The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30

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voice, off you ever happen TO be where
| am come and sec me, won t you9''
One of the most interesting events Of
| the autumn Will be the free kindergar-
ten vaudeville show which will be given
at the Salt Lake theater on Thursday
evening, November 10 The programme
| most ambitious being John Kendrick
Bangs g play, "The Real Thing in the
cast of which NJ. j. Brines viii take
the principal part, Among the others
in it arc Mrs. A. j. Gorham, Mrs John
f. Cowan, Mrs. Il. c. Woodruff. Mrs.
John Cam, Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey, Mrs
Elbridge Thomas, Miss Mary Fox, Miss
Ailene Maclean; Miss Mildred McMil-
| Ian, Miss Alice Wall. Miss Louise Claw
son and Miss Lucille Franckc and Miss
Lorene Leary. Besides these Miss An
| rania Ellcrbeck, Kenneth G. Kerr and
Athol Rawlins will give a brief farcical
sketch by George Bernard Shaw, ''How
lie Lied to His Wife, and Mrs. c. Il.
Richards, who will direct the whole, NJ
j, Brines and Mr.. Kerr will all give
moDologues The vocalist will be Leon
Rains, formerly of the metropolitan
opera company of New York and late
of the Royal Dresden opera company,
and Mrs. Henry M. Dnwoodey. who
will sing an aria recently given with
the Thomas orchestra in Chicago.
Miss Frances Nelson, who has been
leading lady with the William Inger-
soil stock company at the Garrick the
alter III this city, has severed her con-
ncctlon with that company and leaves
today for New York, Miss Nelson is q
PhlIadelphia woman. 1t was in that
city that she began her career upon
the stage and where she playod in stock
for some time She is a handsome wom-
an and she is splendid actress. She
came here from Minneapolis, where She
had been playing in stock and where
she was the idol of playgoers The al
htUde here affected her and this with
oVerwork due TO her summer engage
ment IN Minneapolis has shattered 6er
nervous system so that she is compeIlod
10 go To lower altitude. She will take
a month s. rest on hor rcturu to Nov
York and in December will begin 70.
hearsal in a FTobmau production. which
VIII open IN New York carly in January
ncxt.
Charles A. ScIIou. who comes here
Wlth the spectacular musical ezfraya
ganza, 'Thc, Cow and tho Moon" is
scoring, The biggest hit Of his career,
IL IS claimed. Mr., Sellon is we'll re,
membered for his portrayal of Happv
IN '''rhe Cat and the Fiddle in wb;cb
nc made nm enyiable reputation as q
laugh producer. In his new vehicle fun
Is tho dominant factor, aud his MANY
satires on topical affairs are indeed
mlrth- provoking; especially NAV be
mentioned the one on our national
Pastlme, baseball. Mr. Sellon as the
famous iy Cobb and his antics while
a
essence OF good, clean comedy. The |
company numbers some forty people.
there beng sixteen gorgeous scenes and !
some some tTelve or more ringing song hits. |
The engagement here is for three
nights, starting November 10.
ohlcago's most successful musical
play. "The Time. the Place and ihs
Glrl, - wlli be the. offering al the Co
lopial November Is. The proGuci;o,
given hero will bo exactly the same -
gwen 400 times in Chicago. The cast
IS large one: and is headed bv Thai I
nnct,2us comedian. George Elmer. who I
Hicks, the gambler. is said to have
the 1 best part he has ever portrayed,
The chorus is said to be pTeItv ,nl
ElVaclous, and good singers az weII ne
cancers. The Time. the Place and
Inc SRI IS undoubtedly enc of tho |
greatest successes of the season. and |
Manager ketchum is fortunate IN co.
curing 1T for his patrons.
Theatergoers Of Salt Lake will bs
anorded one Of the most unusual on,
of the season when Viola
n'isn, and d. accompanied by James O'Neill
panIes ever organized, includinc N;nn,
Gale and Henry Stanford, come TO the
Colonial on November IS for an en.
gagement of two nights. Miss Allen