The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16
LOCAL. THEATRICAL REVIEW
BY THE PLAYGOER

nuaciation" Is one Of ths nsV fna
and its story &c Of love with I1maloi .
to eastern points. The play ala a gssi
performances.
day al the Colonial are giving e Sun.
dav matinee, but the theatres Cl-zltst .
has not vet become accustomed 90 tts .
innovation, and there IS usually a pos
attendance. When II is once -l-sI,
stood that such matinees are given ne
patronage viii undoubtedly Increase, .
as 4 has been proved az che lrphs1a .
/ Ihar sunday matinses are popular.
ExeeIIent stock Production.
Leah KIeschna." as GiVsI by "a
william Ingersou company aL me Gar.
/ rick, was a favorits production q "a .
| yEaek The presentation was rEuErk-
/ able for the ensemble playing d ne
| company, the point IN "nlcl 4 stocf
| company IS apt 70 show "seEnsss 10
| leading woman OF the cor paly, The
/ best opportunity she has mad So far
/ but Il also brought cut Eenlg crosby
and ]. David Herblin IN most saIa.
MS Nelson IS an attractive Vonla
/ and q capabls actress but 10 iz only el
rare occasions that she seems 70 get
| out OF herself and mas any 9--Fr t-aa
/ the Frances Nelson manner der ps--
Torrance OF the role Of Leah was al
mirable in the third ana to-E-- aela
where she feels the stress OF sLioh1
I emotion and rises 20 me occasion
I some OF the most popular actors and
7 actresses OF the country nave t1sf
personality 50 strongly marked t-i
no disguise. not even thaI OF l--l.
acter part. cOnceals IT, IN a yo--l
person however, who expects % 3D.
vance this IS a mistake NO --sll-s
how much personal charm I-efe "a
and that is universally created 70 4-st
Nelson. the actress cannot aL-ofl %
let Il intruds in an impersona non
/ ]. David Herblin. who mas -el-Lo-
fore been known only as so1l--l-A.
ing young officer, or the lover OF --s
I cast. came out strong IN his plfIlaf-i
I of Schram. His work was an eNaLleA
/ OF the complete sinking OF tne ----.
vidual in the part me 1919! .
showed q mastery Of detail and yarns
ful effort that made u enLire-y s---s.
factory. Mr.. Herblin's work is that q
leading juvenile man, ana ne IS gen
orally liked in these tmpersoneri9ns
though it was this character part q
schram that brought out MS best e.
Previous engagements
Mr.. Herblin came 70 salt Lake Iroz
! the Forepaugh Stock company or Fhl.
adelDhia, and IN that CITY ne oLot
, played a weeks engagement Win ~.
} IugersolL he also supported Elg---s
! Blair in stock as juvenile man u
THIS weeks production OF The Bar.
; rler" Mr.. Herblin takes the paE- u
Poleon Doret, & young Frenchrnan.
Henry Crosby as kleschua was olt
{ ! OF the best features OF the play ID
p every particular he was satisfactory
z / showing a grasp OF the meaning OF IL
old mans attitude towards MS Gauge
ter that was a delight 20 witness II
q Is felt that Mr. CrOEbTs eEpzrlH--t
! and intelligent pOrtTayals are an IN.
> portant feature OF the excellent Wefa
: done BY the IngersOu stock COMPANY
as q whole
I ager and leading comedy man c-ose-
- MS engagement with the col-l-Ll
Z I Tuesday night In the few weeks ~
r has been identified with II, LIZ. 70 7,
ten has made many friends Dec@ass q
3 hts clever acting and Tor his Work p
z staging the productions the ehe--
I lent stage effects OF the stock COZ,
. presentation have up 70 this tine -
. Mr.. Totten's work and 10 Is feared -
e he viii be greatly missed IN tbs -
e His wife. known as Miss Leslie blnE'
! ham, will continue in the company.
I Mr.. IngersOn subordinated MS ~,
4 work TO that Of other members % r.,
b company. in this play. but though ~ x,
= had a role which IS unsympatnetie. -
{. manner. The Barrier VIII be tle ~
= ductiou this week, 20 be 1oll0Wea
@ week later by "The Iron Master.
p Good Bin at Orpheum.
The last week saw q good bill a. tnl
Orpheum and satisfactory parronss
The first Two numbers were sou1eWl-
doubtful, but with the appearance y
: Minnie Dupree IN The All---1-
Z Wife" there was no longer any ooo.
Il sion 20 complain OF the entertain il ~
: that was being offered. Those W.
Z keep up with things theatrical VII ~
: / member her as the woman VINO -
: brilliant work in The Road 70 a5sts
day" She VIII return 20 leglll. -,
drama this fall in e new play ~
Lady From Oklahoma" The Harvey
De Vora trio and the six Kaufnle.l
we're the other big attractions OF -
The headliner this week viii be ll'
Collie Ballet, that has appeared i- p
Lake previously with The Top @ -
World" company. tt now carries eizA-
cen people and a full troupe q coss
Al JolsOn, an old-time minstrel so
Will be another favorite feature OF ~
bill. He declares that vaudeville e,
absorbed miustrelsy and that is -
reason for appearing with the snol.
act people
Minstrel RetrOsDeeti0n.
Leaving myself out OF cOnsidesl
ton, says MIR. JolsOn, and taklns ~
real minstrelsy kings. where do ~.
IS out with four youngsters doing
dancing turn-and Primrose IS ~
greatest living Old-time minstrel Le.
DockstEder Is out doing a blaeA-l--
monologue In vaudeville. last year ~ ~
for some years before that. he made ~
most money and gave the best So
that mlnstfelsy ever knew -a17-
the rest Of the old-timers are oeal =
retired. West, Barlow. Wilson, al ~ ~
PASSED from our ken. Manuel kol-----,
has gone into comic opera and 90 ~
list goes on Why, Conan ana 49, !,
got together all the remaining 4i----
OF the business a year age ana y.
thousands into the game. and gave ~
ccuatry the finest and most eAps-- ~
show II had ever seen What 80 -
RESULT They were angels az l---
and saw their money burn
Daniels Closed. 49,,
The most important local thee..t n
announcement OF the week was t---,ss Z
the removal OF the Curtis Ausleal III
company 10 the ShubeTt where tr,.r.
now be permanently located --9 -,Iiv
iels theatre Will be closed tempe -----ssl
COincident with the change ID ei,rsg
was the arrival in the city q -
new leading players for the