The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14

The Colonial theater Will open IT'S
doors for the season of 1910-11 this
CSunday) evening, when 1.-The Lottery
Man, will be presented, the first one
Of the independent attractions to come
to Salt Lake this season. The company
comes straight from the Biiou theater,
New York. where it has had a phenom-
enal run of seven months. II is a long
lump from New York to Salt Lake, but
it was necessary to have the company
here tonight and the Journey without u
stop was made.
This attraction in turn will be fol
lowed later this month by Wilton Lack
ave in his great Savoy theater, New
York, success, "The Battle. - The list
of offerings Mt the Colonial will include
Grace George, Mary Mannerlng, Nine.
Nazimova, e. II. Sothern and julia
Marlowe, Robert Mantell, Amelia Biug'
ham, Virginia Harmed. Lulu Glaser,
John Mason, DeWolf Hopper. May II
win, Marie Cahill. Forbes Robertson IN
The Passing of the Third .ham ,lrn tio3f Or
Daniels. Jefferson De Angels, William
Collier, Margaret Ellington, Mrs: Les
lie Carter, Laurence Irving, Walker
Whiteside. HThe Midnight Sons, 'HThe
Blue Mouse "William Hodge. Ger
trude Elliott, Maxine Elliott. Walter
Jones in !'Going Some ~ The Merry
Widow "The Prince Of Pllscn, -
"Madame X ''The Love Cure" Hen
ry W. Savage IS production of the new
West Louis Mann. James *, Hackett.
Max Figman. Andrew Mack, Fritz
Scheff, Eddie Foy, Sam Bernard and
others: in fact it is stated that after
the Lackeye engagement there Will
scarcely be a dark night at the Colonial
during the season, which will nun until
June next year.
The Garrick. by which name the old
Grand will be known in the future. will
open on September ,, when William
lngersoll and his company Will begin
their engagement which VIII run for
an indefinite period. During the sum
mer the Garrick has been thoroughly
overbauled, the auditorium has been en-
larged, the boxes have been changed,
the aisles have been wadened the stage
enlarged and when its doors are opened
playgoers Will step into one of the prct-
tiest theaters to be found anywhere,
At the famous old playhouse the Salt
Lake theater Henrietta Crossman Will
appear as the first of the star attrac-
tions for 1901, Miss Crossman and
her company will begin three nights
engagement on Labor day, September .,
and from that date on the old play
house will not be dark, with possible
exceptions and on Sunday, during the
season klaw e. Erlanger, who control
the bookings for the theater, promise at
fractions that are the best to be had.
Every indication now is that the Salt
Lake playgoer will have the best line or
plays this winter that has ever been
given In this city.
Here is novel way of winning a
husband 1t is the plan successfully
followed by Lizzie Roberts, spinster.
Age apparently is no detriment. Should
newspaper conduct lottery with a
young man as the priZe-buy or steal
as many of the coupons as you can, then
sit quietly back and await results. This
is how Lizzie, in the play of 1.-THE Lot
terry Man." did.
The lottery, in the play, is conduct
ed by New York paper. Jack Wright,
one Of the reporters, is responsible for
the scheme ard he offers himself as
the prize. Meantime he falls in love
with a very charming young lady and
every effort is made to capture as
many of the coupons as possible.
Lizzie quietly enters the race. She in
vests but single dollar-the price Of
the coupons-and steals second from
tho cook. It is the latter coupon