The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14

Has it ever happened TO you? OF course
1t has a dozen times. perhaps, your
| newest acquaintance has surveyed you
critically and. with the enthusiasm of a
You look exactly like friend of mine IN
| Chicago AS matter OF fact, you don't
know. and you respond to the discover.
er's enthusiasm with consciousness OF
| two emotions, one Of sympathy for this
other person afflicted with your own mis-
| fortunes, and the other a desire to sec
| him. Once in q while you encounter one
| Of these alleged counterparts OF yourself.
| Every time / have met one Of them /
have seen my own thought rush in a
flush OF color over his face; ,r
Then the friend who has discovered
| this alleged likeness comes to the relief
Of both Of YOU by confesslng: Now that
You are together. you don't look a bit
alike!" Whereupon you and your late
double shake hands again and declare
| that you knew your mutual friend was
troubled with visual insanity from the
first.
All of this is merely OF resemblanees s,s
striking resemblance of Vivian Martin,
"spendthrft company. now appearing
at the Salt Lake theater, and Miss Billie
Burke, the beautiful and adorable Froh-
months ago in her comedy, Love
Watches Ordinarily only the one per.
son who has discovered your double
can detect the likeness. foui lDt llkfIeSS
between Vivian Martin and Billie Burke
does not exist solely in my own fancy.
so 1 cannot be classed in this instance
as among the visual insane. When Wv
Ian Martin came on the stage Monday
night and turned her pretty face toward
the audience with a smile that showed
rows OF tiny, even teeth and a bewitch-
ing dimple at the corner OF her. chin,
there was a ripple OF comment all over
the house. Around me / heard whisper
after whisper: Isn't she like Billie
Burke
When she spoke, when she laughed,
when she tripped across the stage, more
and more she was like Billie Burke: AND
having talked face to face with Vivian
Martin. as one has talked face to face
with Billie Burke. one still maintains
that the resemblance between these two
charming little actresses is nothing short
OF remarkable
The splendid work done by the Inger-.
soil Stock company In The Walls oI
Jericho" at the Garrick is said by the
faircst critics TO be on par with that
put on by the best of stellar companies
throughout the country, There Is no
longer any question about how the mem
Salt Lakes theater-goers. for the houses
this week are already large enough TO
justify II feeling OF pride on the part of
the management.
"a Night Attack" the military sketch
by Shovel Of the National Guard. as
sisted by twenty or more soldier boys
and Miss Florence Swinnerton as soloist,
was given a tryout at the Orpheum
Tuesday morning. The stage was set in
perfect representation of a camp at night
and the whole sketch was given and
elected much praise from those who
saw it. The sketch will be given further
rehearsals and tryouts and may be seen
on local stage in the near future.
Present indications are that a record
week for business will be established by
the Orpheum with the bill now run
ming. which, il is said by the manage
ment. Is the most expensive bill that ever
played In Salt Lake. Standing room
only" appears to have become the rule
al night, while the matinees are well at
tended.
TWO OF the largest houses OF the week
at the Daniels saw last nights two per-
formances Of Shooting the Chutes." and
the piece apparently caught the fancy of
the crowds. The musical numbers are
plentiful and there Is catchiness about
them that IS Irresistible,
At the Florence motion picture houses
fine bills are being presented this week.