The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27

Another capacity audience greeted "a
Gentleman from Mississippi" at the Salt
Lake Theatcr, Tuesday, 1t is one of the
cleaneSL. c!cTercst' dramas and ii teaches
a lesson OF honesty that one never for
gets. The drama is in the hands OF a
capable company. II Is enjoyable 1t Is
entertaining. You feel better after you
have seen it, There will be matinee
today,
The Colonial has had almost capacity
audiences al the three performances OF
~ Knight Tor a Day TINS week. This
afternoon there vii! be q matinee. and
from the popularity which this show has
gained there will be another large house
II is impossible to analyze the elements
OF success in George BroadhurStS great
play, THE Man OF the Hour" which is
the attraction announced at the Salt
Lake Theater FOR the first half of next
week, and !, is difficult TO describe the
pleasure II affords. The principal ele
which II is presented by the excellent
company. The election returns locally
and from all the principal cities of the
country VIII bc read between the acts,
ana after the close OF the performance
Tuesday night.
No better bill has been seen at the
orpheum this season than tho one that
is being presented al that popular play
house This week. At the Country Club"
is the headiner-.but there are nuii-
Der OF other acts that might be classcd
as hcGdlincrs MaNims Models. ten pic
lures In all, are beautiful. The bin Will
run the week There arc matinecs
daily.
Monte Cristo' draws as well as ever
ana the presentation of this old classic
at the Grand theater this week by the
Willard Mack players is as fine pro-
duction as has ever been seen here.
Overflow audiences have witnessed the
three performances thus far. There VIII
be matinee this afternoon. The play
will run this week.
The sunny Side of Broadway" with
complete scenic equipment and a Spen~
did cast OF principals. including that fun
NY Hebrew comedian, MaN Bloom, and
an elaborate production in every partic
Side OF Broadway" the musical comedy
that established its reputation Tor being
among the most amusing and entertain-
ing pieces that have been offered in years,
is 10 be the attraction at the Colonial for
one week starting sunday. October 81.
Tuncful music and a pretty chorus add
TO the melody and beauty oil the piece.
The Man from Tammauy" is present.
He is Fcli% iIancy, the genial lrishulau
who has the part of Alderman pholan in
The Man OF the Hour" and who next
man from Tammany" will bc the vehicle
and IL is the work of William Clifford
Haney VIII be starred by William ~
Brady, who regards "Thc man from
rammany' as ideally suited 10 the man
Phclan has been the hit of The Man
Of the Hour. The man from Tammany
deals with politics. especially the wom-
ans suffrage phase. il gives lIaney the
opportunity OF. playing another part OF
"A TolickIng Irishman. During the COM
ing summer Haney goes into vaudeville
with his sketch. THE Funny Rube." He
was the original Hi Hol!er in Way
Down East" and appeared in that play
for a number of seasons. For two sea-
sons after the opening OF the New York
Hippodrome under the management OF
s. DUndy. he was the prin
cipal comedian there. lIancy possesses
an the natural wit and humor for the
part he is now playing. and his work in
George Broadhurst's play has been great
" enjoyed by Salt Lake thcater- gc"rS on
each occasion OF Hanev's visit lie has
many friends in salt Lake city
beginning Thursday evening the Bun
galow thcatcT VIII be vaudeville play
house Alex Pantaees vaudeville will
be presented, There are seven acts and
there arc clcvor people in all OF them.
There viii bci daily matinces.