The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30

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"A Gentleman From Mississippi is =
rcfreshingly Clcan and wholesome com
| edy, and il is splcndidly presented al TIA"
salt Lake Theatcr by the company winch
Brady and GrisIner have sent west. The
play deals with Washington, -. c., life
and politics and is comedy Of cNcep-
patronage il is receiving this week. There
VIII he a matinee this afternoon, and
the engagement will close this evening.
Much of the pleasure OF "At the Couu-
try Club. which is running this week
at the Orpheum. is due TO the excellent
work of Jarvis Iocclyn and Miss Eulaic
Jensen. Mr.. Jocclyn plays tho part %
the president OF The club, and In the
rehearsal that forms the substance OF
inc act. he gives piano solo i'm admir-
aDle style, lie also sings Wei aud hE-
1res as an acceptable comedian in the
iravesty on grand opera and mclodrama.
MISS Jensen long since became Salt
Lake favoritc. being known from In"
Paris. Since then she has played here
in THE Time. the Place and the Girl"
Her role, Of the presidents wife in AT
the Country Club. is spcndidIy taken,
SO that her visit 10 Salt Lake in vaudc-
willie has increased the thcater- going pub
lies estimate OF hcr ability and charms.
This afternoon and evening VIII be the
last opportunity OF witnessing that de-
tghttul musical cNtravasanza. ~
Knight for Day" which has been run
ming this week at the Colonial Capacity
audiences have witnessed the several per
tOrmanccs.
No finer or better presentation OF the
Count OF Monte Christie" was ever seen
in Salt Lake than that OF the Willard
Mack PLAYERS at the Grand thealer this
week. There will be matinee this aft
ernoon, the last performance will be
iNH Hfsn rgFNI Inc
PsntaGcs vaudeville is now on at tho
Bungalow thcatcr. There viii be y mat
'nee this afternoon when Barncs's troup
Of performing elephants viii he seen for
the first time in this city. The bill is
an unusually good one,
Foo Rod WaTE,soner. represecnitii4g The
around good fellow and ono OF the best
known advance men in the country. is in
salt Lake arranging for the appearance
OF his company al the Colonial
Charles r. Bacon. we'll known here for
so many years as manager OF The Bos-
tonians.' * In the city making final ar
ransements Tor the production OF Rag
gcd Robin" the delightful play OF Irish
peasant lfe. in which fairies and goblins
are mixed up with mortals, TO be given
at the Salt Lake Theater next week.
beginning Thursday with Chauncoy Ol-
character OF the piece, there will be lots
Of handsome scenery and costumes, and
cast Of unusual strength.
II there is anything in name. The
Man or the Hour" ought TO live TO a ripe
old age, II is now in It's fourth year of
prosperity. and comes 10 the Salt Lake
Theater on Monday for an engagement
of three nights and one matinee only.
IL brought the whole town 10 its feet
on it's FIRST presentation here TWO sea-
7 EGnG "a ,41hr. -Tyng gYst j.. not
one of the seasons successes it will be
proof indeed that salt Lakes theatrical
taste has detcriora ted. The election re-
turns locally, and from all the principal
cities will be read between the acts
and aftc" the close OF the performance
Tuesday night.
Friday evening. r. \. Cook gave tho
iwcniy-etshth piano. recital and Glteenth
public concert by Ills pupils; assisted Hy
Mrs. T. |. Armstrong, reader and the
German Harmonic Choral society. \
good audience was present and en- in
participants acquitted themselves in
most creditabi" manner.
VIII r Winch former manager Of the
Orphoum thcJlcr in this city. who was
given charge of the OrphcGm !n Ogden
and the Thatcher opera house IN Logan
at the beginning Of the theatrical season
wired his resignation 10 Martin Beck tho
circuits general manager. Friday moru-
! ing, He resigns to go into the moving
! picture business in ~ Pasu He will have
charge Of and an owenrship i'm the best
paying house in tbat city. Mr. Winch
/ has had varied experience In th. the
atrcal ana amusement fields, As hoy
4 lie was program boy and usher in The
/ famous old WardcT Grand upcra house in
. Kansas CITY. lie graduated from news
paper work into the press agent line Ills
r 6rSt uIcss agent work was done for the
electric railway between Kansas City
. and Lcaycnworth. nc was press agent
/ fcr the greatest of Italian ba nds il.
! Banda IiuSsa, at Troo-t park: progs
! agent OF electric and Forest parks Kan
/ sas City: manager of Carnival park
| Kansas CITY, and for five years press
pheum in Kansas CITY. He then entered
! thc managerial field. and had charge OF
/ the OrphcBWS in ~ Taso. Salt Lake
/ City and Ogden, with the Thatcher In
/ Logan thrown in for good measure One
! of his most CTcditablc fcats wag tLr
/ into fully equipped thcatcr in eight JayS.
/ He managed the 5aitair IIppodrumo nnd
, tho concessions at the beach. In addi-
',tion 10 experimenting the rcdccora Iine
land renting OF Tn" Oruhcum theatcr In
/ this city during the summer. He will
leave for III Faa9a 3! an carly date,
\ special To The Tribune from New
! York Friday night says that sShuherts'
, plan OF triple Invasion of tho Pacific
! roast i8 about 10 be rcalizcd. and their
Il recently acquired thcatcrs arc soon
best t0l"nt I'm addition TO the attractions
ihcy hayo already placed In the far west
cn cities. Their invasion Is TO bc made
| within the next fortnight. when three Of