The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-25

Manager Grant takes pardonablc
pride in announcing thc extra special
engagement ut the Colonial for this
week, commencing with tonight's sun
day, performance of PiXley Luder s
greatest musical success, "The Burgo-
master" Manager William P. Cullen
has beeu especially careful III the or
ganlzalon OF his present company. en-
yagirE rs many of the original mem
bcrs of the east as was possible, and he
has been cminently successful in doing
50 Besides the star. Mr.. Hermsen, a
focal favorite, the company includes
Leo Kendall. who will be seen as @ Doc
le Won Kull.'' the Burgomnster sec
retary; Robert w. Albright, the " Har
lem Spider Joseph Rooney, as Cap
tain Spuyten; George Mckossock. as
the Blue Feather, the Indian chief; j;
j. Mcclure, as Torrance Rafferty,, and
Fred W. Bailey. who created such a
favorable impression as L. Booth Tark-
Ington, the actor. Marie Graudpre.
Who. besides being pretty, is gifted
with Ii splendid voice, has been Gu
;agcd for the part of Catherine Van
dcrbeck, while Marion Mack has the
po!c of Phoebe Kumagin, the Phist
woman. Those clever little soubrettes,
The Lockhart sisters, have prominent
parts, Eta Lockhart as Daisy, a roof
garden favorite, and Phemie Lockhart
IN the part of Willie Van Astorbelt.
The male chorus. as IS necessary in
'tThe Burgomastcr, is particularly
strong, especially so in their rendition
of Dear Old College Days" while
the female portion has been engaged
especially ;or their singing ability,
There are some twenty odd gems in
The BuTgomaster, each of the whs-
ting variety and the present produc
tion will be given d sumptuous mount
ing. The usual Thursday and Saturday
matlnees will be gwen. This is prac
tically the same excellent organization
that appeared in Salt Lake last year.
and this engagement will probably mark
this famous musical plays farewell
visit 10 Salt Lake. and the Pacific coast,
rs arrangements are now under way to
send the company on a European tour
for the next three years.
On Monday night, to decide a wager,
the stage hands will endeavor to 90
against time - in an attempt TO set the
third act, FIRST scene, of 'FThe Burgo-
MASTER in full view of the audience
The setting and striking of scene in
full view of an audience is sure enough
a departure in itself, and when it is
understood that alertness and precision
IS imperative in the present case, it
should prove all the more interesting
'FThe Burgomaster will he presented
for the 1000th time at the Thursday
matinee. and to mark the event beau
tiful Colonial plates will be given free
as souvenirs 10 every lady attending.
Spurrcd to enthusiasm by the arts-
tic success Of their production of "La
Tosca, and popular appreciation of
1.-THE Liars the Willard Mack play
ers will during the coming week offer
at the Bungalow q scenic presentation
OF Carmen based on Prosper Merri.
NEE S, fascinating romance. The do
ings Of the cigarette girl of Seville
have been chronicled in many tongues
and forms Whether it be in the ro-
nance. the drama or on the lyric stage,
it has been the delight of every country.
In lis dramatic form it has been PLAYED
by many stars. Olga Nethersole being
the most recent of these, The version
TO be used at the Bungalow is based on
the original romance and the operate
version of Meilhac and Haleyy II is
a varied story that of Carmencita,
alike the delight and despair of all
with whom she came in contact A girl
of vivid red blood, she is fascinating
whether wickedly Turing the young sol.
dler, Don Jose, from his tender and
pnre little village sweetheart. OF as a