The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-10
Mrs. G.. B. III. Pickard,

MPS. O. u.
Wednesday from IT. A. Mcnamara. whose
stage name is Tom Mack He is in Paris.
where he is filing dates at one OF the
tbeaters, Mack left Salt Lake with his
partner under the firm title OF Mack &
Marcus. They made good on the
Orpheum circuit and were booked in Eu-
| rope. In Holland they separated Mack
going TO Paris and Marcus TO Antwerp.
where he stlI is. Mack describes the
| floods in Paris, and says the disaster is
! beyond conception.
The presentation of tho popular melo-
drama, I'm Il Woman's Power" at the
| Grand theater this week is meeting with
success Few melodramas are OF such
absorbing heart interest as "ln
| Woman'S Power and IL Is being pre-
| scntcd in q very creditable manner by
the sutton players. Miss Helen Barham
takes the part OF the French adventures.
| Ira Earl intcrprcts the character of Or.
| Elwood Hardicraft Il. T. Hazett is seen
10 good advantage as Frank Maxwell. the
secret To sgrniGS rna agent: ne par p Of Hon:
taken by Al It. Dickinson. There will
he a matinee Saturday.
! The seat sale for Bailey and Austin i'm
The Toy o tn World" at the Colonial
thcater opening Sunday night will be-
GIN this morning. Notwithstanding there
\ were many whose Christine OcS WOuIU
not permit of their attending when The
piece seen at tho Salt Lake theater,
just previous 10 the holidays to the very
| biggest kind OF business. the engagement
| here Will prove most interesting,
Excursions will be run on all railroads
for the Lambardi Grand opera comapny
next week. A rate of one fare for the
round trip has been made for February
| - TO 10 inclusive good returning the
| pin Ia. Jrou gro
! many people OF the outside cities and
! country towns who otherwise would not
come here Many mail orders have been
| received for seats for the opera season.
They viii he filled I'm the order OF their
| receipt and left at the box office for the
people who have requested The seats.
| mailed back to them. Seats Will 90 on
| sale at the box office tomorrow morning.
Tonight at the Salt Lake thcater VIII
liam II. Crane will begin a three days
| engagement In Father and the Boys Il
comedy by that past master Of humor.
George Adc. MIR. Crane has given his
| admirers no such delightful work In MANY
| seasons he offers them through the
medium of this play. His joyful and
mastery characterization OF father
harks back To the delightful portraits
he offered in ''Thc Senator "'rhc
Henrietta" and David Elarum" IL is
a genuine. old time Crane part. and the
| comedian is said 10 extract from .it every
| iota of its comic possibilities. The key
note Of the comedy is fathers love for
! his boys. Tho old gentleman. In GeNotlng
his life 10 amassinG a fortune. has fallen
behind the procession and is out OF touch
| with his two sons. As he cannot induce
them to adopt his manncr of living. he
decides to adopt theirs and march shou-
der to shoulder with them. With this
brief outline il can readily he seen that
Mr.. Crane has great opportunities TO
display his art and talent i'm comedy.
Now and then there is a bit OF pathos.
and at such moments Mr. Crane arrests
laughter and makes the sentiment ring
true Charles Frohman has given Mr..
Crane an elaborate scenic production.
and the company headed by Margaret
| Dgle as leading woman, is a strong one.
|
The friends of Emma Lucy Gales will
be Interested to hear that she Is making
good in the ROYAL opera house at Berlin.
week ON both Christmas and New Years
eve and day. and has lust recently sung
at tho performances whom the kaiser and
ia JGIO Miss Gates had bce,i spared bv
Tho nanarruIenI from knowledrn OF IT'S
heinz n royaI noyformancc until she
reached the opera house and IL was
something Of n shock 10 the singer, as
II was ho, 1rst nxncricncc nr thn kind
p,t sLc was @roiiGnd 10 Inc assured hr.
he managcr Thar only fine bcst singers
were chosen for such performances