The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03

which thoroughly enjoyed clean-cut
presentation OF the attractive play.
Miss Leone is seen In the part OF Polly
Primrose, Il southern beauty. whose
| lovely character and charming grace sp-
pear to he enhanced by a determination
and A confident expectation TO break
the heart of every man with whom she
comes in contact. Her pride in this
somewhat rude shock when Hugh Car
lislc (Willard Mack). a guest at her fa
fact New Yorker, FOR time proves to
| be apparently impcrvlous to her charms.
Even he. though. finally falls her vic
tim; bu. in his case II Is an &c, enduring ring
| in the heart of the hitherto wilful young
woman, This arouscs the jealousy OF
Oliver, Chase (Arling Alcine), an unsue-
gotten the trouble OF the New Yorker
at Georgetown. in the midst of the enc
mys country; Carlisle is accused by
the loyal southern heart of Polly is torn
between the emotions Of burning. love
and intense patriotism, She sends her
newt found sweetheart away from her,
and then his adventures begin in earnest
In the end, however (and who would
have il happen othcrwiseO things WORK
happiness for the lovers than they had
ever experienced before.
There is good company In support
OF MI Mack and Miss Leone in this
james Renne. Frederick Moore, Elmer
Booth. Joseph Kennedy, Harry .. Ray,
mond, Pearl Either, Irene 0uttrlm Ii ana
Lake thcater- going public. And there
are the usual Mack acoompaniments OF
appropriate scenery and staging: oil go
ing TO the finishing Of a clean produc-
Polly Primrose will run at the Bun
galow during the entire week. Win
Wednesday and Saturday matinecs
A falr-slzcd audience greeted the per-
Torrance of "The Bells which Is being
presented at the Shubert, Sunday night.
The play calls for some strong actins
on the part Of the principals and this
is creditably performed. The supporting
cast is we'll balanced and the portrayals
of the various characters are wen oone.
The plot centcrs around murder that
was committed years before the time
represented at the opening OF the play.
An mn-keeper, one Matthias, In his lust
curing by his crime n fortune. years
after the matter was being discussed
in the inn. which was run by the Suiity
keeper. Scarcely had the words lett ms
lips than sleigh bells arc heard and the
arrival of a Polish jew Is announced. The
guilty mans conscience is stricken by
the coincidence and he becomes mentally
ill., 4 clairvoyant doctor is consulted
and informs his patient that he has TAX
en- too much wine, and incidentally boasts
Of his power that enables him to hypno-
tize criminal and compel his subject
to confess. Matthias lives behind closed
doors and arranges his daughters we'd
ding with an officer OF the law, hgur-
ing that the union will afford him pro-
lection should he be discovered as the
murder AS he counts out the money
for his daughters dowry sleigh bell
is found among the coins, the ring OF
which again calls TO his mind the scene
OF his guilty act years before, the money
being the same that was taken from the
murdered Jew. He retires to rest and
dreams Of his deed. dreams that he Is
hypnotzed by the doctor and that he con-
trial for the murder and feels the moose
around his neck, Al the critical mo-
ment he awales, but the strain and Inn
preston is too great for him 10 with
stand and death has its inning The low
ers are married and the ending Is salts
factory TO all
Mr. Swenson as Matthias is excellent.
William S. Donovan as Christian. the
Luke Cosgrove. George Stanley, Earl
Pingree, John Whiteman, Rob Davis. f.
Hardie Meakin. James Ellis, Don Stevens
all creditably portray the characters as
is delightfully."- sweet and winning In
the role. Dorothy Meeks and Francis
Hooper are well up to the standard OF
the company. The play continues all
through the week with matinees We'd
nesday and Saturday.
At the Grand Sunday evening Tempest
and Sunshine" that pretty southern play
which has pleased so many. was pre-
sented by o very capable company. There
was a good audience present and that the
play was appreciated was evidenced by
the fact that there were n number OF
encores. Miss Marie De Beau portrayed
the part OF Tempest, the ever fiery, She
was vivaciouS and tense according to
the demands OF the role. She Is an
actress with a pleasing personality, Miss
Bessie Dunlop did herself credit In the
part Of Sunshine, She portrayed the
role we'll Earle S Ross made a good
DR.. George Lacey. while Robert Perrin.
another favorite, deserves credit for his
excellent rendering OF the part Of Richard
Miller. the wronged wooer for the hand
OF Tempest.
In addition to those mentioned the COM
pany producing Tempest and Sun
shine includes number OF capable peo-
pie, among them being Lillian Black. Carl
Wintcrhon, Elmer Gamble. Fred c, Ben
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