The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-08

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!. THE BUNGALoW-"A Courier of !.
/ fortune with Ralph stuart and !
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!. EMPIRE THEATER - Popular ].
= price vaudeville. Matinee. $50. :.
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The Blue Mouse" Is at the Grand. II
made Its appearance on Monday night. y
capacity audience was present. This
audience was pleased 1t laughed. It left
The theatrr pleased because II laughed
and applauded and then laughed at this
Shubert success THE Blue Mouse" is
broad; There, are queer situations In it.
But the people in the play can act and
| They go TO sec play. There are strange
situations in The Blue Mouse" Eastern
audiences have seen them and pronounce
have done likewise, Blu, Salt Lakers are
"Y!remSly critical Their verdict upon
The Blue Mouse Is that IT is too broad
many things.
\, Everybody, likes Elsa Ryan. .. The Blue
tains many Hoosiers Not all of the coll
ony were present at the Grand Monday
this crowd OF Hooslers liked Elsa Ryan
She was the Blue Mouse. She was pict-
~ Al Indiana women are. She was
go upon the stage are, And parenthet-
! ically II might be remarked that most
noosiers stand at the. head OF the heap
| they are not with THE Blue Mouse"
There is fun in "The Blue Mouse" and
lots OF IL. There are some expressions In
/ rlin Eos all IA.
| his or her children hear But they do
not have to hear. They do not have TO
60. IL is a farce. And II The Blue
demands it, Mrs. Warrens Profession
Carmen" the Second Mrs. Mrs ranqueray,"
tured. some disgusted, some angry. but
they go again. Why? Because of the
trend near the danger line. All these
one looked Into the telescope Of life. This
is The Blue Mouse" And when that is
said. Il tells the story Men go. Women
exodus, This is "The Blue Mouse" 1t
Is Is. broad; Yes J., treads on the danger
Because YOU want TO see this danger line.
This is "The Blue Mouse" II will run
at the Grand until and including, Thurs
day night, with a matinee Wednesday.
You VIII want TO go:
,os. A woman Won seldom can write, coed
eSt to write hsn Sooh more @ dnsu n to
write play. Elinor Glyn. however. has
made a most presentable play of Three
is interesting and amusing. Beryl Hope
Is splendid actress. She sustans the
part in every effort. She is ably support
the week ';Three WeeksS was a'T presented
at the Colonial on Monday night.
=, There was a great audience present.
the week. PlayGoers will see Bery Hope
as asutt the Lsdy, She -, has talent She has
run the week. There will be matinecs
on Thursday and Saturday,
Ralph Stuart the actor, and Arthur w.
mances, are firm friends, their association
having extended over many years, When
Mr.. Marchmont completed "A Courier of
stories, IL was 10 Ralph Stuart that he
dedicated the book. The dedication
reads:
To Ralph Stuart. Esq; NY Dear Mr.
Stuart-I dedicate this book to you as n
memento Of our delightful hours OF travel
and work together in writing the play.
this story, The circumstances Of our
joint literary work were as unusual TO me
as they were fascinating; for although the
play was commenced in London, the last
curtain was not written until my wife
and l had crossed the Atlantic and jour
neyed with you on tour of over ten
through so many OF the marvels of this
wonderful continent. st, Louis, Denver.
Salt Lake City. San Francisco. the Pacific
Seaboard north to Puget Sound. the fer
tile Palouse country. Washington, Idaho
and Montana-those wealthy states OF
boundless promise and marvellous scenic
and Superior. then the young giant
twins, ST. Paul and Minnea polls; and by
way. OF milwaukee and Chicago to New
York. a tour of momentous Interest and
a collaboration OF close-knit sympathy,
cementing a friendship which. assure
you. is one OF the pleasantest things OF
my life" 1t Is the drama tization OF the
book. "a Courier of Fortune" TO which
Mr. Marchmont refers that Mr.. Stuart
and sr iSiI associate PLAYERS are presenting at
Wednesday and Saturday.
Manager Jensen of the Grand thcate.
Is pleased 10 announce that at his meet
ing OF Mr.. Pelton in Ogden Monday he
was informed that the Pelton firm had
signed contracts. for. 45 of the best at
tra ctons controlled by the Shubcrt syn
dicatc. and these attractions would ap-
pear at the Grand theater during the sea-
son.
Owing to high water in the Jordan
river. the impression has been created In
some quarters that the track Of the Salt
Lake & Los Angeles Railway company.
ger Yesterday many inquiries were re-
ceived at the Saltair office regarding the
condition OF the track. and in each in
stance the officials gave the information
thet there was no danger whatever. The
| tracks In the high water section are wen
banked and firmly bedded with heavy
gravel. The bridge across the river has
been inspected several times since the
| high water began. and there has been alb
| Solutely no damage done whatever An
inspection trip was taken Yesterday. and
the bridge and tracks were found to he
perfectly safe and sound. The public
need have no fears, as the management
| gives the assurance that the roadbed Is
In perfect condition in every way.
| Preparations for the big flying ballet
act are we'll under way. and everything
will be in readiness for the opening Sat
urday Al Saltalr. Three other star at
fractions have been added to the card
for the new showhouse. which include
the famous aerial trapeze act. singing
and dancing sketch, with nine people. in
the company, and one other act that has
not yet been announced. These attrac-
tions will all appear In the bicycle arena.
| which will hereafter be known as the
Saltair Hippodrome.