The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
What Salt Lakers Will have
Them This Week IN the way
of Amusemen1S

", ,rorsou ;s the acknowledged ''
ing stocE k,rauces a,u Nelson, who MI adv.
MI VII h,s secured as his leadins sa,,en
: oDn ,D' IF the Youngest leading began
On the stage. Her aa Stabi in
under the guidance or of,lhIDndolnhia, hDsdIl has
stock company IN liz. when Is she
been, vast anu a,,an vn for James +. Hack
WAS Leading Tu" prida % .Jennico." pare
ete IN In vt unv scason she was playing W. VIZ
W W, JIacn Worsley, who is noW Cof
s,,nh eycellent work with %Wllllam % OH,
linr The balance of that So chan
was with Cyril Scott IN r;m' !" tbe title
Miss Nelson was sTafIeIw Ii Iw;dow,p com
rolo OF LINZ ine On the road from New ;f, VOTE,
Lnsf summer she supported F" wbile ,
Iacl,oye and Amelia Bingham ;1s",, ia
r,iaI;no rtnu in So. Louis Miss Nelisoth OIL
rpnnSsidsre5 ponS ids one of the leading s'o'A
actresses of today u.,o- of Mr..
Walter II. Seymour is ano'mS accom-
Ingersoll's company and Is hn n,od by
plished actor, having peen .i Ims@ ,S"rt OF
Charles Frohman to play tne prl,, p%ilv as
RaInh Sfandish This was as edi;lS az. ~
tbs year 1908; since that time his IL mo
norience bos been far reaching ho
pulaV wne engaaed TO create che Leading Jnveee
nile role In New York production %
StThe Battle of San Juan Hi, 4ioo no.
the leading comedy role In In OwJn h tbe
vis's production OF Inroufn an
Breakers. Mr.. Seymour then took an
was fastened the very difficult role or c
Godfrey Tempest in "The SORROWS %
satan 81 He was leading man In MIL
! neapolis for ten weeks, Malestle thea'te, q,
| in Cleveland for twelve weeks, ana III
Columbus, O.. two summers ,1 OF elgnY sn.
and ten weeks duration. Mr: oey
mour also starred two seasons pInaytlnSS pnaytiS
vaudeville, producing "Ihe Two hos riaLS
and "a Slight Mistake, y both sketeneS
having been written by himself.
Miss Margaret Dills,. also, MEMBER
of the company, made her first appear
ance on the stage with Annie Russei,
in the URoyal Family when she held
the queen Is train. After few weeks
with Miss Russell she engaged to under,
study tho leading woman 3 part III
"Henry w. which Richard Mansnelo
was at that time producing; MISS .enId 9lll9
remained two seasons with Manshela
after which she Joined Proctor stock
company of Montreal and since that
time has been engaged with some or
the leading stock companies both OF
the east and west.
Wilson Day, the character actor. IS
among the best in the profession Mr..
Day has been identified with the best
ard is considered one Of the best In his
line of work. In all his characteriza-
| tions he seems TO be able to i've the
character he represents.
Miss Jessie Pringlc, the character
actress, has endeared herself to thou
sands of admirers, because Of her rare
power to be able to get right into the
clothes Of the character she portrays
and to move and act in just the same
true to life way as the character I'm
| personatcd.
Other members of the Ingersoll COM
pany who are up to the same high STAN
dard of excellence are Henry Crosby,
| Albert Peters, Joseph Byron Totten,
who is q dramatist having made dram
atizations of many of the popular nov
els and all have been great successes.
Mr.. Totten has been brought on by Mr..
1ngersoll to take charge of all pro
ductions put on during the coming sea-
son, j. d. Herblin, Helen Collier and
Adelaide Anshutz go to make up the re.
naming members of the company. They
have all held responsible positions IN
the larger stock houses in the east and
are exceptionally capable people in their
respective lines.
The Casino is doing a remarkable
summer business. Three reels of ex-
elusive pictures, interspersed with good
! vocal and instrumental music, compris-
Ing the programme. An entire change
OF programme is put on every Monday,
Thursday and SATURDAY., making the
greatest variety of 6rst-run pictures
ever exhibited in the city The reeu-
lar vaudeville season opens Monday,
September II. and Booking Agent
FISHER promises line of acts second
to none,
The stage career Of Margaret Illinp-
ton stands prominent as worthy ex-
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