The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24

large evening. and no ice water to be
had.
Many drummer I know would sell
a big account IL he only knew when
10 quit talking
The rapidity with which one can pro-
cure q divorce depends entirely upon how
much money you have.
| kicking at railroads for poor service
docs YOU much good as yelling at a
deaf man to get out OF the way Of AN
! automobilc.
! The company which presents lhs most
rcstful. most dcliGhtful comedy Is an OK
| ocptionaly good one. The members arc
| all good. Mark Smiths portrayal of
| Bob Blake. tho travelling salesman. was
ideal. not ovcrdrawn. aud this is true
cling men. As Beth Elliott. Miss Mir
lam Ncsbit played the part in u splendid
manner Diana 1Iunckcr, who had the
role OF 4 sharp tOugucd village gossip.
WAS admirable. Then there are TWO
children Marion Stevenson and Robert
llamilton-who were very clever in their
roles. Tho other characters were wen
carried out. The Travelling Salesman
Will be seen again this evening and to-
morrow evening, with a matinee Satur-
day afternoon. You would better go,
otherwise you VIII miss most enjoy
able comedy
Harry Lander. the world famous scotch
comedian and his all-Star company of
entertainers come 10 the salt Lake
tabernacle on Wednesday evening. Jan
uarE >" He comes under the direction
OF William Morris, who was here only
recently and who concluded arrange
mcnts for the erection of Il magnificent
thoater in salt Lake which is to be COM
plcted next year, Joseph Il. Sion. who
is the manager for Mr. Morris and Mr..
Lauder, is now in salt Lake concluding
arrangements for the appearances OF tho
famous Scotch actor. Besides Nr. Lauder
there arc. other entertainers in the. way
several other artists. Mr.. Lauder VIII
render several numbers. His songs and
anecdotes VIII be in and out Of character.
The entertainment which will be pre-
scented will be one OF the best Of It's
kind II viii be the only opportunity 10
see and hear this famous Scotch star, as
after he completes his tour ot the United
States lie will return TO his own coun-
Try.
With the stores thronecd with Christ
vadine the air. the Mission played to
TWO fun houses last evening John Stur-
econ. in the MARKHAM Divorce Case ="
IS proving that he has ono OF tho
strongest playlets seen here in some
time. LaYcllc and Grant the gymnasts
and balaUc"ys. and Colby and May won
many new friends. There will he "A matt
nee today,
That wandering yagsbo should he
thrown iorcibly into a throne against bis
Sibilities. When he Is rcconcilcd To the
kiugship, which he scorned. by having :,
charming princess 10 make Low" 10, the
story becomes Still more exciting. And
when soothsaycr. conspirators. hcauti-
fu! court ladies'. with their own love
affairs and really wicked villaincss are
added. the whole compose a fascinating
play with interest that cannot flag. Al
this is found in '"rhc NaEaboud King" +"
most delightful OF romantic dramas. to
bc presented at the Shubert all the COM
rIn m
The presenting company is headed by
Miss Lorle Palmer and Alfred Swenson
and is i well balanced organization. Mr..
Swensou is well known To Salt Lake
thcatergoers and Miss Palmer is a clever
young actress who is certain TO become
a favorite.
An exceptional advance sale Is noted
ioT toniGhts performance at the Orpheum;
Friday is the regular society night and
this week II has tho added advantage
THE Drums of Doom" as the lopiiner.
is drawing large audiences nightly TO the
Orpheums
Tho attraction. Bernard Daily in sweet
lnnisfallcn." at the Colonial this week. is
pleasing well filled houses. II runs the
week out. with n matinee Saturday
(Christmas) afternoon.
"The Bachelor" which is the name or
I Clyde Filch's latest and most charming
comedy. will bc seen here for the first
time in this city at the Shubcrt tonight
The Bachelor" was first produced at
the Maxine Elliott theater In New York
last spring. and. with the exception of
Chicago, has not hcon seen outside OF
the met rnpols. The original cast headed
by Mr.. Charles Cherry. is assured. Owe
OF tho characters that cvokcs much
laughter is that OF a Swedish honscmaid.
! whose latest gag IS The Bachelor IL
like Manhattan cocktail because it has
/ a cherry In it. In fact. the comedy
| itself has all the clements Of cocllta II
and without its Cherry would not be one =
! half so palatJbic. The play may he con
siacrcd companion piece TO Girls. =
| in which MT Cherry and Ruth Mayclffc
| made such pronounced hits None who
| saw that charming comedy can forget
the admirable roucs enacted by these
clever Tlaycrg.