The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

Win, 90 The lTlnuii''
rnRK Nov 5.-Someone en-
;n III tho stage at the Gaiety the.
d or '"S Gcnrge n. Cohan $ Get
d'.;.t N9e' Wallingford y is PLAYING
sn csusing the play. to collapse.
pes' usje Hamilton s effective
o. 10 oi comedy is done on the tele'
~ In' fsct, much of thc plot de
, >" the telephone. The other
,Se bell rang ana ilaMii.oa
~ Cor the phone. 1t was not
eo rho I actor had to think quickly
~ !" the telephone scene and was
eu! lad the missing lines from a
W 49, one of the actors walked
W.. stare with the telephone half
4, IA spd placed it on the table,
aisr s:snrs saw the blunder and there
n,ter all over the house. How
'gaorce % Cohan dian Z litter when
w w hack of the curtain and eX-
= Tin his views, and they were views.
!, embarrassing Experience.
4 tbe most embarrassing expert
a this kind once occurred when
! q nlaying "The Pit. = Mr.. VII
= sstaye acting. One o. the effec-
eEncyes wns a pistol shot off.
The audience knew when the
,.s heard that 4 big speculator
;I,ed himself, One night tho prop,
An failed TO fire the pistol and
W stood for several minutes try
Y ;mnrovise finish act. Finally
4 In to pretend TO do the "poisoD
and fell 10 the stage 81 as to
out the scene. Years ago Il not
,sI;sb actress who was portraying
Macbeth in a Dublin, Ireland.
/, was about to eYclaim; " \
drum, Macbeth doth comel y
/. stape hand blew a trumpet by
. Immediately the actress eH.
III "a trumpet, trumpet
nd was as far as she could pro
gallery god went 10 her res
Ming out this happy termination,
Macbeth doth stump 1t. The
,re roared: the actress bowed to-
fbe gallery and subsequently re.
dfbe god with present of $40
How She Got Her Name.
ppop time there was team
,edians, Burke and Andrews, who
'irick mule and who were favor
tbe vaudeville theaters all over
,,ptry. The Burke OF that team
,efp famous before that us a
And everybody knew him as
Burke. He was the father OF
3illie Burke. the charming young
4. While Billy Burke was still a
4 HE circus he was with visited
sffon. o. c.. and there Miss
a Beatty, who was a daughter of
Il Beatty and one OF the bellies
capital, met him. fell in love
|im snd much against the wishes
parents. married him. Later on
|e girl was born to them, and
rere sorely disappointed, because
ad been hoping for son. They
ven gone so far as to select Il
for him. He was TO be William
Ike, Jr., and "Billy' for short,
Ike his father before him. But
| Well, there was nothing for
TO have her chrisiened Ethel
and then forget it and always
Y Billie.
ainc Sarah Bernhardt. who has
1 in America on her seventh and
Sit, brings with her u company of
Iik people and d repertoire of
Ttwo plays. During her opening
1t Chicago, where she opened on
y evening at the Studebaker the.
be divine Sarah will present two
los in new plays never before seen
erica. One is the Rostand fan
ssLe Bols Sacre;'' the other, Mo
I" Jeanne DARE In "Le Bois
the inhabitants of Olympus are
ed at leisure in the shade of a
grove Suddenly their serenity
,elled by the advent of an auto
bearing several mortal motorists
q III an Olympian JOY ride. Tt
fsn, OF course, who mends their
ed engine, At intervals the Bern.
golden voice is employed IN the re-
uf an accompanying chorus-tbe
Tords spoken in the performance.
csn OF Are play differs from Mr..
maekaye S recent treatment Of
ne figure in the episodes chosen
presentation With "Le Bois
, Nine. Bernhardt will present
bouifOps,' which Miss Maude
acted as "The testers. 50 The
plays Of the first week are the
OF the Bernhardt American rep
= L 'Alglon, " ola Tosca, -
1lle, y" Fedora and "Pbaedrs. -
Carries Coffin With Her.
huie Bcruhardt is superstitious.
as nude up her mind that she will
again see Paris and that she will
this tour. She always carries
= with her Oh her travels. That
sel commonplace for years; but
aid that she has brand new one
baggage and has confident be-
ast she will occupy il on the re-
up TO France.
~ BernhaTdt was horn O,fobor 90