The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

Man from Home and other big sue-
cesscs. AT this writing the advance
sale amounts 80 nearly 5000, with
almost every scat taken for Ten days
TO come.
'Marjory's Mother
One Of the important productions of
he season VIII be Mariory s Mother,'
IN which Louis Mann will present Miss
,lara Llpman III Il few weeks. Miss
Llpmnn, who rs one OF the most volatile
women on the American stage. and
who has done much stage writing in
cludng Julie BoHbon, i'm which she
and her husband. Mr. Mnmn. appeared
jointly with success, viii lie surrounded
by an excellent company and viii have
tho advantage of being under The husi-
ness guidance Of Frederick Dnuapbcy.
formerly well-llnown newspaper man,
who has been sigualIv successful in
the theatrical field.
Easiest Way" Success.
The run Of 1.-THE Easiest Wav. - ;be
Eugene Walters play in which David
beiasco has been presenting Frances
Starr for so many months at the Be
o1Ntuy Iesant fheaier. is drawing TO
close. ''The Easiest Way has been
one or the sensational successes of the
l'''. y ''"' - N'A UidNPV 10 very large
business from IT'S opening performance.
In this play Miss Starr won an even
greater measure or public appreciation
han she did in The beautifully pro.
sented - Rose of the Rancho at the
Belasco thcater three wears ago. Mr.
Eel5Sco usual touch Of distinction is
shown III the presentation of one of the
most important plays Eugene Walters
has written. There has been a great
~ I1GpngCrnn To bn
OF Tho Easiest Way some claim
ing that 1T is too frank an exposition
of what Young and innocent girls nusf
meet with III their struggle against the
odds Of great city, while lust 9e
many have stated, and quito ns fervidIv.
that tins very exposition should serve
as warning TO thc Young and in
nocont. Al any rate. New York made
mp MS mind from the very start that
,'The Easiest Way was au intensely
Interesting, gripping play
John Barrymore New Play.
Cohan * Harris s production ~ .'rho
Fortune Hunter runs along mcrrilv at
In" Galety theater This WinNheIl
Smith comedy of Yankee life has on
abled John Barrymore 10 take longer
step forward as u Broadway favoritc
than ANYTHING he ever has done before
y few of those who think they know
60 so far even as 80 state that young
MIR. Barrymore is the coming ll"ht
comedian on the American stage, which
would seem to prove that there is
something in blood, for this actor is
the son of the late Maurice and Geor-
| gIa Drew BARRYMORE; Il nephew of John
and sydney Drew: a brother of Ethel
| and Lionel Barrymore aud. therefore
a grandson cf the late Mrs. John Drew
besides having So many other relation.
ships with American PLAYERS that IL
would be quite difficult 10 define them
all.
In spite Of the many counter attrac.
tions al the present time, The popular
itv of Margaret Anglin and her com.
pany in "Thc Awakening Of Helena
Richie al the Savoy continues una
batcd The engagement VIII clos" ON
Christmas night. after 4 run OF thirteen
weeks,
Builder Of Bridges"
There is no doubt that Charles I'roh,
man struck a bull 5 eve when he pre-.
senled Kyrlc Bcllcw in The Builder
of Bridges at the Hudson theafer.
While there was some division Of opin-
ION as 10 the merits Of the plav when
it first was seen mt Henry Il. Harris 5
beautiful house, there is no longer any
question that it is making n strong ap.
peal to metropolitan theatergoers. Mr.
Bellcw Is now playing n role having
greater backbone than tho many elegant
parts associated with his name. "Vhc
Builder Of Bridges may be put down
as one Of the successes Of the present
season in the metropolis,
Brief Mention.
For The first time since the New The.
atcr opened, no new dramatic produc-
ton was made Mt the house this week