The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-26

''At The Rainbow's End" by Franklin
F'yles which Ralph Stuart and the Will
lard Mack company present TO the Salt
Lake public this week at the Colonial Is
frankly melodrama. but il Is melodrama
purified by absurdities and impossible sit
uations, with a strong story based on his
torical facts, with an excellent humor and
fascinating love interest. Mr. Stuart Is
at his best as Kit Carson. the hardy
frontiersman He possesses the ply
sique which one would naturally associ-
ate with the border hero and has the
dash and manner that the story requires
The play Is magnificently staged.
Salvation Nell" which Mrs Fiste is to
present at the Grand next Monday even
Ing. is said to contain the most vivid
love story that has been portrayed In an
American drama, But in lavng the scene
in the Cherry IIIll district. both the play
wright and Mrs. Fske have been true to
nature hy making the love OF Nell aud
Jim Platt an Ideal story. and thus dem
onstrating what anyone familiar with
the side street lie OF New York knows
that love in tatters Is as genuine and pure
as any.
s. Miller Kent and company have a
very clever little playlct, entitled. Mar
riage I'm Motor Car" on at the Or
pheum this week, IT is spcndidy acted
and is very bright and snappy. Jolly
Violetla, "A French dancer Is little the
speediest OF her kind seen in the city in
many DAYS. JdfTO" lnc magician has Il
very clever line OF work. His talk is
witty, his tricks new and original Doro-
thy Drew is a clever singing comcdiennc
who introduces some new songs, sung in
a very clever manner,
Geo. -. Pypcr. manager OF the Salt
Lake theater. who has been In the east
for several weeks, returned home on
Tuesday. During his Sojourn in the cast
Mr.. Pypcr booked a great many attrac-
tions for the season OF 1909-tO and every
thing now indicates that the famous old
Salt Lake playhouse will be open about
continuously when the coming season
opens In July until away in the summer
OF 1910.
Among the attractions, for the coming
season which Mr.. Pyper booked during
his stay in the east were Blanche Bates
In The Fighting Hope" Polly Of the
Circus. Servant in the House" paid
In Full" Dustin Farnum in his new play;
THE Travelling Salesman" "The Third
Degree" and 81 number OF others but they
are sufficient 10 show the plan and char
actcr of the attractions for the coming
season.
Mr. Piper met a number Of the Utah
contingent In the metropolis all of whom
he reports as doing more than WELL but
all have longing 10 get back to the
beautiful valley OF the Great Salt Lake
The bin at the Empire Is drawing ca
pacity houses. Fannie Frankel. prima
donna soprano, has made herself a ia
vorlte. Others on the programme are
good.
Jarrow. the magician, at the Orpheum.
did trick not on the bill last evening
AZ the conclusion OF his great lemon
trick in which he produces three notes,
borrowed In the audience, from the in
terror Of n solid lemon, some party In one
OF the boxes handed out an orange with
\ the request that he repeat the trick
Iarrow took the challenge, Going into the
box with the party who handed him the
orange, he borrowed Two greenhacks and
slip Of marked paper, Then while
still In the box, he cut open the orange
and produced the .greenbacks and tile
marked paper. His feat was greeted with
tumultuous applause.
BY an arrangement with the manage
ment Of the Grand theater the Messrs.
Shubert Will present their many attrac.
tions at this house in the future. Their
first offering. following Mrs. Fiske, viii
be that widely heralded comedy by CIvde
Fitch. THE Blue Mouse" the comedy
that has proven the seasons big metro
politan hit and which has been pro
nounced by all critics the best work
that has emanatcd from the pen OF tlis
tireless riayw right