The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07


and we are led TO suppose. Diana, too
According to tho published reports of
the piece, the entire action is intensely
dramatic and interesting, and the play
has been hailed as the most certain sue
cess OF the past season. There viii be
matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
At the Bungalow, Pantages vaudeville
is pleasing all playgoers, who pack this
playhouse daily. The bill changes ev.
cry Thursday and there arc matiuecs
daily. For this week there is Leon
Morris & Co, Smith, Evans and Will
Iiams in comedy sketch entitled Al!
That s FAIR in Love- Chartrls Sisters,
in whistling and character changes.
Roberts and Downey, eccentric and
wooden-shoe dancers: La Belle Helene
and her lcaping grcyhouuds. The pro-
gramme is good one.
.'Lo.' tho musical comedy in the
llbretto Of which the humorous touch Of
o. Henry, the Short-Story writer, is evi-
dent (for he collaboratcd with Frank
lin p. Adams upon the "book -. is now
on the Pacific coast. Its extended tour
through the west has attracted much
attention, not only through the merits
of the entertainment itself. with John
Il. Young IN the stellar role but also be.
cause IT indicates the growing influence
OF Chicago as q creative theatrical
metropolis. ELo was brought out hy
Harry Askin. producing manager of
Chicago. and its writing was practi.
cally INSPIRED by him, Mr.. Askiu read
one. of q. Henry = stories. called "IIc
Also Serves. in Il magazine: said 81
want a musical comedy out of that. -
and then persuaded q. Henry and his
colleague. Mr. Adams. TO get TO work
ut it. To Indicate the success that
"LoH is meeting, il may he said that
1t began week 5 engagement in
Seattle. October 2l, and proceeded 10
break all records for attendance at the
thCatcr where III WAS playing. The pco-
pic of Seattle were unwilling 10 part
with 'Lo,' and the engagement was
therefore extended for another week
thus establishing new tradition for
musical comedy in that city. Aud wher.
ever the piece has played, John f..
Young has been greeted ms a star co.
mcdian of tho first rank.
George NJ. Cohan and his royal fam
lily, together with Their big musical
comedy company Of one hundred people,
will come 10 the salt Lake theater for
II thrce-nlghis' engagement. commenc
ing Thursday, November Is, with Sat
urday matinee, and Will present Young
MIR. Cohanis sensational musical sue.
cess. "Thc Yankee Prince y play
with musical trimmings that has FIRE,
queutly been quoted aS the best compost
tion that has YET cmanatcd from this
famous young man 5 prolific pen. This,
added 10 the fact chat this latest
Cohan production is TO be presented in
Salt Lake City with the original New
York cast, direct from The Knickcr-
booker thcatcr, and which includes not
only George NJ Conan, but his famous
family as well, makes 'Thc Yankee
Prince engagement one of importance
George NJ. Cohan has not been seen in
Salt Lake City for several seasons. six
in fact, and his present comprehensive
tour of the country is proving u verita~
bic triumph to this prolific young pro
duccr OF mirthfuI PLAYS.
Hope Booth. who appeared in Salt
Lake last December, who was n charm
ing actress is wreck of her former
self and i'll and pcuniless IN n Genoa
Italy, hotel, suffering from Il nervous
collapse. Her Jewels and wardrobe arc
said TO have been pawued. Her ncrv-
Gus breakdown occurred duriug her en-
gagement iu Salt Lake. and she went
East In MAY her physicians sent hcr
lD EuIp''', NHfit Hut D'NdD lIt resi-
cure at Nauheim. later being removed
to WiesbadeD. She is suffering from
neurasthenia.
Manager Revier Of the Males
tic theatcr announces for the weeE
commencing Monday evening "The
Girl With the Auburn hair, II
is an act worthy of special mention. for
not only does it present beautiful
stage picture, but at the same time
teaches n most beautiful story. In its
presentation are used hundreds of cleo
trie lights and special switchboard is
necessary 10 bring about tho delicate
effects. II is seldom that an act of
this nature is seen in Il popular-priced
house. In addition TO this act. there
will be two other attractions and an
excellent set Of tho latest motion pic,
lures.
A big New Yorl: musical attraction
is bound for the Pacific coast consist.
ing of Julian Edward 8 charming comic
opera, "The Gay Musician which will
be shortly heard in this city at the
theater controlled by the Shuberts of
New York. The company is under the
Of John T. SIocum. who
will he remembered here as the mana
ger for MANY years of the tours of The
late Richard Mansfield, who also
brought here Margaret Sylvia in the
Princess Chic. - The Gay Musician
is considered the best OF the thirty
comic operas written by Julian Edwards