The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-24

Lake Theater, Tuesday evening. This
tuneful musical play is one OF the pret-
for a long while, The principals and the
chorus are strong and the eighteen musi-
cal numbers are as catchy as can be,
You should sec the play There will be
n matinee this afternoon. and the en-
saeement will close with the night per-
formance
This weeks Orpheum bill is proving
more satisfactory to Opportunities than
any that has been seen here in weeks
Mary Norman is a decided hit In her
Types OF Women" while Reynard's vii
age of talking manil<ins is one OF the
successes of the season. Chassino's
shadoweraphs and the Hopkins sisters
probably rank next in point of populari
". There are matinces daily except Sun
day.
Love, pathos. treachery and retrihu-
ton, with a final happy outcome. are
the main clements Of In Wyoming"
breezy idealic comedy-drama OF the
northwest. which will appear at the Co
lonial next week. The story is one Of
absorbing interest. interpreted by a large
first-Cass company and mounted with
realistic stage settings and elaborate
costumes. The play is in four acts, and
comprises bright, sunny summer on a
ranch near Caspar. Wyo The play Is
free from exaggerated and impossible
nonsense. such as abounds only too often
in western plays. There is so much good
In I'm Wyoming" that no one wonders
at the extraordinary success which the
wholesome. It's atmosphere Is refreshing
and there is nothing suggestive in the
story II uniolds,
upon ns n it's G secoad nssF T ehlsr this
Wednesday. evening. under the Shubert
management, The play, The Man from
Home is one OF the best attractions
Il Il
played to record houses all down the line
from New York II IT lives up to, its
reputation here it will likely prove little
short OF a genuine sensation in amuse-
ment circles. The engagement is for
four nights, with matlnees Thanksgiving
day and Saturday afternoon. Perhaps
| no play of recent years has made such a
universal appeal TO the American public
Booth Harrington and Harry Leon Will
SON While the whole atmosphere of the
| play abounds with Italian suggestion, and
| try. the spirit OF the play is purely
] American. The principal character. Dan :
el Voorhees, Pike, plain lawyer from
American man of business, calm and inn
| perturbable under the stress of ahnor-
NAL conditions, that he cannot fail to
appeal to the entirety Of theater-soers.
! Lleber Sc Co, tho managers, have cast
the play with their usual prodigallty,
and the scenic arrangement is OF un-
usual excellence. AS is well known, the
| play ran for 342 consecutive performances
| in Chicago and for the entire year In
| New York at the Astor theatcr. The
| Chicago engagement was of such mag
nitude that all records hitherto held by
| any class Of production dropped into the
| shadow by over 80 per cent and its sue
| cess there was so great that il became
/ necessary TO lease outright the famous
| theater TO continue the run beyond the
original contract. The play has jumped
at once into popular favor and the indi-
| cations are that its success throughout
the country will be as great as II en-
Throughout II is the embodiment OF true
clean, wholesome. Americanism.
1.-THE Girl Question" at the Colonial
| is drawing capacity audiences. The mu-
sic IS delightful. the company is gooC
| one. the costumes are pretty. as ar,
| the people who wear them. the stage
settings are handsome. and you will have
performance. The play runs the week
There viii be matinee today
At the Grand. Brown Of Harvard" is
tho drawing card This play causes you
| TO forget the worry and cgre that come
every day and you laugh until You just
cannot laugh any more. There will he a
matinee today. The play runs the week
This afternoon and tonight will be the
last opportunity TO see the present bill
| at the Bungalow. BanAgeS NaudeNllle Is
high class. and that Il is appreciated I:
shown by the packed houses at each
| performance.
The box office Is now open for seats
for "The Serenade." at the Salt Lake
| Theater and from the interest created
in the engagement there Is sure to be
big advance sale. Popular prices viii
prevail and bargain matinees will bc
given Thanksgiving and Saturday Pho
tos OF principals and chorus were or
display Mt various stands Tuesday, and
showed that the production will be wei
costumed. The engagement ends Sat
| urday night.
The famous Whitney Brothers quar-.
tette. as scheduled for November %. viii
| render the choicest OF music and recita
| Thanksgiving night, November %. n
the Barratt hall at Sis o'clock. Th'
Whitney quartette Is Of unusual merit
and for this reason the date has beer
changed,
Al the Bungalow. starting on Thanks
giving afternoon at 30 o'clock. there
will be n continuous performance enu