The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20

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rising until few minutes after Q. The
play continues throughout the week with
the usual matinces.
Al the Grand theater on Sunday night
Miss Maud Leone achieved another dis
tinct success In the dream-play OF "Kath-
leen MaVourneen. which opened at that
popular place of amusement for n run
whlch Is 10 continue throughout the week
including "Wednesday and Saturday mat
inees. Miss Leone is amply fulfilling
The promise justified by her first week s
work in Janice Meredith" that her en-
tire stay In salt Lake would be character
ized by an unbroken reign in the favor
Of patrons of the Grand theater.
In Kathleen Mavourneen' the lady
not only hnds means by which to ex-
hibjt her ability as an actress. but one
IN which Ger personal charm and grace
md physical expression. She IS admir-
play TO her qualities In fulnllnlent OF all
requirements OF the part of the hand
some and great-hearted Irish girl. VIII
lard Mack has the character OF Terrence
oMoore. the honest and fearless. yet
sometimes bashful Irish lad who is In
love with Kathleen, and right well he
does it Mr.. II b. Raymond represents
David O'Connor. the Irish land tenant
and father of Kathleen. He does good
work; and of him II may also be said
that he Is more apt than are the others
nard Kavanaugh of the aristocracy Is
also in love with the beautiful Kathleen
and out Of this fact comes the woe that
later afflicts the Irish girls life. Kava-
naush marrics Kathleen. but soon tires
OF her. and In order TO rid himself of her
tells her that they were not legally and
properly united and offers her an an
nuity 10 leave him AT this point how
ever. Father O'Cassidy (Mr Frederick
Allen) comes TO the rescue by proving
the legitimacy OF the marriage. In the
end all turns out well. with Terrence
o OMoore as the champion OF Kathleen
and the maker Of her eventual happlness
after the awakening from the warning
dream
All the supporting characters are well
sustained, tho cast including Joe Ken
nedy. Elmer Booth, Earl Pingree Reed
Clarke, Frank Stack, Tom Fox. Bessie
DAINTY James Rennie, Inez Baird and
Pearl Ether
The house was filed almost TO capacity
ana the play VIII undoubtedly go before
GOOD audiences through the entire week
as ii Is one Of those productions which
appeal to the heart and the sentimental
disposition OF humanity for fairness and
sympathy toward virtue mistreated. The
engagement Will carry up to and includ-
ing Saturday nights performance.
Among the most delightful comedies
seen In many years is Henry B, Har-
est comedy, ''The Travelling Salesman"
which comes to this city on THURSDAY
evening for three nights, where 1t will
play at the Salt Lake Theater IL was
designated by the critics of New York as
the most laughablc comedy seen In years
which Endorsement was confirmed by the
theatereoers OF New York. where The
piece enjoyed an uninterrupted run OF
nlne months. II Is play designed by
Mr.. Forbes. the author OF THE Chorus
Lady, as one intended principally for
| laughing purposes. and the management
| vouchsafe for 1.-The Travelling Salesman
this guarantee. that II is unquestionably
the best message Of mirth and merrment
ever seen In this city.
|
| one OF The features upon the programme
| that rs appearing at the Mission this
week is Jack McLallen and May Car
son. son. WHO 11 appear In their gorgeous nov
| this act they appear as automaton dolls
who suddenly awaken on the Isle OF
Toyland. The piece Is elaborately staged
and is picturesque to the extrome. Nc
! La!len Carson are premier skaters and
| give one OF the most wonderful acts OF
It's Kind ever seen here. The bin will
matinee complete change OF bill will
| be seen,
THE Vagabond King" coming to the
Shuhert next week. Will be one of the best
or the seasons attractions. 1t is beau
tiful romantic drama. with the locale In
one OF those quaint musty half medieval
courts OF Southern Europe on the bor-
| der line Of occidental civilization. 4 weak
King and the pranks OF scapegrace who
resembles him furnish n motive OF un-
| usual interest and permit Of delightful
comedy situations. Miss Lorle Palmer,
known for, her work here last year as
leading lady In THE Wolf" Will have
an even better. part, and Alfred Sven
son, Salt Lake fsvorite will he seen
In the leading male role. No better play
| could be offered for the holiday season
than this drama, made. famous by Mr..
| Daniel Ryan, and considered that flne
actors best production. The producing
| company Will be at the new Cort theatcr
in ogden on Christmas day and VIII come
TO Salt Lake on the Sunday following