The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

be crowded into the place some time be-
eI[i[t tWGen Monday SEG morning an and SATURDAY
brilliant than the daylight The grounds
will be lighted up with myriad of incan-
desccnts, and large band, a part OF the
carnival. will furnish music from the
music pavilion. Whole rows of tented
theaters will be erected throughout the
resort grounds. and altogether il will be
amusement lover who seeks to take in
everything at one visit
The business manager OF Mrs. Fiske-
j, c. Drum-arrived in Zion, Tuesday
night, and states positively that Mrs.
tiske is coming to the Grand theatcr
for the three nights commencing, May 81.
and her play this year is her latest New
York success. salvation Nell" by Ed
ward Sheldon. This is the play which
started all New York thinking about the
under life of the great east side as no
agency had made them do. In 'Sava
ton Nell. Mrs: Fiske makes the life of
the Cherry Hin district picturesque and
appealing. Its melodramatc disagree
ablenesS is entirely cffaced and only the
good is seen. 1t viii be a novelty TO see
Mrs Fiske in character which bravely
most fateful, into the light of happiness,
for we have only recently seen her amid
the perplexing surroundings of Ibsen's
''Rosmershohlm." and few can forget the
tragic fate of poor Tess and the incV-
table wretchedness Of Becky Sharp. 1t is
said that the Manhattan company, which
II
stronger since Harrison Grey Fiske start
ed out TO make ii the best supporting
comedy company in the country. The or
sanizatton viii come here exactly as it
was during the run of salvation Nell'' at
Hackett's theatcr Among the principal
players are: Holbrook Blnn, Henry Wen
man, W. r. Clarke. Herbert Haywood.
Mary Madison. Hope La than. Grace
STANLEY, Mary Maddern, Gilda Varcsi and
forty others.
Marshall P. Wilder one of the famous
humorlsts Of the earth. is entertaining
the large audiences at the Orphcum this
week. He is so wittly clever. SO mimi
tably humorous that he provides a feast
as none but Wilder can. There are d
number of other good acts. which include
Ten Ten 3 Gawn and company; in a peculiar.
The Four Casting Dunbars provide an
acrobatic act that is extraordinarily clcv-
cr. There are number of other acts, all
equally good
In Jack Straw" the comedy which
John Drew will present at the salt Lake
and Saturday matinee, w. Somerset
Maugham. the newest Of the British
dramatists, has proved concmsively that
it Is possible 10 write an extremely
amusing comedy without alluding 10 any
unpleasant problems or discussing any
subjects that belong TO the clinic rather
story. in thoroughly delightful way,
and provides q role that shows Mr.. Drew,
one OF the most popular actors on the
American stage. at his very best His
dialogue is witty" and clever. and at the
same time 1t is natural-that is. his
characters talk very much as you would
expect people such as they arc to talk
Some playwrights try TO give AN impress
sion that there arc people who never
open their lips except 10 emit an cpl
gram. or course, there are really no such
people in reality. and one gets weary lis-
tcning to them on the stage, Mr.
,itsa,,. ls.G hi. NIL
His people are real and always amusing,
never tircsomc.