The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
New Three Act Comedy Is
''1er Husbands Wife"

real Jimmy would do. say and think II |
there were such q person, Jimmy Val
%entine % Is the type most susceptible TO
reform, said the actor. HE IS the
young man OF representative tempera-
ment and a craving for excitement. He
finds that he can steal once without be-
Ing caught, and the lure OF adventure is
so strong that he cannot resist tempta-
ton the second time. But love caves
him, Love Is the strongest power in the
Highest Court for Actress.
Mrs, Leslie Carter Payne not only de-
clines TO abide by the decisions OF the
city court, the appellate term OF the SUI
preme and the appellate division OF the
same tribunal. that she must pay 1875
to Nine Elise Hermann for theatrical
costumes. but has carried the case TO
the United States supreme court which
Is an unusual move In an action that
ordered several stage gowns from Nine.
Hermann, but when they were finished
refused to accept them because as the
actress said, they were not as ordered.
The costuiner sued and recovered judg-
ment. Then an involuntary petition In
Bankruptcy was filed against Mrs Payne
n bankruptcy she assumed that the
dressmaker's bill was also eliminated
with her other debts. Justice Green Of
the city court held. however. that Nine
Hcrnnann's claim was not dischargeable
in bankruptcy, The appellate term uf-
,irmed this opinion. and so did the appel
!atc division. That ended Mrs. Payne's
case so far as the state courts were
concerned However. the end Is not yet.
or the actresses lawyer discovered an
2lher legal remedy In view of the fed
the case, he applied TO the United States
HpTeme court tor writ OF error, which
Justice Lurton granted
Mabel Taliaferro Disguised.
Mabel Tnliaferro the talented young
star Of "Spr.rgtime.. and wife Of Fred
p,iplr TbnTncnp fc al 10, bx Il t.l
With conditions surrounding the profess
sion that she has announced she win re-
tire from the stage at the end OF the
reason unless conditions improve Miss
Taliafcrro's principal grievance is against
the yellow press that surrounds with sem
sationalism the doings OF stage people.
| AN actress has no time TO be bad" she
tive OF the Billboard. 1--WE hear so
much scandal concerning stage people
chat II disheartens those who are really
actors and actresses. Let any poor. mis-
guided chorus girl. or even dance hall
singer, get Into any trouble, either fan
cied or real. and instanter the papers
carry big headlines. Actress in Troubler
Isn't II disgusting? l nm glad to get
away from New York with all its raucous
stage scandals. and It's rabld newspaper
talk.
Actresses give UP home. family and
the hundred and two things that make
life worth living 10 the ordinary woman
and for this certain gratitude comes in
|
Just, I speak for that great body OF
women noble. honest and true. who
sacrifice themselves at the altar OF
Thesplus-for myself | shall not continue
in any calling that Is So barred 10 indecent
attacks such as New York is undergoing
now-n conditions do not better ! shall
retire from the stage forever. Mind YOU
| / DO not say one word against the Sc
rious- minded. hnrd-Working men and
women who have not yet achieved stellar
disiinction-thcre are chorus girls and
men, and others slipping along the lower
runSs OF the theatrical ladder-they are
working with the same vim. the same
eagerness and for the same purpose
know that these. too, feel the stigma
that is being placed upon US ALL
Marie Doro Acts at Sea.
a theater at sea is the latest and the
presentation OF play In mid ocean Is
the novel feature for passengers on the
Cunard liner Mauretania on their voyage
across the Atlantic. Charles Frohman
made the arrangement with the steam
ship company TO have Miss Marie Doro
who was seen in Salt Lake City last year
in THE Morals OF Marcus" and her COM
pany present "The Climax" at seq Mr.
Frohman is sending the company TO Lon
don for an engagement in the Globe the
ater In the British metropolis beginning