The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

The Beggar Student =. ....,.J. r, Hand
a Polish Noblsman c. r. Johnson
Countess Bronislnva D.. 80. Edith Hlnley
Countess Palmatica -. Marg Behn
Countess Eva -. 49,, Neola El!erion
Count Bogumill ..,. '. Charles Whitaker
General OIlendorf 49,. .,..,, Carl Nelson
Major 1Ienrici ..,. ........ Abe Anderson
EnterIck, n iailor ...,,. William Knudsoini
Punk, guard ..,-.. ,...:, h"npcn I'm
Pink, guard ,.,. -. Thomas Marun
Sitski. Innkeeper Ernest Whitwoou
The last appearance of this well
known Utah organization in tins cLty
given. At that time the opera company
aud Professor Lund were the recipients
Of unstinted praise for tho great work
Of this organization. There VIII be
but the two presentations, ms II was I'M
possible to secure the Orpheum for
longer time.
A new stock company, composed OF
several old favorites and number OF
new members TO the theatergoers of
this city, will make its initia bow TO
the public at the Grand tonight. The
new company will be headed by James
Rcnne, formerly with the Willard
Mack company in this city. Miss Dor"
othy Meek will be leading lady for
the new company, and rs said Will give
q new conception of the part which
she will essay in the opening bill.
Sehly Roach is another member of the
new company. Samuel Simpson, an
other member Of the company. is well
known to a number Of the theatergoers
of this city. Miss Susan Walker is
practically a stranger to the theater-.
goers OF this city, though for several
seasons she has been member OF some
of the best stock companies in the
country. Ralph Cloniger is another
member of the company who will be
new to the people of this city. MIR,
venIe parts. "Baby" Kennedy. who
will play the child part in the opening
bill, noeds no introduction to theater'
goers in this city. During the last
few months she has made several hits
in such parts. Other members of the
company are Miss Stewart, Miss Bay
less. Miss Bowman. Miss Meess, Mr..
James and Mr.. Patterson.
The bill will open tonight with
"Sapho' for the first performance and
will be resumed Thursday night. as on
Fiske the company cannot have the
house for Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
At the Empire this week, beginning
with the matinee tins afternoon. a fine
vaudeville bill will be presented The
hcadliner will be Nowadays IN
which Margaret Severance and com
pany appear. Ben Davis does an ex-
cellent singing and dancing turn. Dow
s. Dow proved such favortes that the
management held them over another
week. They will he seen in new i'm
personations. Fanny Frankel. the little
woman with the splendid voice. will re-
main for an indefinite period, and Salt
Lake people will be surprised TO hear
a singer of such merit at popular
prices, Cliff Marion will be heard in
refined parodies and monologue.
Della, Weaver is the singer for illus
trated songs. Two now reels of pic
lures and the Empire orchestra CON
clude the bill,
"The Yankee Doodle Boy by Hal
ton Powell, which is to be seen at the
Bungalow theatcr week commencing
Sunday night, May 80, deals with the
troubles of one Bud Hicks and his
father, Colonel Hicks, all due to the
fact Of Bud's eloping with a widow,
and the colonel also with the widow IS
young daughter. This is one of the
funniest comedies Of the season. The
usual matinees on Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday. The company is headed
by Harry Kennedy and Mona Terriss,
well known vaudeville artists. The mu-
seal interpretations are n feature of
the performance. IL yon are student
Of the great question, "ls Marriage
Falmre, don t fail to see "The Yam,
+. Fl. Showell of Salt Lake has sue
ceeded In vaudeville Hc Will have
with HIM the next season II. l.. Martin
and is booked on the Sullivan & Consi-
dine circuit for twenty.six weeks.
Elinor Glyn s dramatization Of her
own widely read novel "Three Weeks"
wili be presented at the Colonial theater
on Monday, June I, Miss Beryl Hope
heads the cast.
The New York Lyric theater success.
The Blue Mouse - the newest work
Of Clyde Fitch. will be presented at the
Grand theatcr for three nights begin
nIng week from Monday. 1.-The Blue
Mouse is nothing more than farce
comedy, and all the author claims for
it is to furnish an evenings entertain
ment and produce laughter, and from
all reports he has succeeded in this di.
rection. for the fun is reported to start
with the rise Of the curtain.
Theater-goers of Salt Lake next sen.
son VIII rcnlize what a full season Of
class shows means,'i said Fred Wright,
special representative for the Mcssrs.
Shubert, who is in the city arranging
for the first of the Shubert attractions
TO play at the Grand theater. ''The
Blue Mouse" which begins its engage
mont in this tbeater Juno Z. econ
tracts have been signed whereby the
Mcssrs. ShubeTt agree TO fill forty
weeks at the Grand thoater with high
class attractions. That means that Salt
Lake will get exactly the same produc-
tions that play New York. Chicago,
Kansas City and all the fret class the
aters in the East. -