cxcclenco OF which i'm |
Ita cccentr1city. brought forth proionrrd |
applause and Il demand for It's conlinu- |
anCc,
The final act is Leon Morris. win, bIs
trained shetland ponies and La Belle
IL lena and her escaping ereyhounds, |
This is an act which occupied twenty
minutes, and the time passed too rapid.
ly for all. Every number on the bin is |
worth che price OF admission and salts
fed audiences viii fill tho houses every
afternoon and night. DO not miss it.
Mrs. John Reed, one OF the best :
known society women OF salt Lake viii |