Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-08
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nun In cameo Kirby" Booth
Tarkington.s play now being prssenfsu
at the Studehakel Theater Chicago,
Z and pronounces 1t II fine vehicle. is
says the play is full of good characters
and the southern atmosphere IS spAef'-
did. on his visit Mr.. Piper competed
ARRANGEMENTS for Mr. Earnunl's sp.
pearance here in April
Another announcement which vii pc
welcomed by theater- goers5 Is one =. "
9 the effect that Charles b'rGhnlan VII
present Ethel Barrymore in her ne"
comedy, Lady Freuerlck, AT Inc ti'e72
alter May 27, 20.
In the meantime, throughout the COM
ing week, the SaIt Lake lheater VIII
Il present the Burns-Joinson prize II NJ
by rounds in the form or motion pie
! lures showing the big event IN push
istic circles in sydney. Australia e
Gently.
The pictures are being shown stimuli
4 taneously In various parts OF America
s and Europe by Mr.. Hugh D. Mcintosh
who was the promoter OF the fight and
: also, acted as referee HE'S at present
IN the United states attempting % ar
& range a match between Jack Johnson
and James j Jeffries. 1t is ceftaui
\ that the white race will not allow the
championship Of the world to.long re-
main In the hands of Il coioFed hil'i,
and II Jeffries decides not to iisrI
some other man will probably coItle
to the front.
IN addition to above, the best rounds
OF the Jeffrts- Snarkey fight VIII he
Y shown So that one can Judge who Is the
better man.
II IS safe to say that this attraction
viii draw the crowd, but hardly lac
regular patrons of the orchestra ana
dress circle.
John. Drew has been appearing !, s9r
several seasons III ecmewhat elderly
narts-not exactly old men, you know
: but middle aged In Jack straw, the
comedy by w. Somerset Vaughan
which lle will present at the Salt Lake
Theater soon, he VIII i,liiIersonate,
young man again--not a youth pre-
cisely, but a man still In all the pisof.
( Of his early manhood and quite young
+ enough to fall in love with pretty
girl and to WOO her in true lover
fashion
Advance notices of the bill at the Orr
pheum scheduled for next week indi-
cate that 1t will be winner 1t is
= headed by Thomas II. Persse, a fayorita
y operate tenor and Edith Mason, prima
donna, in Jealous About Nothing, q
It nielodious comedietta dealing With thS
4 Latin quarter in Paris. Both singers
were for a long time prominent mem
beers OF Henry W. Savage's productions,
"a One-Nigllt Stand In Minstrelsy' y
the comprehensive name bestowed up
N on the Offering of the Three --eightons.
e 1t Is said to be full of laughs, clevsc
dialogue and unique dancing. One wo-
man and three men acrobats are EN-
braced in the act Of the -Four Pom
\ cherrys This Is their first apps atlfce
here. as they are making their initial
tour OF America this season. That
Rascal" Loney Haskell is coming. as
he himself would say Some class to
this announcement" He is a decided
4Broa dway favorite and his western tour
lis limited to seven weeks sltDon
+ Novelty Circus Is an act that will up
peal to every lover of dumb animals.
This act Is now playing America. Tor
the first time. The amazing cleverness
shown by a number Of cats introduced
Il in the act is startling One of them
actually loops the human loop. IN tie
same turn performing Ponies and logs
are put through their tricks by quite
Il a. Young girl. The Act Dainty, sug-
costing the versatility and originalit ~
) OF the turn is the offering of Miss ELSIE
= Faye, Joe Miller and Sam Weston, 1t is
a. singing, dancing and quick change
number 1.-THE Vlndobonas" arc SAID
to be accomplished musicians. 1901
wears American managers have been
trying to persuade them, the most
talked-of musical novelty in Europe, 10
accept American time but since theii
sensational success at the Apollo Thea
ter in Berlin, three years ago, mel!
time had been booked solid until jhau-
airy, 1909, at which time Martin Beck
engaged them for 20 weeks tour oi
the Orpheum houses. The famous or
chestra will have some more splenh 9
musical selections, while the kinodrom.
has some new and clever subjects IL
moving pictures,
ga Message From Mars" which vii
be presented at the Colonial theatel
all next week, is the story of Horace
Parker, an Englishman, upon whom
fortune has bestowed some of its mos
substantial blessings. He has youth
health, wealth, pleasing exterior 9
charming sweetheart, to whom he i:
engaged to BIO married; but he is bese
by too many vices, which are by NJ
means uncommon in the general run o
mankind. He is richly endowed viii
vii self conceit and Seifishness tina
seems without limit. At the beginnint
Of the play, his supreme indifference It
the health and comfort of those abou
him nearly costs him the love of hi
bethrothed. She is his opposite in ever.
way. She is angered at his indiffer
ence and leaves him in anger, and h
cody sits down to read an essay on tn
planet Mars, when he Is visited by on
Of It's inhabitants, whose mission ol
earth is to reform the most selfish MAJ
alive, and this Is Horace Parker, MI
Parker is at once subjected to heroi
treatment. The messenger takes nj
arm around town In the snow, show
him the contempt in which he Is he'll
by his acquaintance, tries to awake
his compassion by exhibition OF hu
man misery, and finally, all miIde
measures falling to rouse his conscienc
or lessen his self esteem, reduces hti
to starvation and beggary, and, by act
ual suffering, teaches him the beaut
of life In having regard and considera
ton for others. This play will be see
here presented by an excellent com
pany, and with the same quantity an
appropriate scenery which was used j
the play during its three years run
London and two years in New Yorl