The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
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E,V work.. Jan. l5.-Unspca kable
y Of ,bc heart have taken hold on
uay This season The latest IS
VVeJ VeeJJ '.The Affinity" and, as the
w hos beeu made famous by MT
Hai;nnrd Pinney Earle, 1t is scarce
pa 'nnp nssarv TO waste time on cluclda
Sniicicnt il i, 10 say that Law
Jrrinp has boon thrilling audi
as in the role of Pierre. Pierre
= II hook wormish hermit, aud ne ialls
osfovc with Charlotte. whose olher
,adc i Mabel Hackney. Perhaps one
NAH do we'll 10 add that the play Was
cII,en by Eugene BrieuX- VINO nas
II = siudv Of the affinity question:
an br;rg a Frenchman.. ms SlScn us
lgt clever lines. IL Is Charlotte
lebosc 10 show Pierre tnat ne
oDh, in The trap which he had ,ald
bY her. He cannot get rid oi nrt' %
eit he ism I married 10 hrr' ~
bws her out Of the mouse ana ~
S3s up all serene w'lh oema"l ~
ldry, 300 fur coat, Pierre guns
iahying long enough TO Wr,lc q Gn'.M, ,,
yl(t ,,-y bc again casts Charlotte opt
II ,,.;ndov hut she comes IN by
b,rE door 10 upbraid him for for
b Mo In mi The cat out the .n,ght
4 forn The moral Of the play " inc
III moral can be used IN connection
hstj, /, al al seems 10 he: Once an
E;fv. always an affinity. II seems a
/, hbinqtion OF "1'hc Easiest Way
ID ''The Incubus.
q Latest Mau7o Adams stogy.
NJ ny dward Bok j. the authority for the
sees, Maudc Adams story. II seems
n y little Girl of @. who lives IN
'nl lnion. y. j., saw Miss ADAMS play
Vefcr Pan two wears ago. she Wrote
Isks Adams. telling her so. but IN inc
rs and shuttle of theatrical hnIrN
reeivcd no answer. Yet inc chlIn
| Nh in her actress never waNProo.
sc.sont this tiIne she began saving her
s,soNanco for an unnamed puIPua,.
tsic allowance WAS u rents q wees,
ahich she increased occasionally 10 !.
ID 10 by doing family 'rranhS. y
ear later. when Miss ADAMS WAS pIaN
hr nNhai Every Woman Knows al
te Empire thea'er, during me hollGay
leeks. the little girl persuaded her
atber 10 take her 10 New York She
IN accumulated Sil2. Tho object Of
= hoard then appeared. The 81 bought
81 a hundred yioictS, and those yIolcts
mi 10 Miss Adams at the Empire
eaier. And now the tragedy oc
fred Through somebody s error the
lEile note that went with the flowers
pyer reached the star. and she knew
nfIno one 10 thank. So he little aIrl
NIT back 10 Trenton and waited day
ey,rr day. her faith in her goddess
oPly tried AT this point enter Ed
MID Box. editor Of a great woman s
iodical. AT dinner in Philadelphia
10 overhear The story told
" ban aunt of The little girl. Mr., Bol;
wlws Miss Adams. and he knew that
ltlacthing ought 10 he done, SO. with
ms lsliDcriulinatiug himself. he drew out
eeSthe narrator the name Of the little
,di which in part was Nellie, and her
hents address in Trenton. The out
e Of this was that when Miss Adams
,fed Trenton there was surprise
w. Nellie. The heavens opened and
y of the opening came an enormous
,asiograph of Peter Pan with an auto
ppbh inscription and an invitation 10
we behind the scenes at the cud of
,sss Sss performance. Nellie accepted,
. Got in Wrong Room.
fiss Hilda Spong, who is PLAYING
IA Little Brother Of The Rich .
-1Eallacks, had frightful experience
other day. Miss Spong. suddenly
fgiug from behind ihc scenes for
fs. rehearsal. heard loud noises in
b dressing-room.
s#t How loud Binao is breathing to.
ht,' declared Miss Spong, claspine
s. hands and turning loving eyes to.
3 her dressing room. (Bingo is her
King Charles spaniel.)
s think ! VIII wake the little dear
: said she. AS Miss Spong entered
~ dressing compartment she gave d
g cry. She started back. She was
bcrgasted. Stage hands ran TO in
'igate,, and found a grimy. tattered
MaAvidual calmly sleeping upon Tho
~ of the room.
Hey. y'use, don I wake me til
e ee?' said the grimy one,
h What is your name?'' ?''asked Mr.