The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Eleanor Lawson, who is now ap
pcariug in "Such Little Queen ri
the Hackett thcntcr in New York, was
former Salt Lake Girl. She was con
sidcred the handsomest girl, IN SAT-
Lake. She is Il sister of Howard anc
W. f.. Lawson Miss Lawson before
roinr op the stage was teacher IN
ob Indian school Miss Lawson Is de
sirous of raising funds 10 send one OF
her Indian girl friends. Oma NonaIhDu
to Paris. to study art. In order 10
Obtain the funds Miss Lawson IS ar
ringing for the production OF m IN
dian play at the IIackett next month.
She has written to the secretary, OF
lhe interior Mt Washington, asking hlm
,n consent to the students OF the Gar
isle Indian school playing tho parts
Tho pupils in this establishment pre-
scntcd a play about SIX months ago
none but Indians participating IN 1he
performance. The piece WIS wei acteu'
Tbc nIay which Miss Lawson hopes TO
nrnd,,cn * entitled Before the Span
Inrds = aud depicts Indian life IN Can
rornia in the period Indicated by the
Ii,Ic Miss Lawson VIII superIntcnd
no production.
Another member Of the same COMPANY
with Miss Lawson, and VINO is DelnE
starred. is Miss Elsie Ferguson, VINO
was also Il belle of Salt Lake. Her
mother was practicing physician and
their home was in the northeastern
p'T' !rhc on ,11Sor 1fS r''ef Of "such Little
sluaon il Charming Pollock, also
Snlt Lakcr. His father was editorial
writer on the old Salt Lake Times,
1ftcrvard managing editor OF the Old
Salt Lake Herald ard later unlted
States consul TO San Salvador, wheTe
No died = victim of yellow fever. 1t
: NOT often that tho author OF such
, successful PLAY rs "Such Little
Duccn'' and the Two most prominent
actresses in the cast should all como
rom an inland city as Salt Lake is.
Tho scenes of S'Thc Soul Kiss, - the
New York musical comedy success,
which comes 10 the Salt Lake thcater
IN Monday night for An engaGement oil
ono week, arc laid In Paris and New
York. and not only the stage settings
arc most elaborate, but the display oil
Costumes throughout the two acts oil
he niece arc said 70 surpass anything
# it's kind ever offered before. The
rorpeous stage settings. electrical 'cf-
fects and beautiful costumes are only
y small part of the attrachveness OIL
THE Soul kiss There are score
af swingy. catchy songs. a continued
fire of fun and many other novelties
that made the entertainment one of
The biggest Successes of the last two
seasons. The leading role IN ''Tho Soul
KissD is termed "The Dancer In
This character Mile. Pertina. the Paris
ienne danseuse, viii he seen She IS
tho dancer who has been the rage Of
Paris the past year, owing TO her mar
mclous display of VIVID and alluriog
"S"STb "Tbe Soul Kisss' is tho Joint work
IF Harry 8. Smith and Maurice Levi,
authors of s'The Follies Of 1905 and
1909 One Of the novelties Of tho
piece is the "Corps de Ballet" of ten,
who have been imported from the EN-
pirc theatre. London. Fthe homo of tho
Euglish ballets.' They execute n beau
tiful number entitled 'Thc Money Bal
let company Of seventy-hve clev-
er mon and women will be seen in sup
port Of Mile. Pertins, and the dashing
star comes 10 this city with the orig