The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

prison This play is largely constructed
with this theory in metaphysics I'm view.
II is an intensely interesting story. and
It's treatment at the hands OF Mr.. lnger-
SOIL and his company enhances its at
tractiveness. There many situations
In which the audience is held breathess
and spcllbound because of their intensity
Excellent as have been the productions
haps IL is just to say that Leah klcscE
ma is the best OF them all. 1t requires
a high grade or talent TO produce II.
and in this respect the company is ex
ceptlonalIy fortunate. Following his
usual course. Mr.. Ingersoll has taken
grca, pains in the matters OF coStuning
polish in every detail. and absolutely
nothing 10 disturb the sense OF comfort
and pleasure In the spectator
The. play will be AT the Garrick during
al, OF this week. including Wednesday
and Saturday matlnccs.
AS was promised. the offering OF "a
Happy New Year at the Daniels theater
Sunday evening by the Allen Curtis COM
pany is the happlest effort of this or
ganiZation in It's seventeen consecutive
weeks in Salt Lake city, The selection
this week is a decided improvement over
tion is worth while,
The piece is all nonsense. Of course. but
the company, individually and collective
ly, gets away with IL well Henry Aucr-
bach gets ali there is TO be got out OF the
part OF Levi Goldsteln, a believer in Top
ltzky Charles Figg is given the best cp-
portunty he has had here In the par, OF
Dennis McCorley, and he takes every ad-
vantage OF this opportunity Besides. he
sings well. Fisg was given good hand
several times Sunday evening. Carlton
Chase pleased as Sammy Goldsten. son
OF Levi, and the Lake City quartette ma
terially helped things out with It's sing
Ing. The Prayer sisters and the Beverly
sisters also got big hand In their
xla N.sl, gkNN
The house was crowded al both per-
formanccs Sunday evening. "a Happy
New Year will run until Saturday after
noon. with the usual matinces.
II his friends hadn't been sorry for
Bubbles Bubbles" because
he s so fat-thcTc wouldn't have been any
Seven Days" IL was compassion that
sary OF his divorce. They knew he stll
loved Bella. even II she had got Reno
divorce on the ground OF psychic cruelty.
which was fairness. and when the annl-
versary came they invited themselves to
dine with him to cheer him up. "Bub-
blcs" has fine house on Riverside drive
In New York city \ strong minded.
though rich and generous spinstcr aunt.
Miss Selma. puts up for the establish
ment. and she doesn't know Bubbles
and Bella are separated. She diSap-
proves Of divorce In fact. on one oc-
casIon she declares that divorced peo-
Pile. whisky and low neck gowns are
what hell is made Of" upon which her
nephew observes, 20 death, where is thy
sting" Bubbles" and his guests are
waiting I'm his Turkish drawing room for
dinner 10 be served when Aunt Selma
une Xpectedly arrives. AS a concession
to her prejudice against divorce which
would cost Bubbles" his home. ~ Nc
Nair. a society bud (all Of these folk are
OF upper tcndom), is persuaded 10 pose
as Bella. Meantime the real Bella. anX-
ous about Bubbles, whom she still
loves has come TO the house secretly,
Also a burglar has chosen this night To
rob the place. and Officer Flanagan has
elected 10 call on Bridget. the cook, Al
are quarantlned for one week-"Sevcn
Days''--a week OF the merricst fun and
sayest humor that has ever made an ap-
dience weak from laughter. And Seven
Days does that very thing. II will he
al the Salt Lake Thcater tonight Messrs.
Wagenhals e. kemper are sending TO this
city an ideal New York cast and pro-
duction OF great beauty. This comedy
has been running in New York more
than a year.
At the Casino this afternoon the vau-
dcville season will open. Fishers vaude-
Vile baIng presented. There are three
vaudeville acts and these, with the NOV
week there will be added song and
dance sketch by two pretty Salt Lake
girls.
Blanche Ring has inausurated tour
in "The Yankee Girl which. for vast
ness OF territory and length OF time Gov
ercd Will probably hold this season $
record. Her tour is booked up TO July.
1911. and in the interval Miss Ring will
have appeared In all the important cities
between New York and the Pacific coast,
this OF course. including salt Lake.
Tho Family" a modern play in three
acts. by Robert III. Davis. n well known
magazine editor. was produced for the
first time AT the Able opera house. Eas-
ton Pa. Saturday night by the Messrs.
Shubcrt John Wesley. who IS featured,
plays the leading role. which is that OF
David Sneod, Cub The play gave
Immense satisfaction. II will be present :
ed In New York this week.